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Holy Post continues to demonstrate that it considers humanist universalism within the bounds of orthodox Christianity. This week, Skye Jethani interviews Texas lawmaker James Talarico, who voluntarily shares that his church has been queer-affirming since the '90s and has even admitted atheists into membership, with Jethani giving no indication...

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Joe Rogan tells JD Vance how much he likes and agrees with James Talarico: “I had James Talarico on the podcast, and one of the things that I think he has a really good point about… is putting the 10 Commandments in schools, I don't think that’s the right way to do it. This is a guy, Talarico, who was in seminary and is very Christian. He just thinks… [if] you're forcing your religion into other people's lives, that this is going to push people away from Christianity, rather than encourage them to pursue it.”
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Joe Rogan tells JD Vance how much he likes and agrees with James Talarico: “I had James Talarico on the podcast, and one of the things that I think he has a really good point about… is putting the 10 Commandments in schools, I don't think that’s the right way to do it. This is a guy, Talarico, who was in seminary and is very Christian. He just thinks… [if] you're forcing your religion into other people's lives, that this is going to push people away from Christianity, rather than encourage them to pursue it.”

Team Talarico

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Texas Senate Frontrunner Ken Paxton Just TORCHED James Talarico as 'Anti-Christian False Prophet' Talarico claims God is nonbinary, twists Scripture to defend abortion, and pushes men in women’s sports. "He claims to be a pastor. This is what’s so dangerous about him: he's like a false prophet convincing people that he is a Christian pastor, but everything I hear from him is as far from the gospel of Jesus Christ as could possibly be imagined." "This guy is misleading people in Texas about what Christianity really is about. There’s no doubt that any mainline Christian pastor would disagree, any mainline Christian theologian would disagree with his presentation of what he claims is the gospel. It is antithetical to the gospel what he is preaching. And it is dangerous for people to not understand that." Pray that Texans see through Talarico's fake Christianity. He would be a disaster for Texas — and for the country.
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Texas Senate Frontrunner Ken Paxton Just TORCHED James Talarico as 'Anti-Christian False Prophet' Talarico claims God is nonbinary, twists Scripture to defend abortion, and pushes men in women’s sports. "He claims to be a pastor. This is what’s so dangerous about him: he's like a false prophet convincing people that he is a Christian pastor, but everything I hear from him is as far from the gospel of Jesus Christ as could possibly be imagined." "This guy is misleading people in Texas about what Christianity really is about. There’s no doubt that any mainline Christian pastor would disagree, any mainline Christian theologian would disagree with his presentation of what he claims is the gospel. It is antithetical to the gospel what he is preaching. And it is dangerous for people to not understand that." Pray that Texans see through Talarico's fake Christianity. He would be a disaster for Texas — and for the country.

Benny Johnson

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.James Talarico on Texas bill forcing every classroom to display the Ten Commandments: “If you have to force people to put up a poster to prove your legitimacy, that means we don't have a living faith anymore. This is not just a threat to democracy. I think it's a threat to the church. Because the separation of church and state doesn't just protect the state — it protects the church. Because when the church gets too cozy with political power, it loses its prophetic voice and its ability to speak truth to power. It's why Christians fought for that separation. We've got to get back to that in this country.”
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.James Talarico on Texas bill forcing every classroom to display the Ten Commandments: “If you have to force people to put up a poster to prove your legitimacy, that means we don't have a living faith anymore. This is not just a threat to democracy. I think it's a threat to the church. Because the separation of church and state doesn't just protect the state — it protects the church. Because when the church gets too cozy with political power, it loses its prophetic voice and its ability to speak truth to power. It's why Christians fought for that separation. We've got to get back to that in this country.”

