@archeofuturist They keep putting themselves into the most peculiar of situations. The white knights will still refuse to make eye contact with reality though.
1. She tortured someone and her legal team thought the State would care if she experienced a bit of (sedated) “torture”.
2. An all-female execution team botched or “botched” a woman’s execution.
3. Bring back firing squad and hanging and this wouldn’t be a problem.
BREAKING: Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike is alive and being treated in hospital after two lethal injections were administered and her execution failed.
A man’s hospitality is greatly aided by a wife who is a homemaker.
So it’s no surprise that the decline in homemaking has led to a decline in hospitality.
@JohnStSomething I’ve never been a pie guy. This year I tried Publix Key Lime Pie for the first time. Absolutely life-changing.
That said, derby pie looks incredible.
“Furthermore, unordained people shall not be referred to as, or given the titles of, the ordained offices of pastor/elder, or deacon, including their feminized forms, or any other synonymous title that suggests ecclesiastical authority.”
Fortunately, a banger!
The 1st overture for consideration by the 54th #PCAGA has been received. The overture comes from Southwest Florida Presbytery and proposes to “Amend BCO 7-3 & 7-4 regarding Titles, Offices, and Unordained Roles.” https://t.co/GOepgGoQ43
Tom Brady always had his smaller-framed, freakishly athletic, technically sound, workhorse, WHITE WR.
Trevor Lawrence has found his light skin version in Parker Washington.
(The Jaguars are going to the Super Bowl.)
Feminism rears its ugly head again.
As if women defending/supporting Lindsay Clancy wasn’t bad enough, women have also found a way to defend this woman who tortured her victim for 45 minutes, bashed her head in, and kept a piece of the skull as a souvenir.
I disavow feminism.
Christa Pike was 18 when she killed a classmate in a jealous rage and became one of the youngest women to be sent to death row.
Now 50, she is scheduled to be put to death Wednesday in what would be Tennessee’s first execution of a woman in 200 years. https://t.co/GxnEt2TFZk
Seriously, give me a break.
“They’ve been deceived.”
“They don’t know it’s murder.”
“Have more sympathy, they don’t want to make that decision.”
All things I’ve heard parroted by Christian, btw.
Abortion is defended only because of who it “benefits.” (Women)
“The magistrate can’t coerce faith.”
“The magistrate cannot usher in the kingdom of God.”
“The magistrate isn’t the Christian’s ultimate hope.”
“The church’s mission isn’t political.”
We often hear these arguments against CN or CN adjacent views.
Yet, none of these arguments are relevant to Reformed Christian Politics because they are aimed at straw men rather than the positions we actually hold.
Read for yourself 👇
https://t.co/xslpzVaoAN
PCA men louder about Christian nationalism than Revoice, wokeness, Paedo communion, sabbath breaking, and other things shows that our volume is culturally and contextually determined.
@realDaveCias@BurkParsons (*should* because our Lord AND other biblical writers/saints modeled those things. Again…wisely. Prudently. At any rate, we certainly cannot condemn the practice itself without condemning Christ.)
@realDaveCias@BurkParsons Which warranted the response from me that Jesus cannot have partaken in something inherently evil/sinful w/o being in sin. Seeing as He did partake in name-calling/mockery, it has to be concluded that those things are not inherently evil & can/should *wisely* be used rhetorically
@realDaveCias@BurkParsons Something along the lines of “Jesus is sinless and perfect and so only he can do [name-calling and mockery] well. We should aim to be gentle and kind and those thins aren’t either of those.” And, “We’re not going to go and flip tables, are we?”