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@DoTheRightWing @RealCandaceO Every single person who claims to channel the now deceased Charlie, ALWAYS posit that his opinions today would conflict with his verifiable, stated opinions expressed while he was alive.

Here are the takeaways: - Grifting pays big time, so many fools to trick and so little time. - Charlie post, operative word is "Old", anyone with half a brain knows Charlie would despise you today similar to his feelings about Fuentes and would completely disown you. Enjoy the Benjamins (since you love the Jew Hate phrases).

Today we crossed 6 million subscribers on YouTube. Up from 1.35 million when we began this independent show. We did this without a single dollar spent on advertising or raised from outside investors. This show has only been successful because of the people around the world who watch, support, and continue to believe that it can be done outside of the system. Thank you for sticking with us through every episode and influencer campaign against us. Seeing this old post from Charlie recirculate makes me emotional. 🙏

@Obt193 @AntiCapmoves @BRijswijk @MartinTweats It means that your argument is self-refuting and fails from the jump. You could try to maybe address conditions of reality which oppose the possibility of a prime mover. This worked in the past, though there are good arguments against these critiques. Tldr New atheism is hollow

@AntiCapmoves @BRijswijk @MartinTweats What does that even mean

Theism is the belief that God exists. If atheism is, "simply the absence of theism", then it would mean that atheism is the belief that God does not exist, which is a positive truth claim about reality. Perhaps you want to specify whether you are affirming weak or strong atheism?

Let me trace the timeline here because nobody's connecting it. Step 1: Scrape the entire internet. Every book, every article, every conversation, every piece of art, every forum post. Do it without asking. Do it without paying. Step 2: Train a model on all of it. Call it "artificial intelligence." Step 3: Go to BlackRock's Infrastructure Summit and announce: "We see a future where intelligence is a utility, like electricity or water, and people buy it from us on a meter." Step 3 is where you sell people's own knowledge back to them. On a meter. They took the collective output of human thought, compressed it into a model, and now they want to charge you by the token to access a version of what you and everyone you know already created. One Reddit user put it perfectly: "They stole all this data from us, the people, our life's work, creativity, art, by devouring the internet and blowing through all copyright laws. Now they want to sell it back to us in the form of a utility." Imagine if someone photocopied every book in the public library, burned the library down, and then opened a subscription service for the copies. That's the metered intelligence business model. And they're pitching it to infrastructure investors as though they invented water.

@SawtelleAn5682 @DavidLeeGenesis Jesus's contemporaries did witness the judgment of Israel, yet the wicked generation still exists today, which means the longer term prophesy has not yet been fulfilled.

So that is the ad-hoc lame ass excuse that has been complete bullshit. By saying there is more than one meaning to something so obvious is discrediting the whole book, as it makes prophesy meaningless. And lo and behold, Jesus never fulfilled any prophesies that would make him the messiah, the son of god, or god itself. Not from the line of David's, and certainly was no king of the actual throne of david, no defeating of Israel's enemies, and bring peace to the world and bring back ritual sacrifice of the burnt offerings, in his lifetime.

P1: If Christianity is true, Jesus cannot lie. P2: Jesus stated he would return before his contemporaries died. P3: Jesus did not return before his contemporaries died. C: Christianity is not true. Supporting argument negating metaphorical objection: P1: A biblical prediction is either a literal prophecy or a metaphor. P2: If it is a literal prophecy, it failed (which makes Jesus mistaken). P3: If it is a metaphor, it is not an actual prophecy (which invalidates the prophetic claim). P4: Jesus cannot be mistaken, and his prophetic claims cannot be invalid. C: The Christian theological position is self-contradictory.

@ThewerehouseN @aigkenham Everything is situational. Every event preceding this person's moral proclamation led him to the conclusion that he made, therefore anyone in his shoes would do the same and your indignation is wasted energy.

