Bookstrom
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The clear highlight of the World Cup half-time show was Justin Bieber performing “Everything Hallelujah.”
He could have chosen any of his old hits. Instead he sang a song about finding gratitude in the ordinary moments of life and responding with praise. On one of the biggest stages on earth, with hundreds of millions watching, he kept declaring “hallelujah,” a word that means praise the Lord.
The song treats everyday things like a kiss from a loved one or simply waking up as small miracles worth thanking God for. That message reached a global audience without blasphemy or irony. Christ was acknowledged in front of the world.
That is an epic win. There is no good reason for Christians to counter-signal it.
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@Julian721981 @isisbaconator Got ratioed by more than 20 likes by someone calling you a fag lol
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@dziku_uooh just because they are like 1 thousand years old does not make it ok to like loli they still look like kids💔✌
GIF
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“Why dosent a real country look like a fictional anime anymore?”
Yuno Poster@HidamariSneed
Why doesn't France look like this anymore?
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Who ever drew this panel is a madman 😭😭😭
シルフィ | Makise@makiisetm
Sylphie never beats the allegations...
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