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@sanderson1611 Absolutely fantastic movie! Loved every second of it, got to see my favorite Pastor Anderson clip multiple times, “NEVER”, and was thrilled to see mine and my wife’s names in the credits!

"Man of God" full movie premiering live here now! rumble.com/v76buqw-man-of…

Man of God releasing tomorrow!

@naomirwolf You sound so stupid, disparaging people who read their bibles, to promotes some retarded ecumenical ideology. Christianity descends from the one true religion, and Judaism is an offshoot created by deniers of the truth.

I don’t know why people are so historically and theologically illiterate. Christianity descends directly from Jews and Judaism and shares its Ten Commandments and sacred text, the Old Testament.

@AVGirl4Life Smoking crack and victimizing someone

What would George Floyd be doing today if he were still alive?

@DanBurmawy Shut up dude, you’re not a Christian, or an American. You’re some orthodox, Jew loving, camel jockey. We should go to Dearborn and build gallows, stand up a giant cross, and give ultimatums.

Instead of holding a Bible and a cross and marching through the streets of Dearborn to combat Islam, hold up the U.S. Constitution. Islam isn’t a threat to your Christianity, your weak Christianity is what’s threatened by Islam. Islam is an enemy of the nation-state concept, individual rights, freedom of speech, and freedom of religion, the very pillars that make or break a society.

@sanderson1611 I’m not a flat earther. But the moon landing is definitely a psyop. Didn’t happen

Yes, I do believe it was real.

@ThomasSowell All of those words and phrases have legitimate places, and trying to police language is how you knee cap a society

"10 words you say the n-word without saying the n-word."

@PennyPretty2024 @MisterCask @sweetsinner3 @sanderson1611 @TigerBalladeer And we all know children never lie

@MisterCask @sweetsinner3 @sanderson1611 @TigerBalladeer His oldest children beg to differ.

Are women biblically justified in leaving their husbands because of "abuse"? "And if a woman shall put away her husband, and be married to another, she committeth adultery." - Mark 10:12

@HealthRanger @ImBreckWorsham Like 90% of that is out of Trumps hands and isn’t a result of his term. But the result of 30 years of poor management.

Trump is now entering the helicopter money phase of empire collapse. After effectively TAXING Americans with punitive tariffs that are ultimately paid by the end consumer, Trump is now promising to give back a small portion of the money the government took from you while destroying your small business and causing supply chain disruptions and inflation, to boot. He does this while absurdly claiming "almost no inflation" and asserting that the USA is the "most respected country in the world." These are claims rooted in a shocking disconnect from reality, with the aura of delusion or psychosis all around. Is Trump being drugged by his handlers? Is he so isolated from reality that he no longer is aware of the real world outside his wealthy elite bubble? Is he in a state of accelerated cognitive decline like Joe Biden? He also claims he will start paying down the $37 trillion in debt. Does that mean gold revaluation to generate a few trillion in usable cash for the Treasury? Probably. If so, expect gold to skyrocket to $10,000+ per ounce sometime next year, and you should also expect numerous stablecoin launches that Trump will push in order to create more artificial demand for US Treasuries (purchased by the stablecoin issuers, a la the GENIUS Act). But I've done the math on all this, and "the math ain't mathin'." At best, stablecoin schemes could generate perhaps $3 trillion in treasury purchases. Gold revaluation, a one-time windfall that cannot be easily repeated, could generate $4 - $6 trillion. So this isn't even $10 trillion yet, and Trump will be facing a commercial real estate lender collapse in 2026, plus mass defaults on consumer debt (currently around $18.6 trillion and rising) as people lose their jobs due to AI replacement and collapsing retail activity affecting both e-commerce providers (Amazon, etc.) and local businesses (restaurants, coffee shops, etc.). These debt defaults will require massive, multi-trillion dollar bailouts, which will put the fiscal situation far deeper in the hole than where Trump started. Following the wave of commercial real estate debt defaults, there will be a wave of consumer debt defaults that we might as well call the "Big Short 2.0." Except this time around, the defaults will be far larger than 2008. Perhaps "The Humongous Short" would be a better term. Before long, Trump will be facing the largest financial crisis (debt defaults) in the history of our nation, and shockingly, we already know that his entire cabinet appears to be economically illiterate and that Trump himself has no solutions other than printing more (collapsing) currency and dropping dollars from helicopters, hoping the people won't notice their futures have been destroyed by all the debt, waste and fraud that Trump keeps pushing via military spending, endless wars and government-funded prescription medications. Trump is on course to be the most economically disastrous president in the history of our nation as his policies drive tens of millions of Americans into poverty and economic desperation.

