Ana María

In this world, not of it.

[Miguel Núñez, MD @PastorMNunez]

Para meditar:
La mayoría de los problemas humanos tienen que ver con la malnutrición, pero del espíritu. La medicina conoce una enfermedad llamada anorexia nerviosa, en la que el paciente rechaza comer y pierde tanto peso que puede hasta morir. Existe una poderosa analogía entre esa enfermedad corporal y la espiritual que padecen muchos. La característica principal del paciente anoréxico es que siempre se percibe con sobrepeso, aunque pese apenas treinta y cinco kilos; y, precisamente porque se ve obeso, nunca quiere comer. Muchos cristianos se consideran espiritualmente robustos cuando, en realidad, sus almas están desnutridas y frágiles. Estas personas, al verse tan saludables en su propia estimación, no consumen la Palabra de Dios, convencidas todo el tiempo de lo fuertes que están espiritualmente.

[Dale Partridge @dalepartridge]

Feminism nurtures social perversion.

Women act like men and men act like boys.

When women lead, men relax.

When women work, men play.

When women rule, men submit.

It’s a demonic perversion of authority.

[Dale Partridge @dalepartridge]

For 60 years, the American church emotionalized Christ. It attracted women and repelled men.

Our world today is the consequence of effeminate “nice” Christianity.

We are being overrun by Muslims, women rulers, foreigners, and criminals.

Lord, restore masculine Christianity.

[Dale Partridge @dalepartridge]

Why can Americans blaspheme the name of Christ, but it’s a “hate crime” to mock Judaism?

Why can they criticize the validity of the resurrection but not the validity of the holocaust?

Why can they condemn Christians and be “progressive, but if they condemn Jews, they’re “antisemitic”?

Why does our country protect Christ-rejecting Jews more than Christ-exalting Americans?

Why does our government give more money to the people who murdered Christ than to the people who follow Christ?

Answer: American Zionism and Jewish political control. It must end.

[The Transformed Wife 🦋 @godlywomanhood]

Does God value college for women?

Does it teach women to be sober? Nope.
Does it teach them to love and obey their future husbands? Nope.
Does it teach them to love and want children? Nope.
Does it teach them to be good, discreet, modest, and chaste? Nope.
Does it teach them to be keepers at home? Nope.
Does it teach them to have meek and quiet spirits? Definitely not.

College trains women for careers. God doesn’t value this for women.

[The Transformed Wife 🦋 @godlywomanhood]

If women left the workforce:

1. Marriage would be common again.
2. Marriages would be stronger.
3. Divorce would be lower.
4. Children would be wanted.
5. Children would be raised by their own mothers.
6. More jobs for men with higher wages.
7. Crime would be lower.
8. Families would eat healthier.
9. Mental health issues would plummet.
10. More men in leadership positions.
11. More community and help for women.
12. Women would be more fertile, have less miscarriages, and healthier due to less stress.
13. Birth rates would rise.
14. Stronger families, churches, and nations.

[Dale Partridge @dalepartridge]

Feminism is driven by fear.

Fear of risk, relationship, responsibility, submission, motherhood, and more.

Their solution to fear is control.

Control their lives (with singleness), their income (with career), their pregnancies (with abortion), and their hormones (with SSRIs).

[Tanya @tanyaelisabethh]

It used to be that marriage was the starting point. Two people came together with almost nothing but each other, and they built everything side by side: careers, homes, families, dreams.

The process of building wasn’t just something practical, it was bonding. It forged loyalty. It required sacrifice. It taught interdependence. Today, we’re told to have it all before we marry. A stable career. A house. A good savings account. independence.

But by the time two people finally come together, they’ve spent years learning how to do life alone, how to protect themselves, prioritize themselves, rely only on themselves, and somehow we wonder why it’s so hard to build a life with someone?

Marriage is no longer a beginning. It’s an accessory to an already-built life, but two self-contained, self-sufficient lives do not easily merge. There is no “ours”, now there is only “yours” and “mine.”

Individualism didn’t just redefine marriage.

Individualism is its death.

