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@_OKJ__ @JSG2525 @AnitaSKunene God could bring about an opportunity for maximum salvation to humanity while preserving our free will ONLY through Jesus Christ and ONLY the way He did it (if you accept that God has His Godly attributes). Therefore, Christianity is necessary.

@_OKJ__ @JSG2525 @AnitaSKunene You have to understand that salvation is not only an individual goal for a randomly isolated man. Salvation is THE GOAL for Humanity as a whole. And at the same time Jesus could have been revealed only when and where he was revealed. You combine the two and you get this:

Proper Christian dilemma. Kelvin: Pastor, according to the Bible, people are saved by accepting Jesus into their hearts, right? David Oyedepo: Yes. Salvation comes through Christ alone. Kelvin: Then I have a question. What happened to all the indigenous peoples of the Americas and Africa before European colonization? Entire civilizations existed for centuries without ever hearing about Jesus. Oyedepo: God is merciful, kelvin. Kelvin: But were they saved or not? Oyedepo: The Bible says Christ is the only way to the Father. Kelvin: Exactly. So were the Aztecs, Maya, Inca, and countless native tribes in Africa condemned simply because nobody reached them with the gospel of Jesus? Oyedepo: We cannot fully understand the mysteries of God’s judgment. Kelvin: But surely there are only two possibilities. Oyedepo: Go on. Kelvin: Either people who never heard of Jesus can still be saved… Oyedepo: God may judge people according to how well they lived their lives, their works … or light available to them Kelvin: Okay, but if that’s true, then Christianity becomes unnecessary for salvation. Oyedepo: How do you mean? Kelvin: Because if isolated people can be saved without hearing about Jesus, then humanity doesn’t actually need Christianity. We could simply live our lives and be judged by our actions and conscience…just like those indigenous people supposedly would be. Oyedepo: Evangelism is still important. Kelvin: But not necessary for salvation in that case. If people can reach heaven without Christianity, then Christianity is irrelevant as a requirement for salvation. Oyedepo: Hmm. Kelvin: But the other option is worse. Oyedepo: Which is? Kelvin: That people who never heard the gospel are automatically condemned. Oyedepo: but The wages of sin is death. Kelvin: But they never rejected Jesus. They were simply born in the wrong place and time. They were ignorant through no fault of their own. Oyedepo: God’s ways are higher than ours. Kelvin: Then that would mean Christianity describes a being willing to punish billions of people eternally for circumstances completely outside their control. It could even be argued that evangelizing to people is more likely to take them to hell than heaven since if they could live their lives without learning about Christianity and still make heaven , learning about the gospel but rejecting it because they were not convinced would take them to hell regardless of how they lived their life. Which makes evangelism a net negative for salvation. Oyedepo: … Kelvin: So either people can be saved without Christianity…. making Christianity irrelevant for salvation…or they cannot, which makes the Christian system evil because innocent ignorance becomes grounds for eternal punishment. Oyedepo: Kelvin… Kelvin: Either Christianity is unnecessary, or it is morally monstrous. Oyedepo: We will be praying for you.

@itsyetearlydays @_j0sh_a_ I'm not Jewish Still, you don't forget the teachings of our Lord and Saviour, brother We should be better than that

It’s heartwarming to see how Nazi propaganda photos, are still used until today by their ideological Nazi grandchildren. In any case, the dignity, resilience, and pride of Petr Erben shown in this photo kicking the ball, is what got him to survive the holocaust and return to the land of Israel as a proud Zionist.

@doublecupofwock @firearmvideos He is facing a predator in some form of a stance with an arm stretched and makes sounds with low frequency. That's actually the best possible strategy when facing such a predator. It may deter the beast actually.

@firearmvideos Why tf is he saying “get back” like that gon do sum just walk away and be aware behind you🫩

😭 Sad but only one was going home

@kiszka_mat51444 @LTC_Shoshani 30 days in jail for an act of vandalism of that scale is more than reasonable

@LTC_Shoshani LOL so he gets 30 days away from the front line as a "punishment"?! You guys are legit monsters.

The IDF Soldier Who Damaged the Christian Symbol completely deviated from IDF orders and values. It was decided that the soldier who damaged the Christian symbol and the soldier who photographed the act will be removed from combat duty and will receive 30 days of military detention. From the moment the report of the incident was received, the IDF has been working to assist the local community in replacing the statue. Procedures regarding conduct with religious institutions and symbols were reinforced to the troops prior to their entry into the relevant areas, and will be reinforced again for all troops in the area following the incident.

