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David R
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David R
@davewave020
From N’orn Ireland, got lost in Tower Hamlets. Meet me at 56th and Wabasha. Ex-evangelical
London UK Sumali Haziran 2012
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Literally everyone I know is being deemed too high risk for NHS therapy services. Bollocks.
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@JoshuaBarzon You do know it’s possible to write stories that replicate earlier ones ?
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The crucifixion of Jesus Christ was foretold in the Old Testament scriptures with remarkable detail centuries before it took place.
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Remember when Vance spread false claims about Haitian migrants eating pets, leading to the harassment of an entire innocent community for months on end?
Hahaha hilarious.
Acyn@Acyn
Kayleigh: What’s something that we don’t know that you want America to know about your husband? Usha Vance: There are a lot of misconceptions about him. He is the nicest, funniest guy.
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I just can’t believe any of this is real. This man is literally beyond parody.
PatriotTakes 🇺🇸@patriottakes
Trump called God bringing the Hebrews out of slavery in Egypt “an amazing period of time” and compared it to the United States under his presidency.
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@Honeybo52188140 The words of God will always be more authoritative than mine.
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The cross wasn't Plan B. It was the plan before the foundation of the world. Good Friday isn't a tragedy God rescued. It's a victory God designed.
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the UK: “the only European country still actively supporting US combat operations.”
The Hormuz Letter@HormuzLetter
MORE: The second wave of C-17 transports is crossing the UK and Europe toward the Middle East right now. The downed F-15E was based at RAF Lakenheath in the UK, the only European country still actively supporting US combat operations.
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@wretched_jim It might surprise you to discover that your version of Satan is not found in the Old Testament
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Satan’s theology is mostly orthodox. He knows who God is, knows the atonement was real, and affirms the resurrection. His problem was never intellectual. He understood everything but submitted to nothing. There are entire denominations built on that same foundation.
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Duke of Devonshire's exclusive Mayfair bookshop occupied as fury grows over his decision to raise rents to Irish farmers from £500 to £5,000
His ancestors stole this land in 1753; this mad rent rise will force farmers off land that they have cultivated for hundreds of years
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It is obviously Edinburgh. England's second city is more contentious
Matt Chorley@MattChorley
Which is Britain’s second city? open.substack.com/pub/mattchorle…
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Douglas Murray is a fraud and an ignorant fool. His fancy posh accent has allowed him to pass off as an expert on geopolitics, Islam, war and peace, and other sundry matters.
I just saw an interview with the BBC, involving him, in which he described Muammar Gaddafi as a jihadist.
Gaddafi was a sworn enemy of jihadism and all its works. His lodestar was the Arab nationalism and socialism of Nasser.
If Murray doesn't even know this, what else doesn't he know?
Wolf 🐺@WorldByWolf
I’m not sure most people realise that Douglas Murray’s only formal qualification is a third class bachelors degree in English Literature. By his own standards he isn’t qualified to talk about foreign policy, immigration, or Islam - all of which he’s built his career on.
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@Jesvinquotes Odd then that the gospels are confused about Jesus’s birth, and say so very little about Jesus post resurrection appearances.
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The 3 most important events in human history:
1. The birth of Jesus.
2. The death of Jesus.
3. The resurrection of Jesus.
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@WesleyLHuff Early church beliefs were way messier than you would have us believe.
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Did a fourth-century church council invent Christianity as we know it? It's one of the most popular claims made by skeptics today — that the divinity of Jesus and the contents of the Bible weren't ancient convictions, but later inventions, decided by committee at the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD.
In this the 3rd episode of Can I Trust the Bible?, Wes and Andy head to Turkey and Italy, going straight to the source to find out whether there's any truth to these claims. Did the Council of Nicaea really vote on the Bible, or invent Christ's divinity? The answers might surprise you.
Join us on this next adventure as we dig into one of church history's most misunderstood moments, separating myth from fact, and following the evidence where it leads.
youtu.be/lpsKNd8tqHI?si…
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The Catholic Church is preparing for another RECORD BREAKING surge of baptisms by young adults TONIGHT as over 20,000 people will join the church at the Easter Vigil
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@JoshuaLWatson History works on probabilities.
A historian cannot validate a miracle.
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An excerpt from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy describing one of Bart Ehrman's arguments concerning miracles as crude & trading on a confusion between the probability of an event given the evidence & its probability independent of the evidence.
Sounds right.
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Last year, a record 17,000 adults were received into the French Catholic Church on Holy Saturday. Tony Wilson takes a look at the reasons behind the highest number seen in decades - and what the Church needs to do next
premierchristianity.com/opinion/baptis… #CatholicChurch
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The Catholic Church in France is preparing for a record-breaking 21,386 baptisms during the upcoming Easter Vigil, which is a 20% increase from the previous year.
Data from the French Bishops' Conference reveals that this surge is driven primarily by young people, with the total comprising 13,234 adults and 8,152 adolescents.
This trend reflects a decade-long tripling of adult converts, many of whom cite a search for spiritual depth in a materialistic world as their primary motivation for joining the faith.
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The Vatican has been shocked by the 'amazing' increases in adult baptisms once again this year in Western nations
A cardinal close to the last three popes is quoted in Aleteia as saying:
'Something amazing is happening in France, with all these young people asking to be baptized. Perhaps this is a sign of a new springtime for the Church!'
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More good news from France. Adults baptisms there have since a huge increase in the last few years.
Luke Coppen@LukeCoppen
It’s another record-breaking year for adult and adolescent baptisms in France. 🇫🇷 But what do we know about the people behind the statistics? tinyurl.com/463pjrem
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@DrMikeLicona Also very odd that the gospels go into so little detail about the post resurrection appearances of Jesus.
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The fact historians can't ignore.
Paul knew that writing those names down was a massive risk if the story wasn't true.
By telling people exactly who saw Jesus and pointing out that most of them were still walking around, he was essentially inviting his critics to go cross-examine them.
You don't tell people to go interview 500 witnesses unless you are certain those witnesses are going to tell the same story.
This wasn't a private vision or a vague feeling. It was a public event that stayed public because the people involved stayed alive to talk about it.
📀Watch the full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=IqX8TL…
#resurrection #apologetics #history #christians #theologians
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