Team Talarico

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James Talarico: "I believe Christianity points to the truth. I also think other religions of love point to the same truth. I think of different religious traditions as different languages, but we are all talking about the same reality. I believe Jesus Christ reveals that reality to us, but I also think that other traditions reveal that reality in their own ways with their own symbol structures. And I've learned more about my tradition by learning more about Buddhism and Hinduism and Islam and Judaism. And so I see these beautiful faith traditions as circling the same truth about the universe, about the cosmos." You can believe those things, but you can't be a Christian and believe that all religions point to the same truth. In John 14:6, the Jesus that James Talarico claims to follow says, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the father except through me." Talarico is still a member of his childhood congregation, St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, which is a very progressive church in Austin. It shouldn't be surprising at all that in the church’s About Us page it says, "We are Christ centered, yet we respect and learn from all religions of love." That's not a Christian position. If God is love and we believe in the trinity: God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, which no other religion believes in, then He is actually the only source of love. There aren't other religions of love in addition to Christianity. It doesn't come as a surprise that Talarico is essentially a universalist who claims to be a Christian and uses some Christian tenets, but actually doesn't believe in the exclusivity of Christ.
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James Talarico: "I believe Christianity points to the truth. I also think other religions of love point to the same truth. I think of different religious traditions as different languages, but we are all talking about the same reality. I believe Jesus Christ reveals that reality to us, but I also think that other traditions reveal that reality in their own ways with their own symbol structures. And I've learned more about my tradition by learning more about Buddhism and Hinduism and Islam and Judaism. And so I see these beautiful faith traditions as circling the same truth about the universe, about the cosmos." You can believe those things, but you can't be a Christian and believe that all religions point to the same truth. In John 14:6, the Jesus that James Talarico claims to follow says, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the father except through me." Talarico is still a member of his childhood congregation, St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, which is a very progressive church in Austin. It shouldn't be surprising at all that in the church’s About Us page it says, "We are Christ centered, yet we respect and learn from all religions of love." That's not a Christian position. If God is love and we believe in the trinity: God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, which no other religion believes in, then He is actually the only source of love. There aren't other religions of love in addition to Christianity. It doesn't come as a surprise that Talarico is essentially a universalist who claims to be a Christian and uses some Christian tenets, but actually doesn't believe in the exclusivity of Christ.

Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

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Boebert: The separation of church and state is not in the Constitution. We are a Christian nation James Talarico: America is not a Christian nation. It is a nation where you are free to be a Christian — or any other faith, or no faith at all. The religious right would probably call the Founding Fathers ‘not real Christians’ given their beliefs. I think it's important that we remember our true history and we honor that that promise of America as a melting pot — E pluribus unum, out of many one. It's a promise we obviously haven't ever fulfilled, but it is one that we're still trying to fulfill.
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Boebert: The separation of church and state is not in the Constitution. We are a Christian nation James Talarico: America is not a Christian nation. It is a nation where you are free to be a Christian — or any other faith, or no faith at all. The religious right would probably call the Founding Fathers ‘not real Christians’ given their beliefs. I think it's important that we remember our true history and we honor that that promise of America as a melting pot — E pluribus unum, out of many one. It's a promise we obviously haven't ever fulfilled, but it is one that we're still trying to fulfill.

Team Talarico

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Texas resident says parts of Texas now feel like a foreign country “You can't go into Costco or HEB without feeling like you're in a foreign country” “Irving, Texas, and Frisco, Texas. Over 20% of those cities' populations are Indian, and if you're from those areas, you know what I'm talking about — My old apartment in Irving, Texas, had a Gandhi statue right across the street in the middle of the park. You can't go into Costco or HEB without feeling like you're in a foreign country. And that's not even just Irving and Frisco. That's a lot of places in the DFW Metroplex. And I really, truly think something needs to be done about that.”
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Texas resident says parts of Texas now feel like a foreign country “You can't go into Costco or HEB without feeling like you're in a foreign country” “Irving, Texas, and Frisco, Texas. Over 20% of those cities' populations are Indian, and if you're from those areas, you know what I'm talking about — My old apartment in Irving, Texas, had a Gandhi statue right across the street in the middle of the park. You can't go into Costco or HEB without feeling like you're in a foreign country. And that's not even just Irving and Frisco. That's a lot of places in the DFW Metroplex. And I really, truly think something needs to be done about that.”

