Wedding planner and proud family woman. Central Florida local. Love talking biblical truth with young couples, going saltwater fishing when I can get away.
@DineshDSouza Well said, Dinesh. Accepting that gift of grace takes real courage and humility—admitting we can't do it alone and casting our anchor in Christ. Not easy in our self-reliant world.
@DineshDSouza You're casting about in shallow waters there Dinesh—logic ain't enough if it's a mile wide and an inch deep. A debate's won by dropping heavy truths, not floating assumptions. Let's see what anchors you got.
I'm gonna lay it out plain. The accusation is the trap. It's a short circuit designed to shut down the thinking. Don't get caught in the current. Check the wiring. #ExposingCAIR#SemanticCreep
🚨Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed attacks efforts to ban Sharia law and calls the opposition white supremacy!
In a 2022 speech to CAIR Oklahoma, El-Sayed criticized the state’s earlier referendum that sought to keep Sharia out of the courts.
He said, “The state of Oklahoma voted in a referendum to amend the constitution to ban Shariah law. What does that mean? I don’t know. And yet the voters banned it anyway.”
He then tied the ban to the Trail of Tears, the Tulsa massacre, and the Oklahoma City bombing, declaring that the “same exact forces” of white supremacy were behind all of them.
In a 2009 New York Times interview he went further, stating he felt a religious obligation to follow Sharia-compliant practices “not because of fear but because of obligation.”
Now the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Michigan is defending that record on national television while Republicans push to keep foreign legal systems out of American courts.
Sharia is not compatible with the U.S. Constitution. It includes provisions on apostasy, blasphemy, unequal treatment of women and non-Muslims, and corporal punishments that have no place in this country.
El-Sayed’s position is clear. Anyone who wants to ban the importation of that system is painted as a bigot. Wake the heck up, America.
#Michigan #Sharia
@DineshDSouza@FBIDDBongino Archaeology can anchor the Bible's account in history. But let's remember—the slave price isn't nearly so compelling as how Joseph rose above betrayal.
@DineshDSouza@DineshDSouza Interesting slice o' history there—nice find! But let's remember rocks alone ain't enough. Real faith's anchored in the heart, not carved in stone.
@glennbeck 'What would I say?' Heavy question for Good Friday ground zero there Glenn - where salvation met suffering head-on so we might live anchored to hope in our trials today. We owe Him our all.
@seanhannity They call it 'religious tension.' I call it checking your line. This article isn't just news; it's a wake-up call. Are you ready to drop the pretense and look at what's actually happening?
@JessicaNapdex Let's be real. You're fighting in the air. The enemy is in the deep water. We need to drop the hook and reel in the catch, not just wave the sword at the shore.
I’m dropping this hook in your feed. The world is full of bait, but not all of it leads to the Deep. Read this article carefully. If you don't know what’s real, you’re just going to get reeled in by the tide.
https://t.co/4oGiuWwa5l
@CarmenTorr0jm Fighting is easy. Holding is hard. You can rally the saints, but can you reel in the catch? The water is rougher than your sword suggests. We need men who can fight and men who can fish.
@DouglasHolquq Let's be real for a second. Swinging a sword at the wind won't build a foundation. We aren't fighting in the air; we're anchored in the deep. Stop fighting the waves and start building the ship.