From the Letter to Diognetus on Christians (Chapter 5) between 130 and 180 AD. Read it all.
They marry, like everyone else, and they have children, but they do not destroy their offspring.
They share a common table, but not a common bed.
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One of the worst decisions ever made was forcing out Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino
Bovino’s "TURN AND BURN" strategy scared literally MILLIONS of illegals into self-deporting in mere months
Bring Back Bovino. It’s time.
There is NO incentive for illegals to self-deport if DHS is going to keep bending the knee to leftist terrorists.
Why the hell would they? The pressure is gone.
Imagine being such a bad person that when you die, entire nation rejoices. It's horrible. Better to never live than to live like that.
I'm not shocked by what I'm seeing across the country right now. This man was deeply disturbed. He told his own countrymen that he preferred Israel over them.
I'm sure his death is a tragedy for many people in Israel and Ukraine, :) but many Americans are not mourning.
Lindsey loved war and wanted to fight to the last Ukrainian, told fellow Americans he was not with them he was with a foreign country. He advocated for killing and destruction.
@DataRepublican@RealCandaceO@AndrewKolvet Why did Kash tell the FBI not to investigate any possibility of foreign actors? Why did he quash any investigation into why do many trans sympathizers knew about it before hand? And what about the neighbors report of men in suits visiting the Twiggs residence before the killing
@PressSec WTH good is money people can't access for 20 years while bankers play their game and make money off of it? How about a grace period for tax-free penalty-free withdrawals from 401Ks for working families to pay off debts incurred over the Biden years, buying milk, shoes, and fuel?
No more parsing words. Israel must be purged from the US govt. They are flaunting the capture openly. DJT is flaunting his submission. Freedom250 is a joke! A celebration of this nation bending the knee to them.
Alito’s dissent is spot on. Today’s dangerous birthright citizenship ruling will give the millions of illegal immigrants Biden let into our country a clear pathway to citizenship.
We know there are suspected terrorists already within our borders—this ruling ensures that our enemies will receive all the legal protections and benefits of American citizenship, while diluting the American way of life and harming American citizens.
Today’s ruling is a dereliction of duty by the Supreme Court.
@JohnStrandUSA@TPAction@turningpointpac@TPUSA John Strand is Israel First, America second. He has said it himself in his own way. We already have too many America Second reps in Congress. This talk about "our greatest ally" needs to start having consequences.
Alan Greenspan died today, and the man who spent two decades inflating bubbles will be eulogized as a maestro. Fitting, because he understood exactly what he was doing.
In 1966 a younger Greenspan wrote an essay called "Gold and Economic Freedom." He laid out the case with precision. The gold standard protected savers from confiscation by inflation. Welfare statists hated gold because it stood in the way of their deficits. He wrote that the abandonment of gold made deficit spending a "scheme for the hidden confiscation of wealth." He was right. He knew it. Then he took the job running the printing press.
From August 1987 to January 2006 Greenspan sat atop the Federal Reserve and did the opposite of everything that essay defended. After the 1987 crash he flooded the banks with liquidity and taught a generation of traders that the central bank would catch them every time they fell. They named the reflex after him: the Greenspan put. He cut the federal funds rate to 1 percent by June 2003 and held it there, and you watched housing prices detach from any sane relationship to income. Mortgage credit gushed. He went on television in February 2004 and suggested Americans consider adjustable-rate mortgages, roughly eighteen months before he started hiking rates into those very borrowers. The man who warned in 1966 about the hidden confiscation of wealth engineered the largest credit distortion in postwar history.
Then came the apology that wasn't one. In October 2008, sitting before Congress as the wreckage smoked, Greenspan confessed he had found "a flaw" in his model of how the world worked. He was "shocked" that lenders had not policed themselves. You don't get to spend twenty years pricing risk at zero and then act surprised when men respond to the incentives you built. Any committee of economists cannot set the price of money better than a market can.
Greenspan knew the answer at 40 and spent the next half century pretending he'd forgotten it. The savers he warned about in 1966 paid for that performance.