☾ 𝚐𝚘𝚗𝚣𝚘𝕞𝕠𝕠𝕟𝕝𝕚𝕥†

my name means “Gift of God, strength in battle” (Madison) “Victory of the People” (Nichole) “While I breathe, I hope” (Masoner)

@alteredmoonart holy shit you’re such an inspiration to me, i must let you know that a tapestry i bought from you 4-5+ years ago is still my favorite piece of artwork i’ve had the honor of enjoying. my entire perspective shifted beautifully once i recieved it. i, also, am a full time artist now

Some days I wanna quit being a full time artist so bad. I feel like no one talks about how incredibly hard it is. Putting yourself out there over and over and feeling like the success just isn't happening, like it's just not for you. Sometimes it really gets to me.

@j_avocados if i had a soundcloud link i’d drop it til then just txt me sexy, i’ll remind u !!!

@MadiMasoner Only in your presence but dang we gotta link up soon. Def didn’t apply to you my precious

I feel like female musical artists don’t get taken seriously because 80% of the lyrics are bitching about men. Which is extremely valid bc they’re icky but let’s just ignore them and talk about something else

@j_avocados text my phone let me put you on the best rapper alive (me)

loving myself is best of boff worlds forever

I need to be fr and lock in

@hannahjacole living in the moment has always put me where i’m supposed to be planning ahead and trying to control outcomes has always put me in shitty spots

I’ve always lived unusually and that’s just how it is 🤷🏻‍♀️ ANY time I try to do life the “right” way, I end up under tremendous negative stress or in bad situations for no reason but trying to be normal. It’s a no from me! 🚫

instead, use the stage

@hannahjacole i love you

puppies? baby plants? recycled art? local food? 😌 a beautiful gulf coast day indeed 🩵☀️

@mer__grey @woahsayum 🙏❤️‍🔥

you’re not blessed, you’re spoiled

@highashex_ :/

@balkanpriestess they catch me on the interstate (i10) actin bad 🎶

leaking, seeping passion from every pore this morning

In the early 1500s, disaffected Christians led by Martin Luther sought to break away from the Roman Catholic Church. Martin Luther and his followers claimed the Church had become corrupt by its own power after it began accepting money in exchange for the forgiveness of sins. They also claimed the papacy was keeping Christians in captivity this way, and compared Rome to ancient Babylon. Because of this, they saw the Pope as the Antichrist, and the Church became divided, resulting in the creation of many new denominations. This event became known as the Reformation, and the protesting Christians became known as Protestants and Lutherans. Before this happened, there was only 4 denominations, but they would then multiply into 45,000 over time. Up until this point in time, most Christians were Historicists, meaning they were under the impression that the Book of Revelation was in the process of being fulfilled, and that the Great Tribulation and the destruction of the Temple had already occurred around 70 AD when Christians were ruthlessly persecuted by the Roman Empire, which they also saw as the Antichrist. According to the Historicists, there wasn’t just one Antichrist, but many. It was a spirit and not a singular figure. Some say this spirit used a secret society of Jesuits as the corrupting influence within the papacy. Oddly enough, Jesuits within the papacy would lead their own Counter-Reformation, resulting in the creation of many new seemingly misleading doctrines. Historicist reformers claimed the Roman Catholic Church was using these doctrines to defend itself against the masses of rebelling believers. These doctrines included Preterism and Futurism. Preterism, which was created by the Jesuit Luis de Alcasar, is the belief that every single prophecy in the Bible has already been fulfilled, while Futurism, which was created by the Jesuits Francisco Ribera and Manuel Lacunza, is the belief that the Great Tribulation, the destruction of the Temple, and the Antichrist’s arrival are all going to happen at some point in the future. Ironically, both of these ideas did successfully redirect the attention of many Christians away from the papacy. Futurism is now taught in nearly every seminary school and preached in nearly every church. Perhaps part of the Counter-Reformation was infiltrating the many new denominations with Jesuit agents. Nevertheless, Futurist interpretations of the Bible are also the subject of many Hollywood movies and Illuminati conspiracy theories. So, it seems many Christians and conspiracy theorists have actually been primed to expect the arrival of a singular Antichrist figure. However, as the world continues to descend into chaos, it also seems like the Jesuits were right about a coming Great Tribulation. Supposedly, there are even plans to build another Temple. But is it possible this is only because secret societies have been using the Futurist doctrine as a script to stage a massive deception, or what Saint Paul called a strong delusion? What would happen if the supposed Antichrist were to come and go without Jesus Christ showing up immediately after? Would Christians lose their faith and accept another savior? Perhaps the end is farther off than most realize, and we will have to endure a lawless New Age before the Second Coming actually occurs.

👀 Ryan Garcia doubling down: "If they want to sue me, I will counter-sue them." He claims elites are 'eating babies' and that he is not crazy. He also claims that he will be testifying before Congress. Do you believe Ryan? @RyanGarcia

@highashex_ crazy gnarls barkley