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Christ is Lord

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

Israel has used American-supplied munitions to kill tens of thousands of innocent civilians.

America is morally obligated to end support of Israel’s devastation of Gaza and its people. I’m cosponsoring the Block the Bombs Act to limit the transfer of offensive weapons to Israel.

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

Over three months later, we are still at war.

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Conservative here but I’m no Trump fan, he’s sold out the country. I don’t think just because film twitter on here leans more progressive means there are no people from the other side admiring her either. The movie being able to resonate and captivate so many people without using politics is cool and she’s free to voice her opinions without a filter

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@FilmUpdates

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@OBSESSIENT

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@Tom604506945 @HumzaTime @realqualitynba @TheWillowWay69 @SolaceCinema You’re lost if you’re 100% convinced she liked him despite the many hints left in to suggest otherwise. Genuinely concerning to see that you think her reacting with a “ew” and an obviously weirded out expressionist means she was excited in that moment.

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She saw him a little brother and the poem she recites at the party emphasizes that. I think she wanted to clear the air when she asked Bear if he liked her. But him being afraid of rejection made him back off and not say it all. The director was smart though in making it vague and getting people to talk about it

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@Tom604506945 @realqualitynba @TheWillowWay69 @SolaceCinema Did you even watch the movie? She wasn’t excited about the gift

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@DiscussingFilm And people were hoping Netflix would buy Warner Bros. Trash vs Garbage scenario all along

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@Dnttakenosht @IAmLilRico Shit be crazy how one day you be minding your own business and the next day you’re almost fucking killed by an old retarded boomer

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@FocusFeatures @obsessionmovie @JimmyKimmelLive

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@June4461 @nicks_dad44 That’s just Ryan Garcia 😂

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@luigi_depressed @TheeKGC @prem_thakker False accusations that maga boomers ate up, nothing new. They’ll get cycled out and the new generation will vote with more common sense. Not his fault some retards only see red and blue

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@twiddledicc @F23Cera99168 @Irfuu_ @clashreport Australia communist 😂😂😂

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@AmcApe_ @Realmoeadelx

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@DavidClairB @FocusFeatures @obsessionmovie

[Bishop Robert Barron @BishopBarron]

The horror film “Obsession” is a surprise hit at the box office this summer. Made for around one million dollars, it has already grossed over a hundred and fifty million. But it's not only a financial success; it's also a spiritually quite interesting film. What drives the plot is a young man's ardent desire to be loved by the woman whom he loves. Seeking a gift for Nikki in an occult store, Bear finds a device that advertises itself as “One Wish Willow.” If you break the stick and make a wish, it will come true. In his desperation, he follows the instructions, and it works like a charm. The previously diffident Nikki becomes totally devoted to the delighted Bear. All his dreams, it seems, have come true. Then things go, shall we say, south. I won't spoil any more of the plot. Suffice it to say that Nikki proceeds to devour the young man and push him toward despair.

Throughout this film, I kept thinking of Oscar Wilde's famous line: “the only thing worse than not getting what you want is getting what you want.” The spiritual issue here is one that the masters have recognized for centuries and one that stands at the very heart of Biblical revelation: if you tie your deepest desire to anything or anyone other than God, you will find, not satisfaction, but destruction. This is the moral teaching behind the great Shema prayer: “Hear, O Israel, the Lord your God is Lord alone.” Jesus reiterates this when he says, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and all your strength.” The psalmist affirms it when he sings, “Only in God will my soul be at rest.”

During the rite of Confirmation, I ask the young people a series of questions, the first of which is “do you renounce Satan and all his works and empty promises?” Up and down the ages, Satan has made the same empty promise: I will give you something less than God and it will make you happy. In point of fact, it will ruin you, and the more you seek to acquire it, the unhappier you will become. What becomes clear in the course of “Obsession” is that the owners of the occult shop where Bear bought the fateful wish-willow are in fact involved with very dark spiritual powers. In my conversations with exorcists, I hear over and over again that those who get ensnared by the devil commence by dabbling in the occult.

“Obsession” is a good horror movie. If you like the genre, and you're not too squeamish, go see it. For it won't just scare you; it will offer some important spiritual truths.

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@ATradCatholic Saw this one, decent watch. Seen obsession yet?

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@DavidClairB @FocusFeatures @obsessionmovie @blumhouse @jason_blum The “romance disguised as a horror film” aspect is really apparent in Love is in the Air, Pt.1 with that transition in tone from love and warmth to impending doom at the end of it. Kudos to this guy for bringing Curry’s vision to life, someone to watch for in the future 👍

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@AFpost