@davidr199373504 Careful now. I’ve been repeatedly assured that point 3 is a conspiracy theory, you can’t say that a certain group has outsized influence.
@realCreabsley@ThomBrady5 They’re the same thing. We live within a politically controlled economy.
The economy determines the resources available to the people & politicians.
@Trent6285133658@porteenchene@profyancey For soteriology, yes.
But there are still plenty of scriptural command to prioritize caring for your family over strangers; your neighbors over foreigners, etc.
@meathead_prof Counter point: I’ve voted for the older Dem senator in a general election when the choice was two Dems. Figured that Feinstein would be more likely to die in office and leave a vacancy (even if only temporary)
@cuatronelson@Brian_Sauve@Eric_Conn@JoelWebbon Your initial post was about public figures and I didn’t clarify my first question. I’m curious if you would recommend another public figure in contrast to the ones who you don’t recommend.
I don’t know what you’re going to say, hence the question
@cuatronelson@Brian_Sauve@Eric_Conn@JoelWebbon I have a church and I’m happy with it.
I’m asking for examples of what you consider godly public influences in contrast to the public influences you listed as ungodly.
@WadeMiller They literally said this is a ‘what if’ & speculation.
What’s pagan about starting the Bible as your source of truth, then trying to figure out how it applies to things that aren’t recorded in it?
@reachjulieroys You’re emphasizing racism & antisemitism as bad things, but are the examples you are panicking about in the article true?
Are the innate differences between groups or people?
Has the civil rights act made things worse in America?
Figure out that portion first.
@CBHeresy Seems pretty straightforward to me. He’s making a statement about the current trend (of replacing an American ethnic identity with consumer behaviors) & where it will lead (a nation where no one has any vested interest in the whole)