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@Astrolabrary @erichovind @RTB_HRoss Jeremiah 4:10, Jeremiah 20:7, 2 Thessalonians 2:11, Ezekiel 14:9 combined with the times the LORD puts a lying spirit in the mouths of prophets and since part of the theology is Jesus is also God John 7:8-10.

@erichovind @RTB_HRoss Tbf, Hugh believes scripture is inerrant in the original manuscripts, so to the extent it appears to be contradicted by the physical evidence of God's past actions, it's being misinterpreted. He has a strong argument for this as Hebrews 6:18 clearly states God cannot lie.

Social Media Question of the Week: How do you account for Genesis 7:23 saying every living thing on the face of the earth was wiped out by Noah’s flood? My Answer: Genesis 6–8 uses 7 different Hebrew words to refer to the animals wiped out by Noah's flood. An integrated analysis reveals that the animals wiped out were the nephesh basar, soulish animals in close contact with humans. As the rest of the Torah, especially Leviticus, and the book of Joshua consistently show, the only animals that can be irreparably damaged by human sin are nephesh (soulish) animals in relationship with one or more reprobate humans. Therefore, Noah's flood wiped out the entire world of ungodly people and all their animals (2 Peter 2:5) but no more. Genesis 7:23 is an example of how important it is to interpret the Bible consistently throughout all its 66 books.

@CatLover56577 Start recording. No interference, just recording from a safe distance. Federal officers acting legally should have no fear of being recorded in action.

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@Konstoyouralas1 @WhiteHouse So to be clear, city grocery stores with discounted products are communism, federal gas stations with discounted gas are not?

@WhiteHouse $3.47 gas at the first Freedom Fuel station is already better than what Biden left us with. Trump is serious about putting money back in Americans' pockets.

FREEDOM FUEL HAS ARRIVED. ⛽️🇺🇸 The FIRST Freedom Fuel Network gas station has LANDED in Philadelphia, lowering the price at the pump to $3.47 for our 47th President. President Trump is leading the charge to lower gas prices this summer - putting more money in your pocket. 🔥

@EmilySm43 Easily.

Would you take this deal?💰

@Jennifer55gt That you made a math error by two orders of magnitude. Saving a penny a day is $3.65/year, $3.66 if it's a leap year.

What's your response

@PskiPaul @AntiWokeMemes People were all of those things back then, they just weren't as often out about it because it was both a great way to be ostracized or bullied and before widespread internet hard to find others going through the same for support.

@PskiPaul @AntiWokeMemes I'm covering both. I knew one trans who was partially out about it, about a dozen LGB sorts who were out, two gay male teachers and a friend had dated someone who didn't come out about being trans until years later. That was in the 90s.

Give me a number

@SamaHoole An entertained populace is less likely to notice what you are doing and a fed populace less likely to riot out of hunger. Nothing magic about bread other than being able to deliver more food per person at scale.

The Romans understood something about cheap carbohydrate that we pretend not to. Panem et circenses. Bread and circuses. The emperors kept the vast restless population of Rome quiet with two things. Free grain, and entertainment. Fill the belly with cheap bread and fill the day with spectacle, and a mob that might otherwise turn on you stays docile and manageable. They knew, instinctively, that a people kept full of cheap starch and distraction is a people who do not make trouble. It is not a conspiracy to notice that the modern arrangement rhymes with it rather neatly. The cheapest calories on every high street are the refined carbohydrates, the bread and the sugar, subsidised, everywhere, filling. And the circuses now fit in your pocket and glow at you all evening. A population fed on cheap starch and endless spectacle is sluggish, docile, and too tired to ask difficult questions. The Romans did it on purpose and wrote it down. We drifted into the same thing and call it convenience.

@DeenRatio Likewise, basically every "Christian" holiday is an older pagan tradition with the serial numbers filed off.

Hajj as performed today follows rituals that existed in pagan Arabia long before Islam. The Kaaba was once a pagan sanctuary that housed Hubal, the chief idol, alongside the goddesses Allat, Al-Uzza, and Al-Manat. Long before Muhammad, the pagan Quraysh were already circling the Kaaba seven times and kissing the Black Stone. They were already running between Safa and Marwah as part of their religious ceremonies. Even the ritual of stoning the pillars existed in pre-Islamic Arabia. Muhammad removed the idols from the Kaaba, but the rituals remained. The ceremonies stayed. Only the explanation changed. The Quraysh had practised these rites for generations before Islam. Instead of replacing them, Muhammad kept them and declared them acts of worship to Allah. If a religion still circles a former pagan shrine, kisses a sacred stone, and preserves ancient Arabian rituals, what really changed apart from the name? The history of pre-Islamic Arabia is available to anyone willing to study it. Hajj is not an Abrahamic practice. It is ancient Arabian paganism given a new religious identity.

