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Nobody can or will take my right to vote. I’m at stay at home mom, school at home mom, farmer, Veteran, Christian and conservative. All these can exist at the same time.
The disease of the West is NOT “suicidal empathy”.
Women have always loved others at the cost of themselves.
God literally designed women to…
-produce people that rip apart their bodies
-experience excruciating pain in birth
-give away their strength in nursing
-spend their constant energy for years after
So no, the problem is NOT women’s “suicidal empathy”.
The problem is women’s PLACE.
Women are domestic creatures.
God designed them to stay at home… To be surrounded only by the people in this world that it is good and right for them to sacrificially love.
Man was formed in the wilderness.
Woman was made in a domesticated garden.
The failure is that men allowed women into the workplace, and eventually the voting booth.
Their empathy is a strength when their place is at home.
Their empathy is a liability when their place is in congress or parliament.
If men wish to cherish and protect women, they must send them back home and lovingly strip them of their rights to vote and hold office.
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Today, 16th October, marks the anniversary of the martyrdom of Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley, two English Protestant bishops burned at the stake together in Oxford in 1555, during the reign of Queen Mary I 🏴
Following Mary's accession in 1553, England was returned to Roman Catholicism, and the Protestant reforms introduced under Edward VI were reversed. Latimer, the former Bishop of Worcester, and Ridley, the former Bishop of London, were arrested, imprisoned and eventually tried for heresy.
Both men refused to accept the Roman Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation, maintaining that the bread and wine of Holy Communion did not become the literal body and blood of Christ. They also rejected the Roman Catholic understanding of the Mass as a sacrifice and defended the authority of Scripture in matters of faith.
On 16th October 1555, they were taken to a place of execution outside Balliol College in Oxford, where they were bound to the same stake and burned alive.
As the flames were lit, Latimer famously encouraged his fellow martyr:
"Be of good comfort, Master Ridley, and play the man. We shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out."
Their deaths became defining events of the Marian Persecutions and the English Reformation. Together with Thomas Cranmer, who was executed the following year, they became known as the Oxford Martyrs 🏴
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Kid Rock and Eminem are teaming up on a Christian album, despite being on opposite sides of the political aisle.
The longtime Detroit friends have known each other for nearly 40 years, and Kid Rock says they made a pact long ago to never let politics destroy their friendship.
Now, he's bringing Eminem into his new faith-based project, "Halfway 2 Jesus," hoping their unlikely collaboration sends a message to a divided country.
Kid Rock also reveals what inspired his renewed focus on faith and his plans to bring Christian revivals to stadiums.
Read more: foxnews.com/media/kid-rock-d…
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Pneumonic plague spreads through the air, moves fast, and kills quickly. Even with immediate treatment, it carries a brutal death rate. If you don't get treatment within 24 hours, it's virtually 100% fatal.
So, a lab tech drops a test tube in Siberia, dies four days later, and Russia won't even utter the word "plague." They call it "pneumonia of unknown origin."
Well I think they know the origin. They know exactly what was in that broken tube. And while they play PR games with the diagnosis and potential outbreak, every hour they waste is an hour taken off the clock. Beating this depends on someone telling the truth on day one. If they are hiding the truth, like they did with anthrax in the 70s, we are already behind the clock.
God doesn’t change. The entire argument is refuted on that fact alone by saying God could have possibly changed his stance by applying standards written for one time not meant for another time. The written Word was sufficient then and now.
Hi Nick, I greatly respect you. You are a fighter for life. Thank you for sharing your perspective.
I don’t think those who support the death penalty are themselves personally inhumane and did not say that in my post. I think the death penalty itself is inhumane in a nation where we can effectively secure violent offenders and prevent them from harming others.
The ancient Israelites did not have the prisons we have today, which made the death penalty acceptable under those circumstances, as a means of protecting the public from the criminal. But the Bible doesn’t mandate the death penalty for modern America. Today we have the ability to imprison violent offenders for life. Taking their lives is unnecessary to protect the common good.
Whether the death penalty is justified does not depend on the degree of confidence in a criminal’s guilt. In the modern world, the death penalty is unjust even for those we know are guilty. A crime, even a horrific crime, does not erase the criminal’s humanity.
We have a duty to protect the public and to protect the innocent. But vengeance is the Lord’s alone.
There is also a separate concern that I find compelling: entrusting the government—with all its capacity for overreach, corruption, bias, and human error—with the ultimate and irreversible power to take the life of one of its citizens. Our government has made terrible mistakes, and you have been a stalwart critic of government overreach and corruption. In my view, the most conservative position would be to say that, in modern America, the State should not wield the irreversible power of execution when it can protect society through life imprisonment instead.
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For those who believe in socialism, I have one question:
When the Berlin Wall fell, who ran to which side?
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The Catholic Church has been persecution true Christians for a millenia.
It's no wonder God has given them over to immoral and liberal pope's. Not to mention, everywhere Rome rules, turns into a third world country, due to their foolish governance & immigration policies
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This is very clear evidence of a problematic culture.
Black Americans as a whole have a culture problem and our standards are too low..
We have to fix the culture.
I went to Costco and bought a 1.8lbs salmon filet, oven poached it with ingredients I had at home, steamed broccoli & fusilli pasta in a lemon butter garlic sauce on the side for my family of 6 for abt $50.
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There is NO better way to kick off the SEND ME TOUR than with early morning PT with the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets.
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“I don’t want to put any child through what I went through, and if aborting that child means that child will not go through that, then that is the moral thing to do.”
This is really hard, and good on Lila Rose for being so compassionate. It’s obvious this woman is really hurt and angry.
But the problem with her worldview is that we’re not God. We don’t get to determine whose life is worth living and whose isn’t. When you’re aborting your child, you’re making that decision FOR him, and he may not see the world the way you do. Frankly, he may be stronger and more resilient than you are. He may make something of himself that you failed to do on your own behalf, and regardless, he is an image bearer of God, with a life and purpose that you cannot understand even as his mother.
For this woman to sit here and say abused and neglected children would be better off dead speaks to the spiritual sickness inside her and in our culture, and I don’t even think she actually believes it—because she’s still here. She hasn’t given up, and there’s a reason for that. She chooses to keep going, and that is good.
It’s not for her to rob other humans of that same opportunity.
“Woe to him who strives with him who formed him…Does the clay say to him who forms it, ‘What are you making?’”
Isaiah 45:9
There is a God. We are not Him. Life is hard for every single person. We have to accept the fact that we cannot know or understand everything. We don’t know what tomorrow will bring—especially if we voluntarily choose to rob ourselves of that tomorrow. And under no circumstances is it moral or compassionate to make that choice for someone else.
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. @JeremyDBoreing and @DrFrankTurek discuss why the Catholic Church has not intervened or opined on what is being done to Erika Kirk. And how many there is something being discussed…