@DaveKartchner @MaryTilesTexas Just finished this one, this week

@MaryTilesTexas 1776 by David McCullough. This book really makes one appreciate the victory of the American Revolutionary War. Also helps to understand George Washington better and how he learned from his mistakes to become better.

Drop your favorite book of all time. I need some good new reads (I don’t like fiction really) bonus points if it’s history related.

@MaryTilesTexas KJV Bible

@MaryTilesTexas Have you found one?

Can someone explain how there is a group of people who don’t believe dinosaurs existed? I’m actually asking.

@haymes_joshua Just prayed for your son and family. We had a similar scare recently. RSV ran thru our house, our 3 older kids had mild symptoms, and our newborn who was 6 weeks old at the time needed to be hospitalized.

Please pray for our little Cal Boy. We just brought him in to the ER. We all came down with a stomach bug in our household a few days ago, but due to Caleb’s recent kidney transplant, this little stomach bug is taking a pretty significant toll on him. He took a bit of a turn last night with this stomach bug, and today has been pretty rough on him. Please pray that his new kidney is fine, and that this bug doesn’t evolve into something more serious.

@DanBurmawy I don’t think that’s what I said.

He who has not the Father has not the Son?

@DineshDSouza Translation: if you don’t support Israel, you belong in Sh!t

Translation: “We on the Far Right are so dumb we think we can win without the mainstream Right. So we do everything we can to drive a wedge between us and the mainstream Right. This way we ensure we remain marginal, which is where we are happiest, wallowing in our own sh*t.”

@DanBurmawy I do not follow the same god as the Jews, I follow Christ, and he who has not the Son has not the Father. Aside - jews do not represent Israel, one tribe does not define the whole.

If you don’t worship Hashem, the same God of Israel, then you’re a pagan, no matter how loudly you chant “Christ is King.” Christ is the image of the God of Israel, the one who alone is immortal and who lives in unapproachable light, whom no one has seen or can see. To him be honor and might forever (1 Tim 6:16). Jesus without Hashem is an idol.

@Lyon_Cj @DanBurmawy We don’t own them anything. The foundations of our faith were laid far earlier than the existence of the Jews.

While I agree that we should not drive a wedge between Christianity and Judaism, I have to contend that your statement dangerously oversimplifies the position and identity of Jesus. To deny Jesus is to deny God. It’s more than just an issue of salvation but of truth. Yes we owe the foundation and birth of the Christ following church to Jews. And I believe they are still under a promise of God. But to deny Jesus as a God is to deny all of that as well.

Whether Jesus is the Messiah or not is not an ethical issue, it’s a soteriological one. Jews and Christians can disagree on that without denying the fact that they share the same ethical foundations that built Western civilization. The fools trying to sever the bond between Christians and Jews because they differ on metaphysical doctrine ignore that Christianity itself was built on Judaism’s ethical framework. Even Christians among themselves don’t agree on the nature of the Holy Spirit, a question as soteriologically important as the nature of the Son.

@DanBurmawy Christ is everything, everything else is trash, everything else is irrelevant. I follow Jesus Christ, and I ally with those who agree that he is savior, everyone else is at odds with my worldview and thus not working towards the same end as I.

@iowatech80 @churchtalkative Where do you guys get these ideas from?

@churchtalkative In its original form, it is the celebration of Christian martyrs.

Should Christians celebrate halloween?🎃

@riznoss @churchtalkative All commercial holidays are unbiblical. Halloween, Christmas, Easter. These are not the celebrations of biblical times and all have their roots in paganism. The Bible tells us to flee from such things.

@churchtalkative Yes, Jesus’s victory lap over death. That registers with me, and I have been wrong in past condemning the holiday on Christian grounds.