the noble man, the hero
in a recent speech he said explicitly I am ready to be martyred—he didn't care for his life, he cared for his people; as a faithful servant, he knew the mandate from God
I don't know you all—but I mourn along w/ you 💔
Jesus be with us
#onward
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@9mmScorpion Also, count the amount of times IDF soldiers went around in the world to beat up people, the college protests in the US, Greece, more times than I remember now!
Jetzt komme, Feuer!
Begierig sind wir,
Zu schauen den Tag,
Und wenn die Prüfung
Ist durch die Knie gegangen,
Mag einer spüren das Waldgeschrei.
Wir singen aber vom Indus her
Fernangekommen und
Vom Alpheus, lange haben
Das Schickliche wir gesucht...
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https://t.co/YJl9T5AQbj
/ Now come, Fire!
We want to look during the day,
And after we’ve studied
It thoroughly, then we'll listen
To the sounds of the forest.
But we come singing from the Indus
And the Alphaios afar, having
Searched long for that which
Is befitting. No one can grasp /
1c-b. Once the pastor is in the pulpit, he can’t be over here and say to the Jews, like, “I’m gonna get ya! I’m gonna kick you out! You better watch your butt!” and then just be like he didn’t even do that.
1c-a. The pastor is not allowed to do a reference to the, uh, crime stats, that prohibits the minority from doing, you know, just trying to steal my bike. You can’t do that.
Sinful Ethnic Partiality Rules
1) You can’t just be up there and just doin’ a Sinful Ethnic Partiality like that.
1a. A Sinful Ethnic Partiality is when you
1b. Okay well listen. A Sinful Ethnic Partiality is when you Sinful Ethnic Partiality the
1c. Let me start over
I’ve worked on political campaigns. I have sat across the table from, or even on the same side of the table as, men who loathed everything for which I stand, and yet we were still able to talk.
I’ve been to weddings where I was the only person to the Right of George Bush (or maybe even Bill Clinton). I’ve sat at a table with Marxist ‘community organizers’, civil rights attorneys, and Democrat Party operatives, and yet we were still able to talk.
I’ve been in classrooms, lectures halls, and bars with people so far Left they’d give Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin a run for their money, and yet we were still able to talk.
Talking is, of course, not always a solution, but it is certainly a sort of bare minimum in terms of civility or comity. I have found supposed Christians to be far worse than even some moral monsters. It is, perhaps, only to Antifa that I could accurately compare the behavior of so many ‘Christian’ ‘leaders’ and ‘teachers’ and ‘pastors’.
I have seen better treatment of the other side in divorce proceedings than what has transpired in the last few years between supposed ‘Christians’ and those they deem to be political or social opponents. I am aware of no fewer than a dozen cases wherein young men have been hounded, harassed, and persecuted by ‘Christian’ ‘pastors’ and ‘leaders’ and ‘elders’, and then often driven out of the church.
And all of this has been over beliefs that the overwhelming majority of Christian men have held throughout all of history. If those who have conducted themselves thusly have consciences they believe to be clean, it is only because they are so seared as to be black as soot. The churches are dying because of the wicked men who are ‘leading’ and ‘guiding’ them.
If Christians are to be known by their love for one another and the fruits of the Spirit, then the only possible conclusion is that we are dealing with men who simply are not Christian. So be it.
“And because lawlessness will be increased, the love of many will grow cold.”