@espn Needs to do better with especially unlimited app just tried turning on @wwe#NightofChampions and saw who won the championship match. A big disappointment for tuning in late when I couldn't watch live
@JoJoFromJerz Oh, absolutely. I can’t wait for the day women need a background check, a waiting period, and government registration before they can go outside — but at least some states would finally start protecting them.
@ClaireFosterPHD The “pattern” you’re seeing isn’t peace vs. riots — it’s selective outrage. Same tensions, different headlines. When Trump’s president, unrest = national crisis; when Biden’s president, unrest = isolated incidents. The bias is the constant.
@sola_chad The “NT never quotes the Apocrypha” argument fails—neither does it quote Joshua, Judges, Esther, or others verbatim, yet they’re undisputed Scripture. Quotation frequency ≠ canonicity. The Apostles used the Septuagint, which included the Deuterocanon. #BibleHistory#Apocrypha
@anactualwalnut If it actually happened, it should be condemned and the agents held accountable. But until credible sources back it up, it’s better to stay levelheaded and not treat rumor as fact. Outrage is easy — truth takes a little patience. 3/3
@anactualwalnut Social media has a habit of spreading claims that sound dramatic but turn out to be missing context or completely false. ICE has strict protocols for detention and citizenship checks, and incidents like that would trigger an investigation immediately. 2/
@DrFrankTurek Free will explains the possibility of sin, as humans can choose against God's will, but grace empowers right choices without compulsion. Free will, excited by God, cooperates in justification, balancing divine sovereignty with human responsibility.
@GodlyAction Now this loss, this penalty, can’t refer to consignment to hell, since no one is saved there; and heaven can’t be meant, since there is no suffering (“fire”) there.
@GodlyAction Similarly, Paul tells us that, when we are judged, each man’s work will be tried. And what happens if a righteous man’s work fails the test? “He will suffer loss, though he himself will be saved, but only as through fire” (1 Cor 3:15).