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@southside_mafs It wasn't justified in its name. They just told the truth about what was happening and what happens when you move farther and farther away from Gods design. Most propaganda leaves the bad parts out.

If Christianity defines morality, why were so many immoral things once justified in its name? Slavery being at the top of this list.

@Islam435 Muslims are also having kids at a way higher rate then Christians are. It's been like that for decades.

Islam is the fastest growing religion on earth. Not because of the sword. Because it makes sense."

@anxietymsgs Don't drink alcohol

You meet your 18 year old self, you’re allowed 3 words. What do you say?

@Ravenismeee Corruption causes the top 3

Delete one forever: - War - Racism - Poverty - Corruption

Here's the part that lands hard: no central Christian doctrine rests on a single verse where the original wording is genuinely uncertain. The big truths (who Jesus is, what He did, the resurrection, salvation by grace) are repeated across dozens of passages. Even where wording is debated, it's usually about phrasing, not about whether the teaching exists at all. It's like a family rule that's lived out in a thousand conversations, not hanging on one sticky note. Does that give you more confidence when you open the Bible?

@TentSpike Cain was warned by God not to do it before hand and he did it anyway.

Ever noticed how Cain knew it was wrong to murder Abel yet the law wasn’t given to us yet through Moses?

@JackPosobiec I think the better question is who helped him pull it off? He is definitely guilty of something, he should not be let off Scott free but there are a lot of people who are not going to be held accountable for a role they played in allowing it to happen.

I have a question for people who don’t think Tyler Robinson killed Charlie Kirk

When people hear "thousands of variants," they picture whole paragraphs being invented or deleted. But the vast majority are tiny: spelling differences, word order that doesn't change meaning, repeated words, or simple copy slips. Think "Jesus Christ" vs. "Christ Jesus," or "color" vs. "colour." Same person. Same truth. Scholars say only about one one-thousandth of the New Testament text has any meaningful uncertainty after weighing all the evidence. That's not "mostly reliable." That's exceptionally realiable. Does knowing what the "variants" really look like change the conversation for you?

Speech is a marketplace. If you dont like it dont listen to it. If people hate it then you'll deal with the consequences unfortunately. This idea that you can control people's speech is crazy. There are laws that protect it. There are laws that punish you if you cross certain lines. If you want your voice to be more powerful then the podcasters then work a little harder.

We’re living in a media environment where anyone can say anything—and too many people are abusing it. I take on the explosion of podcasts and so-called 'influencers" and expose how some are using these platforms to mislead, divide, and attack the very principles they claim to defend. I break down the difference between serious voices and opportunists, and why figures like Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon, Megyn Kelly, and Candace Owens are at the center of a broader problem in today’s media landscape. This isn’t just about personalities—it’s about credibility, influence, and the future of conservative discourse. New media was supposed to challenge the establishment—but without standards, it can also create chaos, misinformation, and manipulation. If you’re not paying attention, you’re being influenced by it. This is about media, truth, and who you can actually trust. Watch the entire episode: Rumble: rumble.com/v786owk-ep022-… YouTube: youtu.be/KeQ06s7Uxd0

@KeithAn60375456 @Plancks Dying and there be nothing after is not a fun reality to think about Keith

@TheLogos740 @Plancks So you are afraid of dying

Christians have been saying jesus is coming back for centuries now. Yet, he is no where to be seen. Do you still believe he is coming?

@gypsycaravan53 @Plancks There is nothing wrong with wishful thinking Gar... we use it everyday.

@TheLogos740 @Plancks So wishful thinking

Well Abraham believed and it was counted to him as righteousness. You're saying all righteous people have a place in the world to come. I just want to live eternally somewhere and it seems like belief is a key factor. The Bible and Christinanity give the best unified explanation there is in my opinion.

Allah is the same God the Bible talks about. Just corrupted and invented centuries later. But this isn't even about argument. It's about finding the best way to eternal life and for me Jesus provides the best answer. Trust me im not trying to win any arguments on this platform lol

@TheLogos740 @Plancks That’s not a good argument. That argument could also be made about every other religion. You’re taking a risk by not believing in Allah.

@rittenhouse2a None of the above. Its the corrupt institutions

Which group is the biggest threat to America?

@churchtalkative Creation

What’s the strongest proof that God exists?

The life beyond our physical death here on earth. If you truly believe this life is all we have then you will never have peace. And I would never want to get to the end and it be confirmed this was all true but now its too late and I have to suffer the consequences of that whether it be hell or nothingness.

@TheLogos740 What is eternal life? What life is that?

The New Testament has a different kind of strength: we have thousands of manuscripts, many of them early, copied in different places across the Roman world. Instead of one tightly controlled line of copies, it's like thousands of independent backups. That "mess" of copies actually becomes a superpower. Historians can compare them, spot where a mistake started, and reconstruct the original with unusual confidence. Early copies mean less time for changes to snowball. It's the difference between a recording made yesterday versus someone's memory from twenty years later. Why does this flood of early witnesses make the New Testament stand out among all ancient literature?

@D_Preacher_1 Forgiveness doesn't mean consequences go away brother

Why does God command us to forgive others, but the same God is yet to forgive Adam and Eve for simply eating a fruit? 🥲

@_whitneywebb It is much better to lose a battle and win the war than to win a battle and lose the war.

Who cares. You now defend glyphosate after campaigning against it as a nefarious poison for years. You claimed to defend children's health but then defended the mass murder, maiming and starvation of multitudes of children in Gaza. You once railed against mass surveillance and the militarization of healthcare but now market surveillance wearables as essential to American "health" and are still letting military/intelligence contractor Palantir run all of HHS' data. You have absolutely zero credibility and are a salesman for what you once claimed to hate.