[vittorio @IterIntellectus]

US fertility reached 1.57 last year, the lowest ever recorded, and the WSJ explanation is "uncertainty about finances, relationship stability, and the political climate"

my great grandma had eleven children during the second world war, in a country being bombed, in a house with no running water, on rations.
poor people have always had kids. the poorest people on earth right now still have kids and the financial excuse is a story we tell ourselves because it makes us feel good and the real one is unbearable

the real mechanism is that we got rich enough to redefine children as an expense instead of the point. somewhere in the last fifty years the cultural goal inverted and a child stopped being what life is for and became a line item competing with the lifestyle. once you frame it that way the math never works, because the math isnt supposed to work. that's the point

we are living in the richest moment in human history and we decided to use the surplus to buy ourselves out of the future. the most prosperous civilization that has ever existed is committing demographic suicide at the altar of personal optimization and comfort, and the official line is that we cant afford it

the birthrate is a lagging indicator of a civilization that forgot why it was alive

[RT @RT_com]

‘I’VE ALWAYS LIKED TRUMP AND STILL FEEL SORRY FOR HIM, AS I DO FOR ALL SLAVES’ — Tucker Carlson to Newsmax

‘He’s hemmed in by other forces. He can’t make his own decisions. It’s awful to watch’

[Florida Mom 𓍊𓋼𓆏𓋼𓍊 @darthcaro]

As a woman in the church I just wish the church would ask more of women.

Ask us to sacrifice our desires to better follow the gospel. Ask us to follow modesty guidelines. Ask us to behave more meekly and to submit to divine authority. Ask us to repent and do better.

This is the problem a lot of women I know have with relief society. So often it’s a feel-good message about self-worth. That’s important too IF it comes along with asking us to sacrifice & repent!

Im tired of hearing “women are so much better than men” and “men only get the priesthood because they suck, while women are inherently perfect creatures.”

I’m just tired of being coddled like a special snowflake that will wither with a bit of criticism. CRITICIZE ME! I AM NOT AT ALL WHERE I NEED TO BE! I NEED TO BE BETTER!

[Mandy Arthur @mandyarthur]

Israel is the name God gave to Jacob. Over 3,500 years later (1948) the Rothschilds named some land in the middle east "Israel" to manipulate Christians into supporting their satanic state.

[Covie @covie_93]

Pam Bondi will be remembered as the AG who watched videos and saw images of powerful men raping kids and decided to protect the men.

[Mack @kenzietuff]

If you’re a wife you need to understand 99% of media you see is trying to convince you to hate your husband/children. If you cannot handle this and stay grounded, log off. Constant stream of anti-family, spousal resentment propaganda. Most modern divorces are a result of this.

[Dr. Gagardo @Dr_GaIIardo]

La peor generación de la historia de la humanidad no quiere sufrir ni cuidar a los que padecen. Tampoco están dispuestos a renunciar a sus privilegios por tener hijos. Y aún así, viven deprimidos.

[Ana María @marusro]

@BlakeSNeff Leave Isreal alone...

[Ana María @marusro]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 dónde está la mentira?!

[Luis Felipe Angeles @Luisfelipe_ang]

Es mucho más agradable desde que se murió y lo sustituyó una IA.
Antes era puro "maten a todos los niños!!" Y "amaleks chinguen a su madre!" Y ahora es como "que rico mi café, mira que bonito paisaje ¿Están pasándola chido? A qué bueno"

[Ana María @marusro]

Justo en el cora.

[M.A. Franklin @FoundationDads]

Here is the terrifying truth about homeschooling:

You are 100% responsible. No scapegoats. No luxury of blaming other teachers for not doing their jobs.

Zero excuses. Just you.

And there's more bad news.

Parents who choose homeschooling aren't escaping educational problems. They're trading them for a mirror that reflects their own flaws.

Your kids' biggest educational obstacle might be staring back at you in the bathroom mirror each morning.

Your impatience, laziness, and apathy don't disappear when you homeschool. They're amplified. You'll have front-row IMAX tickets to watch your own flaws shape your children in real-time, in high definition, 24/7.

When you seek more influence over your children's education (and you should) you get EXACTLY what you asked for.

For better or worse.

So what's the good news?

The good news is the same as the bad news. You're 100% responsible for these problems.

With God's grace, you can start weeding out your flaws. It's slow and painful, but taking the log from your own eye is the essential first step.

Homeschooling isn't just education for your children.

It's sanctification for YOU. Embrace it. Start tugging those logs out with both hands. This process is the path to real growth for your entire family.

Public schools offer the false comfort of an idol, a temporary opiate rather than a cure.

Homeschooling forces you to take a scalpel to your own heart and face problems honestly. It's harder, but it's real.

And one final thing...👇

[Ana María @marusro]

@ZachCostello_ And is dwelling within Laura Loomer...

[Ana María @marusro]

Si tan solo Erika se hubiera quedado en su casita, viviendo su luto, honrando la voluntad de Charlie y cuidando a sus hijos... Yo seguiría viendo la programación regular del podcast de Candace, sin que me estén satanizando.

Pero ella tomó otras decisiones y aquí estamos... 🫤🤷‍♀️