Pax Christi

Disciple of Jesus|Anarchist|Almost Anabaptist| #Bitcoin |Father of 6|Recovering theology addict

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@kyleegriswold @joe_rigney Winsomeness and clarity are not on opposite ends of a spectrum. They’re orthogonal virtues that, when combined, produce unusually effective and humane communication. One without the other is incomplete; together they’re powerful

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@matteopelleg @grok - what is the genetic difference percentage between human DNA and bananas

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@LukeDashjr Brew home kombucha

[Mark Chironna @markchironna]

Meditations For Holy Week:
At the dinner six days prior to Jesus' Passion, at the home of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus, Mary anoints Jesus with costly spikenard. Judas objects in the language of compassion, invoking the poor as the measure of Mary's excess. John refuses to let that framing stand. He tells us plainly that Judas was a thief, quietly helping himself to the common purse all along. This is one of Scripture's most penetrating observations about the human condition: moral language can be deployed with great sincerity-sounding force by someone whose inner life is entirely disordered. Learning to discern what is actually happening beneath the words being spoken is a form of wisdom the Church has always needed.

Jesus does not expose Judas in front of everyone, and Theodore of Mopsuestia's reading of that restraint is worth sitting with. Jesus used directness only when it could genuinely help the person being corrected. Where it would accomplish nothing, he held back. That is not passivity or conflict-avoidance. It is the wisdom of someone who reads people from the inside, who knows what will open a person and what will only close them further. That kind of perception is itself a gift of his union with the Father.

[Ari K @arikuschnir]

Jesus pays Bibi a visit tonight after his Genghis Khan comments to straighten him out.

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@BitcoinUndisc Love this!
Following Jesus is not just accepting his gift of salvation, but accepting that gift to enable a growing obedience to his way

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@tatumturnup Also, hating on the Stars!

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@humanreactionpc Will you release on Spotify?

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@nic_carter Should be:
- team snowball fight
- contact figure skate ( a figure skater, while performing a routine has to continuously dodge 2 medium skill skaters)

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@gavinortlund Also applies:
"They are open theists"
And
"They don't hold to eternal conscious torment"

[JP Sears @AwakenWithJP]

The fight between Pro-Israel vs America First conservatives is heating up...

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@BitcoinUndisc You can tell her one day, when you've finished the journey yourself.

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@BitcoinUndisc What brought you back to the faith?

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@skyler_fs @ThomasSowell Pulling a "Caiaphas"
John 11:49-50

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@allie__voss Forgiveness is a commandment, practiced and modeled by Jesus.
Any statement or behavior opposed to forgiveness is demonic.
There is no "but..."

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@BMcGrewvy Where to find facts regarding 2?

[Alisa Childers @alisa_childers]

This needs to go viral.

https://t.co/rvZbx98XbQ

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

@SkyeJethani @philvischer

Why don't you interview @DrFrankTurek about Charlie's views and Christianity?

[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

This convinces me that the current battle is very critical.
I'm now off the sidelines...

[Bitcoin Anon @14g23h34]

🧵Let's talk about Marxist Inversion in BTC:

This is a thread on my observations of the core versus knots debate as an outsider.

Every organization, company or institution WILL have to contend with those that try to invert its original purpose (Marxists).

To understand why I call them that you must let go of the idea that Marxism exists only as a political system and see it instead as a worldview.
Marxism can exist in your bookclub your Pilates group or your Tech startup.
The motivation is simple:
The established order allows for little personal advancement.
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[Pax Christi @hanschoelo]

Quality content 👇

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

Hello Mr. Favreau,

@matt_vanswol asked me to give a Scriptural rebuttal to this, so I will.

When progressives quote this verse against conservatives, they usually mean it as a mandate for government welfare: Christ’s command is fulfilled once the state redistributes enough resources to feed the most people. But that interpretation misreads both the passage and the Gospel itself.

First, Scripture never presents mercy as a numbers game. When the crowds pursued Jesus only for food, He refused to continue multiplying loaves:

"Truly, truly, I say to you, you are seeking me, not because you saw signs, but because you ate your fill of the loaves… Do not work for the food that perishes, but for the food that endures to eternal life" (John 6:26–27, ESV).

In other words: Christ Himself stopped feeding people when it became entitlement without faith. That should trouble anyone who treats His words as a blank check for leftist-style state redistribution.

Second, the Bible teaches that suffering is not to be eradicated by policy fiat but endured. When Mary anointed Jesus with perfume worth nearly a year's wages, Judas objected that it could have been sold and given to the poor. Jesus replied: "The poor you always have with you, but you do not always have me" (John 12:8, ESV). If maximizing relief for the poor were the highest good, Judas would have been right. But he is not.

The point is clear: charity is commanded not to maximize relief but to conform the giver to God. Otherwise, using your own standard, invoking Christ to sanctify state redistribution condemns not conservatives, but Christ Himself.

I urge you to repent, return to church, and practice the kind of charity that transforms the giver as well as the recipient.... not the empty virtue of spending other people's money while sneering that no Republican knows Christ.