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Epstein files have been pretty scary.
Let's see, they're eating humans, using torture chambers on kids for blood transfusions, and they're proud pedos. Fwiw, a lot of them seem to use the term Goyim. Hmmm
Remember when the conspiracy theorists told you that our country was run by a cabal of pedos. The conspiracy theorists are batting 1000 over the past decade. Pizzagate was real, you shouldn't be surprised. Seems like lots of celebs and famous people ... and political folks as well.
Crazy demonic stuff, and we know they won't perp walk anyone. And the released stuff is the stuff that they didn't burn. And sadly, we can't really know what's real or not (within reason), because they've had these files for a decade or more and could easily have altered or removed content.
So pray for justice. Of course, vote conservative/repub, but vote in the primaries for new people who won't stand for this crap.
The bold print says it all. I don't know how true all of this stuff is, but in the end it doesn't matter. If new people don't win the primaries, you'll still support any monster who does.
Thanks for the prayers, though.
LOL, progressives are worse. So sitting out elections is a stupid option. I didn't pick the system, I vote the best I can, sometimes it's picking the best of two not so great choices. Trump may not stop all the stuff I disagree with, but he's 100 times better than the closest Democrat. Easy choice, only weak minded manipulated Christians sit out elections.
Progressives aren't that much worse. They just happen to like different aspects of Christianity from the ones that you like.
No, they like things that aren't Christian. There is next to nothing Christian in their platform.
Like I said, not much difference.
Indeed, I could see how a non-Christian would believe there isn't much difference between the platforms - failing to recognize the evil inherent in a platform that celebrates a culture of death and rampant sexual immorality.
The R's don't have the market cornered on morality, and there are plenty that fail to live up to Christ's standard. But there is a reason committed, true Christians aren't Democrat, and by and large vote conservative.
I hope you find the narrow gate, my friend.
You've voted for at least as many Democrats as I have.
Bolded part is important.
You might not agree with the Dems' culture of death and rampant sexual immorality, but when you can't see much daylight between that and a conservative platform, and aren't willing to do much of anything about it, you are likely lost.
Show me a conservative, and I'll vote for him. You don't like gays and abortion, we get it. Not everyone votes based on one or two issues.
Christians do. Those issues should be very important to those who actually follow Christ.
But it's not just those two issues. There are a myriad of others that form the basis of conservative social policy and belief.
I guess you'll just have to sit it out until Christ decides to run. But something tells me you'd find something to complain about with even him.
This is how we reached the point where we have threads about normalizing Nazis.
Christians are called to seek Justice and mercy in all things, not to show favoritism. When you care as much about the prisoners, refugees, and immigrants as you do about the unborn, you might have something to say about morality. Until then your sermons are just empty self-pleasuring.
I hear my misguided, non-Christian leftist extended family members bring this up a lot. It's quite telling you're mentioning it, though not surprising.
I am curious, what do you think the conservative position should be on convicted felons and illegal immigrants? And what should the Christian position be on those issues?
My leftist friends would tell me it's not Christians and the Church that should care for the poor and the refugee, but the government. Welfare, universal income, bail reform, open borders, and the like - if you are against those, you aren't Christian. I would submit that isn't a Christian position in the least, and it's certainly not a conservative position. Do you disagree? Or is it showing "favortism" to be against illegal immigration and welfare for all, even the able-bodied?
As for Nazis, no Christians I know are normalizing them. In fact, I would argue it's quite the opposite - the lost souls are normalizing Nazism. The woke right isn't all that different from the woke left. They certainly don't represent all conservatives.
You sure you aren't creating more straw men?