Christians are the most charitable demographic on earth. The Roman Catholic Church is the single largest medical provider in the world. Public hospitals exist because of Christian innovations and morals.
Need I go on?
Need I go on?
@MattisRedacted @paranoid_c0re Christians themselves have never even adhered to their "morality" lmao
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Yes. That is largely how it worked. The Romans were murdering people in the colosseum. The Germans considered murder a civil offense so long as it was announced after the fact. The Carthaginians were sacrificing babies to their gods. The Aztecs were tearing peoples’ hearts out for the same purpose. The Iroquois were partaking in ritual cannibalism.
Take it to Africa, South America, Asia, or anywhere else you want, and you’ll find that pre-Christian society was almost universally more violent.
Take it to Africa, South America, Asia, or anywhere else you want, and you’ll find that pre-Christian society was almost universally more violent.
oh no. Sorry. You're right. Christianity invented morality. before christianity people were just doing Whatever. Killing everyone and everything. Never doing anything for anyone other than themselves. That's how the world worked before christianity
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Katy Padilla-Stout really released an ad bragging that two out of twenty-seven sheriffs in her district endorsed her over Brandon Herrera
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You could name just about any rock song from the past 26 years and chances are it would be better than what Rolling Stone just named as the greatest rock song of the 21st century
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The origin of shampoo predates Islam by a minimum of two thousand years, having been invented in India, modified for shelf stability by a German, and developed into its modern form by Americans.
The only role Muslims played was spreading it from India to Europe through trade. Even then, Europeans were still washing their hair two thousand years ago. They were just using different ingredients.
The only role Muslims played was spreading it from India to Europe through trade. Even then, Europeans were still washing their hair two thousand years ago. They were just using different ingredients.
Btw, shampoo was invited by muslim also
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So to be clear…the only thing stopping Muslims from marrying children is secular law?
You’re ill-minded! If a Muslim marries a 9 Y.O today where the law prohibits it, he’s breaking the law and violating Islamic obligations to obey lawful regulations that prevent harm. Even the Prophet ﷺ wouldn’t endorse breaking those laws. Not everything that was accepted in the Prophet’s time can automatically be applied to today’s context.
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When Brandon wins, the first thing he should do upon being sworn in is introduce legislation to punish candidates for deliberately or neglectfully misleading people during their campaign.
My mistake, Brandon. Your campaign is actually doing worse than that.
Honest mistake. Unlike your botched financial disclosures. Were you hiding the fact that 62% of your donors are out-of-state interests? Maybe ask them to pay off your debt.
They already own you.Community noteThe $670k debt is mostly $520k in candidate loans to his campaign, which can be repaid from donations—not outsider control. Herrera confirmed this publicly. Campaign shows $319k cash on hand after raising $3.1M.
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Muslims like to say you shouldn’t compare morals from 1400 years ago to morals today in order to defend Muhammad’s pedophilia.
The problem is that Muhammad is also referred to as a “perfect example” for “all times and places.” By saying what he did wouldn’t be acceptable today, they commit heresy.
The problem is that Muhammad is also referred to as a “perfect example” for “all times and places.” By saying what he did wouldn’t be acceptable today, they commit heresy.
@MattisRedacted He’s right through. If you want to apply 2026 morals onto thousands of years ago, your entire world view will break… ESPECIALLY if you’re a Christian.
It’s just a dumb thing to do
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Gonna leave this here
“If it makes everyone in the room feel better, I often think about putting a gun in my mouth. So, I’m basically an honorary veteran.”
-Brandon Herrera, mocking Veterans
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Aidan Mattis retweeted
@katy4congress Yeah...total asshole. As mentioned by the purple heart receiving veteran who shared this post (and is pictured with him on the right).
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The degree to which this woman is willing to lie just to grasp onto a little power is genuinely troubling.
She appears to have no moral compass whatsoever.
She appears to have no moral compass whatsoever.
🚨 BREAKING: FOX NEWS shifted TX-23 away from Herrera!
He mocked veteran suicide, made child molestation jokes and posted Nazi imagery. Pro-war. Pro-high prices.
Our momentum is real, but his out-of-state pals outspend us 3:1.
Chip in to fight back:
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We’re like two steps away from Ender’s Game being reality and that makes me deeply uncomfortable
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Your average libertarian is a normal guy who just wants to lower taxes and keep his guns.
Unfortunately, your average libertarian also has zero interest in running for office, so the party ends up with these jackasses on the ballot.
Unfortunately, your average libertarian also has zero interest in running for office, so the party ends up with these jackasses on the ballot.
The Libertarian Party candidate for North Carolina state senate is currently in the midst of an armed chase and shoot-out with the cops, keeping us posted with live tweets:
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Quick reminder that the “Paraclete” is clearly the Holy Ghost, per the surrounding context of the passage.
If all they was knew was a man who was killed in a cursed death, made false prophecies, openly proclaimed blasphemy, told his followers to eat his flesh and drink his blood…
Then yes.
This is why the Paraclete will testify about Jesus, tell the truth about him
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The Old Testament bans pork, the New Testament explicitly tells us that what goes into the mouth does not defile us, and there is no part of the book condemning wine - just drunkenness.
As usual, all they can do is lie. If your religion requires lying, it’s probably a cult.
As usual, all they can do is lie. If your religion requires lying, it’s probably a cult.
The Bible bans pork and condemns wine, But Christians will argue with Muslims for avoiding them. The irony is WILD!
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