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@ccryptominor @Michaeldudufudu I’ve run across a few. They’re usually not very funny or as good at debating as jay, they just scream slurs and cuss people out

@Ryan51157066 @Michaeldudufudu Maybe it’s just me but I haven’t encountered any of these “dyerites”. Because not one person can be as funny as J himself.

Orthodox zealotry is bad?

Christianity is when chungus

@GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 I literally said that in my comment, which you would know if you paid attention. Not all of them considered it murder (some did, some even considered it worse than murder), but they all universally considered it wrong.

@Ryan51157066 @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 So you're just going to ignore that since Aristotle - the church believed that there is no soul until 40 days after conception and the general understanding that abortion wasn't murder, and that was only changed in 1869?

@dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 biblegateway.com/passage/?searc…

@GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 I actually do. You clearly don’t, because again, practically every single Christian authority up until recent times has condemned abortion. They didn’t even all consider it murder, but they all said it was wrong. Stop trying to explain a faith you don’t hold to someone who does.

@Ryan51157066 @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 You have no idea what 2000 years of Christian history has been. You don't seem to actually know history.

@mabukittens @America1stOrg @HoopsCrave Trust me dude you really don’t want to play the “bigots murdered people” game with Muslims and Islam.

@America1stOrg @HoopsCrave good for you except these bigots just murdered people last week so its not just words

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has officially declared Eid a public holiday in New York City: “This decision reflects the unity and cultural diversity that defines New York City.”

@letsgocubsgo @RealTheoWold @greg_price11 Yes. Talarico does use that to advocate for abortion. I have watched the entire Rogan interview.

@RealTheoWold @greg_price11 Help me here…where in the actual clip is he actually advocating anortion? It seems to be a carefully selected portion of a talk that Greg Price then says is Talarico’s support of abortion. Really? Then show us the whole thing.

This is what it actually looks like to take the Lord’s name in vain— twisting the word of Scripture to endorse the murder of children in the womb.

@undrscrrH @ThatAncapGuy The actor playing the Soviet is an avowed anti communist.

@ThatAncapGuy “Commies think that giving everyone food solves world hunger”

Commies think giving everyone food solves world hunger and it fits their childish world view perfectly.

@psilynt @GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 It actually says “she will be able to conceive”. Not “she will give birth”.

@Ryan51157066 @GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 If she was pregnant and the 'bitter waters' did nothing, then according to Numbers, it proved she was pure and she could give birth. Essentially, just a way for the priest to put on a show and to 'prove' the child was the husband's to put his uncertainties to rest. 🤣

@psilynt @GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 Do you think that A. Every adulterous action can result in pregnancy, and B. Every action that can result in pregnancy will?

@Ryan51157066 @GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 The 'indication of the woman being pregnant' was a man who believed his wife was cheating on him, which is what the whole bitter waters ordeal is about. They weren't exactly prolific with contraceptives back then.

@psilynt @GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 *may* be pregnant. *may*. There is no indication of the woman being pregnant, meaning it would have same result whether she was pregnant or not. Thus, no abortion.

@Ryan51157066 @GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 Everything is in there. It was a magic ritual to cause infertility while a woman may be pregnant from someone other than her husband. How effective it was likely depends on whether whatever they were doing had any medical basis.

@GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 Nothing here is “making my worldview crash”, and you’re the one being ridiculous. I don’t really care what a secular atheist in the 21st century thinks a biblical passage means when I have 2000 years of Christian history telling you you’re wrong

@Ryan51157066 @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 Dude it's a poisonous drink. How badly is this making your worldview crash if you're being this ridiculous?

@PhilMiller2911 @bonchieredstate He claimed the “gospel” of Thomas (a heretical proto gnostic text) should be in the Bible then used it to defend transgenderism.

@bonchieredstate “Heresy” has an actual historic definition. Having a different opinion about about doesn’t generally rise to the level of heresy. What heresy is Talarico espousing?

Let me explain something to Democrats commenting on Talarico being a “seminarian,” apparently believing that automatically makes him the Christian choice. And you probably won’t get it, but that’s okay. I’m going to explain it anyway. In the Book of James, people who assume the mantle of teacher but spread heresies are said to have “stricter” judgment that your average sinner. False teachers are repeatedly warned against throughout the scriptures, described as the worst types of wolves. In other words, while you can point to Paxton’s past transgressions, and that’s fair to talk about, you need to understand that what Talarico does and has done is no less sinful. And for the average devout Christian who isn’t part of a progressive heretical body, they see that and know that. You may not get it. You may think all this Christian stuff is just about saying a few words. But it’s not. Heresy is a grave sin, and something Christians are expressly told to flee from. So Christians are going to take that issue seriously in this race, even if it seems silly, unimportant, or unfair to you because you think, “Well, Talarico is nice so that makes him righteous.” Not how it works.

@nude_emperor @PubWanghaf Thank you for your theological input, “444Nude Emperor”

@GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 So you just… assume there’s herbs involved despite that not being present in the text? Doesn’t seem very “instructive” to me

@Ryan51157066 @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 They made a poisonous tea that when given to pregnant woman it caused a miscarriage. They didn't know if it was the dust, the herbs, or the chant that caused the "curse from God", so they did it all. That's how this shit has always worked throughout all of history.

@GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 So do you think “dust from the tabernacle floor” is a euphemism for… idk, rue, or something?

@Ryan51157066 @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 It was written in the Kingdom of Judah and then finalized by those in exile in Babylon, where medicine and religion were heavily linked. Priests (ashipu and asu) were early physicians, using ~1300 drug terms of plant origin to treat what they believed were caused by evil demons.

@GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 Do you want to back up that claim? Or is the claim since sacrifice and spiritual rituals don’t exist/dont work they were actually just herbalists who said funny things and were recorded as priests

@Ryan51157066 @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 Yes it most certainly is. All translations are to priest who were factually herbalists.

@nicksortor This is during a sermon, btw

JAMES TALARICO: “Our trans community needs abortion care too!” THIS is the guy Democrats just nominated for US Senate. In TEXAS 🤣🤡

@GrenMeera @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 Except it isn’t an herbalist, lol.

@Ryan51157066 @dwword83 @RKelly41591 @BasedMikeLee @RicheyBroo71235 Yes, because bringing in an herbalist to make a special drink to ensure your wife is made infertile after committing adultery... couldn't POSSIBLY be about pregnancy, right? You're trying so hard to make this about something else