Even if these Christian brethren all did, to a man, support Hamas politically, so fucking what? Are they to be killed for their opinions?

@agoodman51 Correct, the oral tradition. Its final form wasn’t written down until the 6th/7th century, but yes it’s certainly what these verses are describing and what the people who call themselves Jews today are spiritual heirs of.

@BasedTorba Both the Talmud's and Kabballah's (unwritten) traditions predate Jesus. In other words, all the voodoo and hateful stuff was already there, and easily explains some of Jesus' more pointed statements.

None of these have anything at all to do with modern Ashkanazi Jews who emerged in the middle ages or their central “holy book,” the Talmud, which emerged in the 6th/7th century. These people and their religion both came AFTER Christ, AFTER the destruction of the Temple, and

The idea that you can simply lay low for thirty years, hide your true beliefs, and slowly rise through the ranks to take over this dying establishment is not a strategy. It is a fantasy. It is a voluntary life sentence in a spiritual prison. It is a plan to waste your one

@BasedTorba A few people may be called to do the latter, but far more the former.

Hmm I was going to encourage our young people to build a humanoid robot army or a private drone manufacturing company, but I decided to encourage them to spend the next thirty years becoming an academic at Harvard instead. Lol, lmao even.

@lueyee @shekelmanc64 Yes, but he’s a white boomer. They have a congenital compulsion to say cringe things to curry favor with MSM. Even the holy ones. Is what it is. Happy Canadian thanksgiving Chingy. Hope all is well living in the future (China). Privilege and pleasure to call you fren.

@lueyee @BasedHarun That would be ideal. But he is a Chicago Boomer. I expect a certain level of liberal cringe from him. Of course, I'm not Catholic, so I need not twist myself into knots to justify him saying things I find ignorant.

Happy Columbus Day to the true Native Americans who celebrate.

@BasedHarun @lueyee Things are definitely improving. The younger men in my son's public school are EXTREMELY hardcore pro-Christ. Even the atheists are coming around as Christianity is now High-Achiever and Jock coded. The stage is set for revival.

@lueyee @shekelmanc64 Counter point. Things were at a nadir in 1990 as all the preconditions for the unencumbered self-execution of all the worst things to follow were in place, and then things got better (with some lagging effects) as our immune response strengthened.

@lueyee I do not seek a softer diet version of the Anti-Christ. I seek the eternal Rock that will smash the idol at its feet. I expect to be "offended" when the true doctrine corrects me in my sin. That is GOOD! That is how we grow in Christ.

@lueyee It's true, and I believe the modern Evangelical flight to Orthodoxy, is a reaction to these churches failing to stand strong in faith and doctrine. The ones MOST affected are the ones who caved to unBiblical worldly morals such as Mainline branches and Megachurches.

@shekelmanc64 Things were bad in 1990, but things got so much worse in the Church in the next 30 years.

@lueyee I don’t think Christians should dunk on retarded click bait boomer edge cases by professing trinitarian Christians of different denominations. Your answer states this sentiment well.

@shekelmanc64 Back in 1990, Atlanta Baptist pastors got up and left when a woman was going to speak at the pulpit.

@lueyee This is a common problem among Evangelicals too. Baptists usually won't allow this heresy. Pentecostals, despite being VERY sincere, tend to allow it because the movement was popularized by a woman, so they can't get around it.

Seriously, RES is an excellent deal that more men should consider for ministry training.

Most people should go somewhere more conservative: Reformed Episcopal Seminary offers free tuition for full-time on-site MDiv students.

I went to a seminary that was liberal enough to have priestesses, so graduation communion was awkward for me.