@TheOmniLiberal The thing is that moral preferences - even if you hold a robust emotivist or similar position - are reducible to some factual information, that will likely let us present some scientifically-based pattern, because we definitely see universal moral trends cross-culturally

Debate what? On whether or not you can have moral preferences without believing in objective moral fact? Sure, give me the exact prompt, one debate of you going over the subject, and a couple of weeks to prepare and I'll gladly do it. As a side-note, I will be expecting the same level of epistemic justification for your perspective as you do for mine, and no amount of you squirming around screaming "internal critique! internal critique!" is going to change that.

@VincenzoPala @sedonaroxx @R89Capital Now, if South-East Asia was half as important economically to the US as MENA - you would have definitely seen some kind of attempt at nuclear disarmament of North Korea. Also, NK unlike the Islamic Republic does not attempt to dominate the region - so they pose close to no danger

@sedonaroxx @R89Capital Wrong, the answer is "Jews". Thanks for your nonsense though.

They'll never agree to it because they want a nuclear weapon. They want a nuclear weapon so they can nuke Israel. If given the chance they would also nuke American cities. Because they are a batshit insane islamic regime that needs to be utterly and completely destroyed for the sake of humanity.

@truedavidgravy @LauraLoomer @megynkelly Does the IDF fight alongside the US army in Iran? If so, then "blending" is alright to show alliance.

@LauraLoomer @megynkelly Looks like more of a clashing than a blending. But you knew she was in no way implying some kind of unity with Iran.

Holy shit is this real?

@JibMonkey @ArmsControlWonk Here are the numbers. About a synagogue for roughly 200000 people although if we were to believe that only about 30% of all American Jews attend a synagogue - it's more like a synagogue per 50000 people. A small minority of congregations are anti-zionist. Why do you ask though?

@ArmsControlWonk lol

The Joe Kent nonsense is an excellent opportunity for your semi-regular reminder that Jewish Americans opposed the Iraq war more than any other religious group, something that will be obvious if you stop mainlining online brain poison. news.gallup.com/poll/26677/amo…

@JcKh_ @bloomjpg The US supports Ukraine with arms and supplies throughout THE WHOLE WAR. More than half of all military and humanitarian aid received by Ukraine is from the States. The Iranian people, in comparison, don't have an army of their own to fight the IRGC. So, all reasonable.

@bloomjpg Ukrainians are begging for the US to save them from Russia. Does he support the US intervening in that war now?

Asmongold responds to Hasan calling him a grifter over changing his stance on the Iran–Israel war “Why did I change my mind?.. Iranian people were on Twitter begging for Trump to help them so they wouldn’t be mass-murdered by their government.”

@Fefe_no_covfefe @mikitaposts I wouldn't say that the current interim Venezuelan regime is the same as Maduro's. They deal with the States now - it's a major change. Iran right now is almost an anarchy - it is severely decentralized. Let's watch Cuba, but I have a feeling that a major change is coming as well

@mikitaposts - Maduro is in jail, but his regime survives. - Same with Iran. - Cuba is very unclear, just not enough good info out there. - Ukraine is taking land, but only at tactical level so far - Orban can still win, kinda 50:50 - Carlson in prison would be great, but for how long?

>Maduro rotting in jail >Khamenei eliminated >Communism collapsing in Cuba >Ukraine taking back land >Orban losing the election in Hungary >Tucker Carlson going to prison Did you ever doubt?

@The_Elden_Lord @Ukraine @Pathvetra Stalin actually exiled hundreds of thousands of USSR Jews to the far East and Central Asia. The fact that he was one of the world leaders who agreed upon the emergence of Israel does not solely make him a friend of the Jewish people. So your point lacks any sense.

@Ukraine @Pathvetra Yet your leader is a Jew. Your PR is unrecoverable.

Happy Stalin’s Death Day 🌷

@onecoolarmo @CancelledJew This statement of yours lacks humility You judge, but He said: "Do not judge" And you know well enough, that your statement is simply a ragebait, a curse, but He said: "Bless and do not curse" You simply cannot clamp some murderers with a people, if you want to follow Jesus

@CancelledJew You Jews killed millions more Christians and goyim then Hitler could ever dream of

Christians who hate Jews (and are demonic): "Hitler was right. We love him." Literally Hitler in the past: "The heaviest blow that ever struck humanity was the coming of Christianity. Bolshevism is Christianity's illegitimate child. Both are inventions of the Jew". Hitler HATED Christians. The Nazi Regime murdered over 5 million Christians. Surely, it must have been a coincidence.

