Currently_Constantine☦️

Orthodox Christian.

[Currently_Constantine☦️ @CurrentlyC50627]

@BroothHell5 Bravo! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 This is the true and right way. Beautifully stated. Thanks for posting

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@sparklingxnacho @RheaMaria_ Tk
Hart is complicated to be sure. It’s a little more nuanced than merely labeling him a secular man. In his own words

https://t.co/vsKD4YC9RK

[Mark Mitchell, Honest Pollster @honestpollster]

I don't want Iran to get a nuke (they probably already have some).

But believe it or not, a domestic uprising because of pervasive wealth inequality, a plundered treasury, and middle class collapse is probably a bigger threat.

The polling shows Americans agree.

[Currently_Constantine☦️ @CurrentlyC50627]

@roddreher https://t.co/n1OmcJ59Y6

[Emerald Robinson ✝️ @EmeraldRobinson]

The problem for Christians who took 30 pieces of silver like @JoelWBerry & @megbasham & @conservmillen is that their knowledge of history doesn't go beyond 1939.

Their knowledge of Protestantism doesn't extend before John MacArthur.

That's total ignorance.

[Voice of Rabbis @voiceofrabbis]

Let the world see this

Jewish students in New York protesting the Israeli government and declaring: “Jews are forbidden to create their own state.”

Zionism is Anti-Judaism

[Thaddeus Patrick ☦️ @thaddeusthought]

"An unlikely resistance effort has emerged from a monastery in the Transylvanian Carpathian Mountains, where a terminally ill Christian monk spent his final months documenting atrocities committed against children in Gaza.

The monk, whose identity remains withheld at his request, operated a Telegram channel titled Children of Gaza that meticulously cataloged daily violence. Working alongside a woman named Sally, he compiled thousands of instances of abuse, channeling the data to the Israel Exposed Archive to ensure the evidence reached a broader audience.

The monk sought to dedicate his remaining time to opposing what he viewed as the gravest crimes against children in the modern era. While he did not live to witness the public impact of his efforts or the subsequent launch of the archive’s new platform, his work now serves as a definitive record of the genocide.

Archive staff confirmed that he passed away due to his illness without knowing that his silent labor had gained significant international attention.

The activists behind the archive say that in honor of his contributions they released images of the remote monastery where the project was headquartered. The publication of this archive follows a period of verification by the team, which began investigating the source months ago after discovering the channel.

Those behind the project expressed their gratitude for the monk’s dedication and his commitment to exposing the genocide in Gaza."

Via The Cradle

[Jeremy Corbyn @jeremycorbyn]

Keir Starmer has gone — but we will never forget the role his government played in the greatest crime of our time.

Today, I re-presented my Bill for an independent inquiry into Britain’s complicity in genocide.

[JD™ @LostMyHats]

With Mormonism being the scuttlebutt of the hour, thanks to @SenMikeLee demanding the Pentagon undo 2k-year-old historic Christian doctrines to allow their inclusion, you might find my I2I piece on Mormonism and Freemasonry interesting, from a while back:

Joseph Smith became a Master Mason in Nauvoo in March of 1842, advancing through the degrees with astonishing speed, and soon surrounded himself with a leadership class heavily populated by fellow Masons, including his brother Hyrum Smith and future successor Brigham Young. The Nauvoo Lodge exploded into one of the largest Masonic bodies in Illinois almost overnight as hundreds of Mormon men entered its ranks, effectively intertwining the lodge and the church.

Smith himself occupied a unique concentration of power: prophet, revelator, mayor of Nauvoo, lieutenant general of the Nauvoo Legion, presidential candidate, and Masonic initiate, all at the same time. He presided over a movement that functioned as church, government, military force, and fraternal order simultaneously.

Then, within weeks of becoming a Master Mason, he unveiled the Mormon temple endowment, complete with ritual handshakes, sacred signs, ceremonial garments, secret passwords, veiled progression rites, and penalties for revealing the mysteries. He baptized those rituals, declared them divine revelation, and presented them to his followers as sacred ordinances revealed directly from heaven. Millions of people today regard these ceremonies as the pinnacle of God's restored truth, unaware that they originated in a nineteenth-century fraternal order.

The parallels are not vague similarities that only cult specialists can detect. They are so obvious that even Mormon historians are forced to acknowledge them. The secret handshakes. The ritual grips. The sacred clothing. The penalties for revealing temple secrets. The progression through degrees of hidden knowledge. The symbols carved into temples. The veils separating one realm from another. Strip away the pseudo-Christian terminology, and what remains is a structure that looks remarkably less like the New Testament church and remarkably more like a Masonic lodge. The Book of Mormon supplied the mythology. Freemasonry supplied the architecture. Joseph Smith fused the two together and called the result "restoration."

That reality creates an uncomfortable question for Mike Lee or anyone else insisting Mormonism is merely another Christian denomination. If the defining rituals of the faith were imported from a secret fraternity, if its temple ceremonies were constructed from borrowed Masonic forms, and if its doctrines of exaltation and progressive ascent mirror Masonic concepts of advancing toward greater light, then what exactly was restored?

The deeper one digs into Mormon origins, the less it resembles Christianity rediscovered and the more it resembles a frontier-era religious entrepreneur who wraps borrowed rituals in biblical language and persuades thousands that the costume itself is revelation. Once that possibility enters your mind, Mormonism stops looking like an ancient faith restored and starts looking like the most successful act of religious rebranding in American history.

Read at Insight to Incite. Link in the next comment.

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Christ is King!

[Camus @newstart_2024]

Russell Brand dropped a raw truth on Megyn Kelly:

Living the ultimate male fantasy — fame, money, endless women — felt “icky and death-like” in the moment.

He realized he wasn’t chasing pleasure.
He was creating suffering.

What society sells as winning (conquest, status, constant adoration) turned out to be a hollow empire that chews people up and spits them out.

Now he sees it as false idolatry. The real prize? Deep love, vulnerability, meaning, and choosing eternity over temporary highs.

He chooses his wife, his kids, and real connection — even in his brokenness — over the old craving.

Powerful stuff.

When you look at what culture pushes as “success” for men, how often do you think it actually leads to fulfillment… versus quiet emptiness?

[The Artist known as Jess @ElofsonJess]

We are going to need a miracle to end the Iran war.
I say we find this doctor Jesus guy and see what he has for skills.
Best I got for ya
Good luck to you all
Long Live The Republic

[Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 @FmrRepMTG]

This boy jumped for joy welcoming the pope in Lebanon in November and today they pulled his body from the rubble after Israel’s bombing.
Last year, only 5 members of Congress voted with me when I tried to defund Israel, who bombs and kills the innocent.

[Robert Barnes @barnes_law]

Trump's 2nd term is becoming the 3rd term of George W. Bush, but somehow even dumber.

[Christian Emergency Alliance @ChristianEmerg1]

Israel: A priest in the West Bank’s last entirely Christian village appealed to fellow Christians following attacks by “fanatical Israeli settlers” seeking to displace them.

Father Bashar Fawadleh explained that the lands seized by settlers “belonged to the people of Taybeh and were, moreover, our private property.”

Taybeh is the modern name of Ephraim.

In July 2025, settlers set fire in the area near the ruins of St. George Church, which dates back to the 5th century.

The Christian Emergency Alliance denounces this violence towards the Christians of the Holy Land.

It must stop.