@aigkenham I then said, “Well, what if one of my rules is that types like you are dangerous, and I believe you should be eliminated...." DUDE, nice Christian values of compassion and charity you got there. <I help and care for people, if they're the RIGHT people.>

At a church once, I had a high school student say something like, “Sir, I believe in evolution, and I believe we have a right to set our own rules.” I responded with, “Well, do I have a right to set my own rules then?” He said, “Yes, everyone has a right to set their own rules.” I then said, “Well, what if one of my rules is that types like you are dangerous, and I believe you should be eliminated.” He said, “That’s not right.” “Why is it not right?” I asked. He said, “Well, it’s wrong.” I said, “Why is it wrong?” He said, “Well, it’s not right.” Secularists cannot be consistent with their worldview of moral relativism. Without an absolute authority, anything goes, and it would lead to the collapse of society. Sadly, more and more we see generations who mostly believe there is no God and that man is his own authority. And when man is his own authority, anything goes except the absolutes of Christianity. Secularists become intolerant of Christianity as the Christian worldview is built on the absolute authority of God’s Word and thus God determines right and wrong!

@lsanger @Lord_Leb37 @PageauJonathan When the Bible calls the children of the nephilim "men of renown", is this implying a positive feature of the fallen ones? Being "of renown" sounds like an honorific, dangerously close to exalting these beings. No?

@Lord_Leb37 @PageauJonathan It really, really, really matters to proper doctrine that we not call demons "gods."

Michael Heiser made it cool for Christians to talk as if the Bible teaches many gods exist. I don't claim to know exactly what Heiser himself believed. But many of his followers cheerfully affirm polytheism and don't seem to realize it. Blog post dropped 👇

@TomoyaOkazakiA @irrition @FearedBuck I prefer to maintain control of others' emotions via certain mouth noises. It's a great elevated position to be in and on the flipping, there is no string of mouth sounds any black person can make which would alter my emotional state in any way. Life is beautiful.

I agreed with your post, but then you stopped short before finishing. -Black people are asking white people not to use the N word -White people refuse due to the First Amendment -Black people respond with violence because apparently getting your feelings hurt justifies straight up murdering someone

ChudTheBuilder shot a man who attacked him outside a courthouse in Clarksville & accidentally grazed himself in the process. Before it escalated, he asked the man if he was going to “chimp out” the man then walked up & sucker punched him. It is unclear if the man survived.

@Tyloot @FoldARPrez Just study a tape of nwa

@FoldARPrez Stay safe buddy. That guy seems like he will stop at nothing to bring trouble your way.

Good grief Victor. This is the level you stoop? Absolute Ridiculousness. You called me last night, I answered. We had a 37 minute phone call where you told me to throw up the white flag. I told you "no", with all due respect. I asked you to repent of your conduct and you again denied any wrongdoing whatsoever, despite the receipts I have brought and still carry. I brought absolute truth to the table. We did not have harsh words, no threats, and we hung up in grace. It was recorded. Cori Kennedy and Darcy Schoening were upset that I was speaking to Micah Richardson of The Open Carry Podcast, who interviewed you last week and has taken a keen interest in you. They asked me to stop, and I refused. I speak to whoever I please. Hence, the new unfounded allegations in retaliation. All evidence has been passed on to third parties, and I have no concerns about your present pettiness. You very well know there is no threat against you by me.

@OrthoBigSis @peterrocks19 @paleochristcon Just seems like you are a feminist infiltrator, whether you're aware or not.

@peterrocks19 @paleochristcon Maybe I am playing the fool intentionally? 🤡

I’m a sucker for a lost cause! Hopefully he is joking, but if not. This is text book narcissistic abuse. Broadcast your conversation with a “crazy” sister in Christ to 45’000 fans for money and then have your wife pull the rug and start a smear campaign to Orthodox faithful?

@TheVixhal Imho, Computation may be able to emulate consciousness, but will never achieve it. It's laughable that people even believe we are close today.

Could consciousness emerge from logic gates? Modern AI systems ultimately run on just 3 basic logic gates: - AND Gate - OR Gate - NOT Gate Individually these gates are extremely simple. But when billions of them are combined together in complex systems, they can process language, generate code, recognize patterns, and simulate human-like reasoning. If intelligence-like behavior can emerge from massive combinations of simple logic gates, could consciousness emerge too? And if human brains are also made from simpler units like neurons, is consciousness just an emergent property of complexity?

