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cibersegurita por el día, disfrutón por la noche

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

Se parece a Almeida o simplemente me estoy volviendo completamente loquita?¿

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@rosselloarrom @IdiazAyuso Deberían estar flagelandose

[ᵏᵃⁿᵃʳita 🇮🇨 @kanar_ita]

Canari@, RECUÉRDALO cuando vayas a votar!!

Cuando casi todo sea zona turística (que están en el camino) ya sabes lo que va a pasar

[El Canario Optimista 🇮🇨ⵣ @ElCanarioOptimi]

Los recortes del gobierno de Meloni cada vez más palpables.

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@ElCanarioOptimi Me ha hecho bastante gracia

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@deadrman Me lo quería cambiar y bueno... Tampoco me gusta tanto, no estoy muy original últimamente

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@wikiviogen @magodelnorte_ @grok @Perrroloco7

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@wikiviogen @grok @magodelnorte_ @Perrroloco7 Necesitas que te lo diga OkDiario?

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

A mitad de vídeo me los he imaginado en una discusión de teorías de Steven Universe y es que serían los dos unos petardos

[𝐃𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐇𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐝 @DKH013]

When a Christian Actually Knew the Bible.

I just watched that clip of the aerospace engineering student questioning Charlie Kirk, and wow it was the smartest question anyone has asked him in a long time.

The student wasn't attacking faith. He was defending it. He basically said: The early church didn't try to take over Rome, they tried to live like Jesus _inside_ Rome. So how do we reconcile Christian Nationalism this idea of fusing political power with Christian identity with that?

Charlie's answer was classic Charlie. He went straight to the Old Testament Joseph advising Pharaoh, Daniel in Babylon, David as King. And yes, that's in the Bible.

But here's my take, and this is where the student was 100% right:

The Old Testament is full of theocracies and prophets advising kings. The NEW Testament, the part Christians claim to follow after Christ, is completely different. Jesus literally said "My kingdom is not of this world." Paul wrote letters under a pagan empire and never once said "take over the Senate." The early Christians were persecuted because they _refused_ to make Caesar their Lord.

That's the disconnect.

Faith SHOULD inform politics. If you are a Christian, your values will absolutely affect how you vote, how you serve, how you treat people. That's civic responsibility.

But when you flip it when politics starts informing your faith, when you need political power to feel like your faith is valid you've lost the plot. You've turned a cross into a flagpole.

The student understood something Charlie missed. Christianity was never meant to be the government. It was meant to be the conscience OF the government.

What do you guys think? Should faith shape politics, or should politics stay out of faith?

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@Flejepelo Yo también te echo de menos

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

Sisis🤤🤤

[El Calvo Con Botas🇮🇨 @Flejepelo]

necesito que empiecen las decoraciones de halloween un poco más tarde porque hoy pasé por Santa María y no sabía lo que pensar la verdad

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@monocheluga Pero parece un yonki

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@GBCLopi Imaginar que existen personas que pueden cambiar su voto a raíz de un podcast de Jordi Wild es cuanto menos desolador

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@TheIdleOne La gente con peores sueldos gana mayor poder adquisitivo y la gente con sueldos medios nota una pequeña inflación derivada de esto. Sinceramente me la pela una barbaridad

[HombrePorro 🇮🇨 @CalamarPeludo]

@RTVCes Los cojones como pelotas de tenis, y tan pancho