@EuropaActual @Ryan4338182827 @EFischberger Oh but you can't with a straight face deny that Tucker meant to say highlighting this fact that Qatar is somehow more Christian friendly than Israel which is total and complete BS because Israeli Christians are mostly citizens and Qatari Christians are ghetto living workers)))

@Ryan4338182827 @EFischberger I’m not neglecting anything. Tucker said that Qatar has more Christians than Israel. He is correct.

Tucker hilariously claims there are more Christians in Qatar than in Israel. Amb. Huckabee correctly responds that Christians in Qatar are forced to live in ghettos without equal rights. He then asks Tucker what Qatar’s Christian population is. His answer? “I don’t know.”

@GodRules_HQ @jakeshieldsajj Maybe the boss was Barack Obama? A famous supporter of left-leaning Israeli PMs like Ehud Barack, who was a big friend of Epstein

@jakeshieldsajj Bibi is Jeffrey's boss according to the Epstein emails - "boss would be busy due to 'unga week'" on Sept 29, 2014, ironically the same day Bibi Netanyahu addressed the UNGA (United Nations General Assembly). 1/?

Here is the smoking gun The prime minister of Israel is installing hidden cameras in Epstein's house

@proteinwisdom @HansMahncke @directorblue Just checked your profile and, I guess, I didn't catch the sarcasm, right?

@HansMahncke @directorblue So a “Fink” was being blackmailed? Figures. We TOLD you Epstein was Mossad, and he was targeting “goyim” by forcing their dicks into children. VINDICATION!

Wow, this really is a hoo boy. It may be the clearest documented example we have of Jeffrey Epstein directly exerting leverage over elites through sexual entanglements. What appears to be happening here is that Joshua Fink, the son of Larry Fink of BlackRock, was involved with a woman who had been brought into the United States by a modeling agency controlled by Epstein associate Jean-Luc Brunel. When Joshua Fink raised concerns about an invoice, presumably related to arranging the woman’s continued stay in the U.S. (or possibly something more compromising), Brunel’s immediate response was to forward the matter directly to Epstein. The attached note also states that the woman was sending her private conversations with Joshua Fink straight to Epstein himself.

@proteinwisdom @HansMahncke @directorblue Do you know how old the woman in question was? Also Larry Fink is a Jew. His wife is Lori Weirder - also, supposedly a Jew, which makes their son ALSO a Jew. So, it appears in this case Epstein was blackmailing a powerful Jew. Strange, isn't it?

@sy4fiqrahman2 @ChrisSotak @grok @TheronAlvord @MJTruthUltra You should know that an attack similar to the 21.09 attack happened on 5.08 and it was known that Egyptians declared the state of alert in Sinai a few days prior to 21.09. Then again was this incident as terrible as any other prior incident in 2012? No.

@ChrisSotak @grok @TheronAlvord @MJTruthUltra Lmfao, so the email WAS sent before the attack. Crazy shit coming to light.

EPSTEIN FILES: On September 20, 2012, a redacted named individual told Epstein — “Some Bad Stuff is about to happen in Israel.” The very next day, a significant security incident occurred in southern Israel on September 21, 2012, known as the September 2012 southern Israel cross-border attack (also called the September 2012 Egypt-Israel border attack). What happened? Three heavily armed militants from the Sinai-based jihadist group Ansar Bait al-Maqdis (an al-Qaeda-inspired organization) crossed from Egypt. Dressed in civilian clothes and carrying explosive belts, AK-47s, RPGs, and grenades, they opened fire on a small group of IDF soldiers (from the Artillery Corps) who were supervising civilian workers building the border fence and aiding African migrants attempting to cross. Prime Minister Netanyahu used this to justify the importance of completing the border fence. Who told Epstein this? How did they know? A “surprise” attack, but somehow someone informed Epstein? This is how the world of False Flag Operations operate. justice.gov/epstein/files/…

@abdullanayef @MahmoudAsh38712 @Ahmed_hassan_za Why, you ask? Well, maybe because He is all-knowing, all-good, all-powerful and so He knows exactly when, where and whom to inspire to bring about maximum good for the maximum amount of people, while preserving the freedom that He gave them. I think that it is a sufficient answer

I think you’re copping out because logically speaking you’d have to reject the idea that the bible is god inspired. Why would god inspire random humans and then just stop doing that? What part of that makes any sense logically speaking? Why isn’t he inspiring people now so that they can write vibe based rule books for this century? Also they aren’t completely free, god obviously wants worship from them. God obviously commands eating certain things on certain days, many examples like that. Now you’re bringing different issues of free will and determinism but we didn’t even go there. And i honestly dont want to go there and im not interested in continuing this conversation. As long as you are a decent person thats all that matters. I hope you have a good day sir.