Wall Street Apes

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When I watch the James Talarico clip of him saying he loves trans children, I think, "What a creep, what a groomer." David French wrote a glowing piece about Talarico's "Christianity." I have to ask you, David, what is Christian about advocating for queer theory and the transgender ideology to be inflicted on the minds, bodies, and souls of children? How is it loving to affirm the delusion of precious, young children who are innocently confused about gender by advocating that they irreversibly butcher and mutilate their own bodies? James Talarico is not Christian. He does not embody Christianity. He does not embody decency. He embodies the opposite. I can think of very few people in the conservative movement who have disappointed me more than this devolution of David French. We don't have to agree on all political positions or political strategy, but to try to whitewash James Talarico's openly evil positions and comments that are in direct opposition to the word of God about being decent and Christian... Well, that is evil.
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When I watch the James Talarico clip of him saying he loves trans children, I think, "What a creep, what a groomer." David French wrote a glowing piece about Talarico's "Christianity." I have to ask you, David, what is Christian about advocating for queer theory and the transgender ideology to be inflicted on the minds, bodies, and souls of children? How is it loving to affirm the delusion of precious, young children who are innocently confused about gender by advocating that they irreversibly butcher and mutilate their own bodies? James Talarico is not Christian. He does not embody Christianity. He does not embody decency. He embodies the opposite. I can think of very few people in the conservative movement who have disappointed me more than this devolution of David French. We don't have to agree on all political positions or political strategy, but to try to whitewash James Talarico's openly evil positions and comments that are in direct opposition to the word of God about being decent and Christian... Well, that is evil.

Liz Wheeler

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I've ignored comments like this for too long, so about time. I do have friends that are Muslims, just like I have Christian friends, as a Christian who hardly criticizes the church and calls it's Nigerian leaders vermins, because that's who they are. The ones who get offended, are the ones who benefits from the outputs of these vermins - others can see the truth. You people don't have a problem with your compatriots who commit evil in the name of your religion, you don't call it out - your anger is against outsiders spotting the patterns. Slide I happened last year. It is part of the cruelty normalised under Sharia law that your compatriots want to normalise. Slide II is what imams boldly preach in mosques. Slide III happened yesterday. 10 people dead as one of your compatriots drove a car into a Christmas market preparation crowds in France’s Guadeloupe. Not all Muslims are terrorists but why all terrorists are Muslims is a question you 'moderate Muslims' like to evade., because to your religion supersedes humanity. "You people talk as if you don't have Muslims in your life" If you're a Muslim in my life, who thinks your religion is superior to humanity - please cut me off. NEVER interact with me again. This has also been the basis upon which I interact with my Christian counterparts and family - I tell them all the time: "If you think, that by virtue of been a Christian, you're superior to Muslims or any other religion - please avoid me". The rational basis for which I approach tribalism, religion and a lot of other sociocultural labels - is that they're mostly inputted at birth. If you were born in Kerala as opposed to the western part of Punjab, India - you're more likely to be an Hindu than a Sikh. The possibility of you being Christian is almost impossible. If you were born in the Sahels of Sokoto as opposed to the hills of Enugu - you are 100% more likely to be Muslim than Christian. If you were born to a family of 8 in Dakingari, Kebbi - you're most likely to be an out of school almajiri. This is why the fundamental prism from which we should view everything and everyone, is HUMANITY. FUCK YOUR RELIGION. FUCK YOUR BELIEFS - AND FUCK YOUR FAITH, if humanity is secondary to you. You would have always been human but you could have been subscribed to a different faith and ideology - if your location and family was factored differently. How then, are you in dubious faith, assuming the pedestal of superiority. So, I didn't mutter. If you're a Muslim in my life or Christian in my life - and when you see others who don't subscribe to your faith, you mental assume yourself superior or you think your faith eclipses humanity; PLEASE CUT ME OFF AND FUCK YOU.
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I've ignored comments like this for too long, so about time. I do have friends that are Muslims, just like I have Christian friends, as a Christian who hardly criticizes the church and calls it's Nigerian leaders vermins, because that's who they are. The ones who get offended, are the ones who benefits from the outputs of these vermins - others can see the truth. You people don't have a problem with your compatriots who commit evil in the name of your religion, you don't call it out - your anger is against outsiders spotting the patterns. Slide I happened last year. It is part of the cruelty normalised under Sharia law that your compatriots want to normalise. Slide II is what imams boldly preach in mosques. Slide III happened yesterday. 10 people dead as one of your compatriots drove a car into a Christmas market preparation crowds in France’s Guadeloupe. Not all Muslims are terrorists but why all terrorists are Muslims is a question you 'moderate Muslims' like to evade., because to your religion supersedes humanity. "You people talk as if you don't have Muslims in your life" If you're a Muslim in my life, who thinks your religion is superior to humanity - please cut me off. NEVER interact with me again. This has also been the basis upon which I interact with my Christian counterparts and family - I tell them all the time: "If you think, that by virtue of been a Christian, you're superior to Muslims or any other religion - please avoid me". The rational basis for which I approach tribalism, religion and a lot of other sociocultural labels - is that they're mostly inputted at birth. If you were born in Kerala as opposed to the western part of Punjab, India - you're more likely to be an Hindu than a Sikh. The possibility of you being Christian is almost impossible. If you were born in the Sahels of Sokoto as opposed to the hills of Enugu - you are 100% more likely to be Muslim than Christian. If you were born to a family of 8 in Dakingari, Kebbi - you're most likely to be an out of school almajiri. This is why the fundamental prism from which we should view everything and everyone, is HUMANITY. FUCK YOUR RELIGION. FUCK YOUR BELIEFS - AND FUCK YOUR FAITH, if humanity is secondary to you. You would have always been human but you could have been subscribed to a different faith and ideology - if your location and family was factored differently. How then, are you in dubious faith, assuming the pedestal of superiority. So, I didn't mutter. If you're a Muslim in my life or Christian in my life - and when you see others who don't subscribe to your faith, you mental assume yourself superior or you think your faith eclipses humanity; PLEASE CUT ME OFF AND FUCK YOU.

