@GzeusChirpist @mnwild Well probably because both teams are facing incredibly difficult opponents in the 2nd round. I mean, it feels like our year, but im not gonna jinx anything
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@EidolonOnX @mnwild I just appreciate that MN fans of any kind are never like “this is our year.”
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@GzeusChirpist @mnwild Minnesota Timberwolves, probably. 2 Minnesota teams in the playoffs at the same time
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@mnwild When your logo is a bear… why so many wolves? 🤔 Or are they coyotes… are you moving to AZ? I mean, you moved a team to TX. AZ makes sense I guess. #bringbackazhockey
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@glitch_prod Im starting to think that Bubble is a sort of hidden villain, or at the very least another AI made to prevent Caine from doing something. Maybe Bubble keeps Caine insane to a certain degree
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@vikingzfanpage Happy for him, just upset at our people for letting him go
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I have been seeing this comparison on X all day about Jesus flipping the tables in the Temple and the protesters who stormed the church service yesterday at Cities Church.
I am here to show you why theologically and contextually, these two events are very different.
First, Jesus didn’t barge in and shut down an ongoing worship service. He didn’t storm into the inner sanctuary where the priests were actually performing sacrifices and the core Jewish rituals were happening.
What He did was in the outer Court of the Gentiles. That was a public area specifically designated for non-Jews to come pray and seek God.
The money changers and merchants were set up there selling animals for sacrifice to Passover pilgrims who didn’t want to haul livestock from far away.
But that commerce turned the Gentiles area into a marketplace, drowning out worship and blocking access to prayer.
So Jesus drove them out and flipped their tables.
Why did He do that?
Because Jesus was actually clearing space for prayer and defending the right of all nations to pray in God’s house.
He quoted from Isaiah, “My house shall be called a house of prayer for all nations.”
In contrast, from what I saw in the videos and reports, those protesters entered right into the sanctuary during an active Christian worship service, chanting slogans, confronting people during service, and forced everything to shut down.
They weren’t restoring access to prayer. They were interrupting and silencing it.
They if anything had more in common with those blocking access to prayer and worship,
So no, these aren’t the same. Jesus defended and reopened a place for prayer, the other shut prayer down. Big, big difference.
Mason Mennenga@masonmennenga
people probably shouldn’t protest in places of worship but there is precedent 🤷🏻♂️
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We spent ten years teaching a nation that some laws are optional.
Wednesday morning, a woman believed us.
Now she's dead.
Three shots. One through the windshield. Two through the window.
Renee Good. 37. Mother of three. Shot in the head on Portland Avenue...blocks from where George Floyd died.
She drove into an ICE operation to "observe."
Agents surrounded her car.
She turned the wheel and hit the gas.
They opened fire.
One side calls her a martyr.
One side calls her a terrorist.
Both are using her corpse to keep their tribe warm.
And Christians are lined up on both sides, baptizing their politics in Bible verses.
Here's what nobody wants to read:
"Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God. Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation."
Romans 13:1-2.
Not the powers you like.
Not the laws you agree with.
The powers. Period.
We built a theology of rebellion and called it justice.
Immigration law? Racist.
Border enforcement? Violence.
ICE agents? Nazis.
Sanctuary cities? Righteous.
Obstruction? Resistance.
We catechized a generation in lawlessness.
And now we're shocked someone died believing the catechism.
$250 million in fraud, exposed by a kid with a camera because the state wouldn't act.
Daycare centers collecting checks for children who don't exist.
The system knew. Did nothing.
And when the feds showed up to enforce the law we'd been ignoring, we called it tyranny.
A Christian nation isn't churches on corners.
It's a people who fear God enough to submit to the order He ordained.
Not because every law is just.
Not because every ruler is righteous.
Because God established civil authority...and rebellion against it is rebellion against Him.
Peter said "We ought to obey God rather than men."
Yes. When Caesar demands worship.
When the law commands sin.
When government contradicts God.
Immigration enforcement isn't asking you to deny Christ.
Border security isn't the mark of the beast.
This isn't Daniel. This is Americans who don't like a law and dressed rebellion in righteousness.
Three children will grow up without a mother.
Not because America enforces laws.
Because America stopped teaching that law comes from somewhere higher than politics.
Is America still a Christian nation?
A Christian nation fears God.
Submits to authority...even authority it didn't elect.
Grieves lawlessness instead of celebrating it.
We did none of that.
Minneapolis just showed us the fruit.
"The powers that be are ordained of God."
Either we believe it or we don't.
A woman is dead.
And her blood answers the question for us.
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What is the biggest num you can make.?
0.1% percent will succeed
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Tell me the number that is biggest then this
Only 1 percent will succeed
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@BrickCenter_ SGA ain't beating the flopping allegations with this one, im afraid
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@reddit_lies The reason people believe it talks about abortion is the addition of miscarriage the NIV added to the passage. Pregnancy is not a requirement of the ritual, nor is it mentioned in the passage. The curse would bring about infertility, not the death of a child.
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When I'm in a misunderstanding scripture contest and my opponent is a Reddit Atheist.
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