@erc19712 @NotEvolution1 We'll attack any other God just the same whether YHVH, Odin or Amaterasu, the ones other than YHVH just usually aren't relevant in the context of western democracies.

@NotEvolution1 I see it differently, I think it is more like people who think they are Atheists are actually Satanists, hence why they attack the 1 True God and no other god.

Satanists are atheists

@AlgorithmDancer @Jonnyinmd @ValerieAnne1970 Have you looked at VAERS? There's a report of a vaccine giving someone the powers of the Hulk in there as a vaccine injury.

@Jonnyinmd @ValerieAnne1970 How rare do you think it is? have you looked at VAers? Have you looked at the Harvard Pilgrim study that says only 1% of reactions are repeated to VAERS?

This should terrify every parent. Pediatrician injects 18-month-old twins with 5 vaccines and both die 8 days later. Mother, Andrea Shaw, spoke out publicly blaming the shots for the deaths of her children… and now authorities have charged HER with murder. Hepatitis-A, Diphtheria, Pertussis, Tetanus & Flu Vaccines were administered to twins, Dallas & Tyson Shaw at their pediatric 'well child' visit. Within hours, the toddlers became lethargic and ill. The next morning, their lips were blue, and they struggled to move. Andrea took the twins to the emergency room and told the doctor they had received the vaccines the day before. The treating physician in the emergency room diagnosed them as suffering from “post-immunization reaction.” The babies remained symptomatic & ill over the next 6 days. On the 8th day, post vaccines, Andrea found both children unresponsive. Police and paramedics were called, and investigators immediately focused on the parents. Andrea & Nathaniel told Children's Health Defense that the police immediately treated them as suspects. “They said that it wasn’t medical and that they figured asphyxiation, and that I had supposedly had a postpartum overwhelming blackout and killed my children,” Andrea said. The family filed a report with the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System & contacted Children's Health Defense. Rather than investigating the vaccines as cause of death, including the hospitalization records & vaccine injury diagnosis... the Payette Police Department opened an investigation into Andrea. The entire medical industry & law authority ignores vaccines as possible cause of SIDS & will go after the parents...

@Etienne547 @Jonnyinmd @ValerieAnne1970 Shouldn't an autopsy be able to tell the difference between a severe allergic reaction and being smothered, strangled or otherwise asphyxiated by an external source?

@Jonnyinmd @ValerieAnne1970 Even if serious vaccine injury is rare, of those that do occur, what amount of false accusations of murder are acceptable? I would argue that the number is exactly 0 - which is also why I despise this line of reasoning.

@YahwehGraced This is what happens when you take a name written in a language that doesn't write vowels, transliterate into one that does and doesn't have exactly identical consonants either and then translate that text a couple more times.

@CraigBrockie My point being, whatever effects you claim 0.7 mg/L causes, should have been exacerbated to a notable extent historically in places like West Texas where it is naturally much higher, sometimes above the currently accepted maximum allowed dose (4 mg/L) under current standards.

@Schadrach Yes, exactly. Dose matters, and natural high fluoride areas are one more reason people should actually know what’s in their water rather than assume it’s fine

A federal study found fluoride lowers children's IQ. 2 states have banned fluoride from their tap water. Utah went first in 2025. Florida followed weeks later. What pushed them? In 2024, a federal health review found that fluoride above a certain level is consistently linked to lower IQ in children. That level is more than twice what the US puts in its tap water, And the same scientists said they still need more data at the lower amount. But the question got loud enough that whole states are opting out, And the US health secretary has ordered a fresh review. For 70 years, we were told this was settled. Filter your water. And ask the questions they stopped asking.

@CraigBrockie So whatever effect you think fluoridation has could be tested by seeing if the high fluoride regions have historically shown that effect to greater degree, especially before anyone was intentionally fluoridating water.

@CraigBrockie Several places in the US have natural fluoride levels in the water much higher than what gets added. Generally, a higher dose of a substance will have a stronger effect.

@1ozmirage1 @PsylenceDoGood @janninereid1 The Bible is really good at the text contradicting itself, and believers not engaging with the text itself but with whatever interpretive lens their pastor or parents taught them.

@1ozmirage1 @PsylenceDoGood @janninereid1 Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven: but whosoever shall do and teach them, the same shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven.

What would you do? 🤨🤔 I'll admit, I'd be pretty shocked that someone had the nerve to even make that request...but hey, I bet it happens 🤨