@reddit_lies Each one of these corporations can go under. Each and every one. Fuck all of them. Worthless sacks of shit serving broken products for years. Sack them all.
@thinkingwest We like to blame Boomers but this is all a result of the Greatest Generation intentionally weakening the Church so they could avoid the high standards Christ demands of us all.
@nosilverv It's just somet you play IRL at boardgame night. You all sit in a circle and try to sus out "hitler" and after each round he eliminates someone. It's tons of fun with right group.
@Miriko_VT@FrankWorkmnlzb@GBC_Press Ignore him. He's not a Christian. He says he is, but he openly embraces being gay, which God directly called out as an abomination. He chooses being gay above following Christ, so he is not a Christian.
Nevermind the fact he supports genocide.
@FrankWorkmnlzb@B00red4E@GBC_Press God didn't make you gay. You're gay because A) someone touched you when you were young or B) someone brainwashed you.
God is perfect but in this fallen world you got fucked up by broken people, and now it's up to you to change and become what God always intended for you to be.
Everyone seems to take it for granted that “hostility and violence” have no place among Christians.
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams just asked Tommy Robinson—who has been vocally critical of Islam and Muslims in Britain—how “attempting to lead a life of Christian discipleship squares with public rhetoric designed to produce hostility and violence.”
This ignores the fact that Jesus Christ Himself used extraordinarily hostile language against those whom He saw as corrupting society. He publicly called the scribes and Pharisees “hypocrites,” “blind fools,” “children of hell,” a “brood of vipers,” and sons of the devil.
He also violently overturned the money changers’ tables, made a whip of cords, and forcibly drove them and their animals out.
So the real Christian question is not whether hostility or force can ever be justified. Scripture itself settles that.
The question is: Hostility toward what? Force against whom? And under what circumstances?
The modern assumption that Christianity requires Christians to be eternally passive, agreeable, and non-confrontational—DOORMATS, even in the face of evil—is NOT Christianity.
It is a lie designed to neuter and make Christians vulnerable.
The one thing I know for sure about God's plan is that you are here to make choices.
The purpose of your life is to look at your world, decide what's good and bad, feed the good, and kill the bad.
The results of what you do are how you will be judged.
A lot of you are feeding the bad, expecting it to become good because you fed it.
Instead, it becomes more and more bad, and then you say that you are a heckin' good personerino for loving everything and everyone equally while ignoring the results.
People have become so weak that they don't want to make choices, especially religious people (woke is a religion).
They just want to look at a book or listen to an expert and pretend it can tell them what God wants them to do. Then they do it, and if they get bad results, they can just point to the book or the expert and say "it wasn't my fault! I followed the love everyone instructions!"
It is all your fault. Everything you do is your fault.
If you don't want to destroy what is bad in this world, you are bad. You are weak. Weakness is bad.
Destroying evil is just social hygiene. Loving evil in the hopes that it will become good is like watering your garbage in the hopes that it will become flowers. Instead of getting better, it gets worse. And then everyone in the house suffers.
And it is your fault.
Love doesn't fix anything. It grows things. Whatever you feed, you get more of.
You are a choice maker, whether you like it or not. This will not change until you die, if you are lucky. Nobody will take the blame for your evil, stupid choices, except maybe Jesus, and even he said that very few people are going to find the way to salvation. And people who are sure that they are saved are the least likely to be.
Remember, who you are is what you do, not how you feel about yourself.
Enjoy choosing between right and wrong everyday until you die!
There is no way out but death!
Maybe!