@hookskat This is silly. Not a dunk. If an all-knowing being came to Earth now and started teaching humans, it would use OUR analogies, not perfect descriptions of physical reality. Obviously.

Mark 4:31 “It is like a mustard seed, which is the smallest of all seeds on earth” The mustard seed is not the smallest seed on earth. This is either an error by Jesus (god), or a mistake by the author as to what Jesus said. Either way, it means the bible is not inerrant.

@secretsqrl123 These people like op celebrate everything that is dirty and degenerate, and complain about everything clean and good. It's amazing, really.

trump is a fucking idiot, this is going to end badly. a pool with no chemicals (not allowed), no filter (thats what the 300 million was for). with a bright blue background. in summer..... its going to be a green soup in a matter of days. anyone with a pool knows this. i cant wait

@Awakeningthesun @paleochristcon You're seriously discounting emotions in this equation. Men can shut them off. Women just can't.

Let's pretend there was an all female military. All of them. Vs an all male military. Same numbers The all male had technological disadvantages. They are using mil tech from a decade previous lets say. The all female army had access to all modern technology. Who wins

@RealCandaceO @BlakeSNeff Think of the egg on Candace's face... play the video, prove Candace wrong in a fundamental way, restore legitimacy to Erika, what's the downside exactly?

@BlakeSNeff Really great to have you hear Blake— any chance you can comment on why you won’t release the video of Charlie announcing that he wanted Erika to become the CEO and Chairman if he died? Donors claim this never happened. Seems pretty easy to clear up.

Candace is now complaining that the boss who fired her is a "literal deranged stalker." Here is set of her recent livestreams, btw.

@Akheel1111 @MichelStOnge3 @GeorgeEWade @RealShahriqKhan Not just faith. I develop a personal relationship with God via the Holy Spirit, which has led me to the only conclusion that Jesus is the way to God. Through many iterated tests or experiments, the proof that God is who I believe him to be is borne out in the results.

@Akheel1111 @MichelStOnge3 @GeorgeEWade @RealShahriqKhan Faith

I used to joke as a Muslim: “God doesn’t have a wife—how can He have a son?” It sounded blasphemous. But no one explained this: In Semitic culture, “son of” doesn’t mean biological. It means identity. Same nature. Son of Man = fully human. Son of God = fully divine. That’s why in John 5:18 they tried to kill Jesus, not for healing, but because calling God His Father meant He was making Himself equal with God. What used to offend me was this: I am messy. Totally human. The idea of a perfect God stepping into my mess felt wrong. Almost humiliating. But I had it backwards. He wasn’t lowering Himself out of weakness. He was stepping down out of love. Because I wasn’t climbing my way to heaven. So, God came down - not as a rulebook, not as religion - but as a Son. As a Savior. God didn’t get married. He revealed His nature. And when I finally saw it, it didn’t make Him smaller or weaker. It made Him infinitely more powerful and beautiful.

@Akheel1111 @MichelStOnge3 @GeorgeEWade @RealShahriqKhan Being God means having the ability to lie but choosing not to. Your syllogism doesn't follow.

@MichelStOnge3 @RefusedThe @GeorgeEWade @RealShahriqKhan No, it’s not. Being human means having the ability to lie. You can pick any other exclusively human attribute too. All humans need nourishment to survive. Does God need nourishment to survive? It’s not circular reasoning at all, it’s a very simple categoric syllogism

@DanBurmawy Special disgust is reserved for kabbalists and the Protestants who support the man-made push for end times conditions. These people are actively seeking to destroy the world.

When I converted to Christianity I first joined the Catholic Church. I ended up living for a few months at a monastery with priests, talking to them and learning from them on a daily basis. I noticed that they consider Protestants lost without Mary and the saints, and every now and then they would crack a laugh mocking their faith. Then I joined the Protestant church, and there I got to witness how Protestants consider Catholics infidels and pagans going to hell. I am not talking here about personal opinions of Catholics or Protestants, I am talking about the theology of both traditions. Even though the Catholic Church included Protestants in Vatican II, the sentiment didn't really change. I know for a fact that people who take the Protestant faith seriously would never step into a Catholic church, nor would they have spiritual fellowship with Catholics. When Catholics and Protestants do organize ecumenical events, they agree on certain conditions, on what can be said and what can't. Catholics won't invoke Mary; Protestants won't invoke justification by faith alone; and so on. Even within Protestantism, Baptists mock Pentecostals and Pentecostals mock Baptists. There is a silent agreement among followers of all religions that they don't accept each other's faith, and all of them know they mock each other behind closed doors. Why is it that only Jews are required to praise the name of Jesus, a figure they don't recognize as divine, and a figure on whose account they have suffered for centuries? Why do Tucker and the woke Reich go crazy every time Jews express their rejection of Jesus? Jews, as someone once said, are the only group of people demanded to be Christians. This is not fair. Muslims burn churches around the world every day and no one gets punished. But when a Jew does something and gets punished by the Israeli government, the world goes crazy. I am a Christian, and because I am a Christian I reject this double-standard BS.

@_OKJ__ God chooses not to violate laws of logic. God made a virgin give birth and resurrected a man after he was crucified. Prior to these events, each would fall outside of real possibility, but through them we learn that God chooses when to break his laws because they are his to break

Pastor Adeboye: “God is omnipotent.” Kelvin: “That might not be coherent.” Pastor Adeboye: “Why not?” Kelvin: “Because if omnipotence means the ability to do all things, then it seems to include contradictions.” Pastor Adeboye: “What kind of contradictions?” Kelvin: “well, Like whether God can create a rock so heavy that He cannot lift it.” Pastor Adeboye: “don’t be silly,That’s a misunderstanding. God can only do what is logically possible.” Kelvin: “So omnipotence doesn’t mean ability to do ‘all things,’ but ‘all logically possible things’?” Pastor Adeboye: “Yes, that’s the correct understanding.” Kelvin: “hmm. Is it logically possible to lie?” Pastor Adeboye: “Yes, of course.” Kelvin: “Then God should be able to lie, since it’s logically possible.” Pastor Adeboye: “No, God cannot lie. It’s against His nature.” Kelvin: “So now omnipotence means ‘all logically possible things consistent with God’s nature’?” Pastor Adeboye: “Exactly.” Kelvin: “But doesn’t that shift the definition again to avoid the paradox?” Pastor Adeboye: “No, it clarifies it.” Kelvin: “so His power is determined by His nature.” Pastor Adeboye: “Not determined…expressed through His nature.” Kelvin: “But if His nature sets the boundary of what he can do, then omnipotence just means ‘doing whatever your nature allows.’” Pastor Adeboye: “It means He is perfectly powerful.” Kelvin: “But that sounds circular. God is omnipotent because He can do what His nature allows, and His nature is defined so He remains omnipotent.” Pastor Adeboye: “You’re trying to reduce God to human logic.” Kelvin: “I’m trying to see if the concept is coherent.” Pastor Adeboye: “It is coherent within divine understanding.” Kelvin: “But if omnipotence just means ‘can do whatever is consistent with one’s nature,’ then that applies to everyone… everyone would be by that definition ,omnipotent.” Pastor Adeboye: “What do you mean?” Kelvin: “I can do absolutely everything that is logically possible given my nature…I can walk, think, speak, but not fly or lift mountains.” Pastor Adeboye: “That’s just being human.” Kelvin: “Exactly!. But by your definition, that would also make me omnipotent too…since I can do all things consistent with my nature.” Pastor Adeboye: “That’s clearly not the same thing.” Kelvin: “Then your definition fails to distinguish God from everyone else. It either collapses into contradiction, or into a trivial tautology where everyone counts as omnipotent.” Pastor Adeboye: “You’re overcomplicating a divine mystery.” Kelvin: “Or the concept keeps being adjusted to avoid contradictions rather than resolve them…. So far you’ve failed to provide a definition of omnipotence that works” Pastor Adeboye: “Faith is not built on these arguments.” Kelvin: “But claims about God’s nature are.” Pastor Adeboye: “Me and my church will be praying for you 😒”

@Akheel1111 @GeorgeEWade @RealShahriqKhan And nothing I've said since contradicts that.

@RefusedThe @GeorgeEWade @RealShahriqKhan Earlier you said that God cannot lie.