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A WOMAN OUTSIDE BUCKINGHAM PALACE IS SHOUTING THAT KING CHARLES IS A TRAITOR. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👑 And honestly… I’m starting to understand why people are coming to this conclusion and it concerns and worry’s me for the future of the monarchy. This is supposed to be a Christian country. Our laws, our history, our identity were built on Christian values. The monarch’s title has been “Defender of the Faith” for five hundred years for a reason. That faith is Christianity. Not “all faiths.” Not a vague space for every belief system under the sun. Yet Charles keeps telling us he must protect every religion equally in this “multi-faith” Britain. He still says he’s Anglican. He still took the oath. But actions speak louder than titles. When the head of the Church of England starts treating Christianity as just one option among many, something sacred is being diluted. Some of us see it clearly: this new role weakens the Church of England’s historic purpose. It softens the very foundation this nation was built on. If the King no longer stands firmly for the Christian faith that shaped this country, then how can he still claim to represent the Church of England? Is he still defending the Faith… or has he already stepped away from it? And if he has… does he still have any right to be its Supreme Governor? I’m a Christian. I believe in Christian values. This is a Christian country. Christianity is built into the very fabric of our cultural heritage, our identity, and the essence of our society. That can’t be changed or washed away and it never should be. These questions matter. What do you believe?
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A WOMAN OUTSIDE BUCKINGHAM PALACE IS SHOUTING THAT KING CHARLES IS A TRAITOR. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👑 And honestly… I’m starting to understand why people are coming to this conclusion and it concerns and worry’s me for the future of the monarchy. This is supposed to be a Christian country. Our laws, our history, our identity were built on Christian values. The monarch’s title has been “Defender of the Faith” for five hundred years for a reason. That faith is Christianity. Not “all faiths.” Not a vague space for every belief system under the sun. Yet Charles keeps telling us he must protect every religion equally in this “multi-faith” Britain. He still says he’s Anglican. He still took the oath. But actions speak louder than titles. When the head of the Church of England starts treating Christianity as just one option among many, something sacred is being diluted. Some of us see it clearly: this new role weakens the Church of England’s historic purpose. It softens the very foundation this nation was built on. If the King no longer stands firmly for the Christian faith that shaped this country, then how can he still claim to represent the Church of England? Is he still defending the Faith… or has he already stepped away from it? And if he has… does he still have any right to be its Supreme Governor? I’m a Christian. I believe in Christian values. This is a Christian country. Christianity is built into the very fabric of our cultural heritage, our identity, and the essence of our society. That can’t be changed or washed away and it never should be. These questions matter. What do you believe?

Benonwine

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.Alex Marlow reacts to the clip of rising left-wing star Jennifer Welch calling evangelical Christians "a cancer" and "the worst people in our country": "Those of you who are on the right, who are conservatives, you likely have a God-based life, a Bible-based life. Because of that, your faith is the most important thing to you. Then after that, probably your family, and then maybe your career or politics kind of coming in at three or four. When you're on the left at this moment in time, the secular left in the United States of America, particularly embodied by these middle-aged white liberal women -- who are leading the party, they're guiding the whole party. That is their core demographic. That is the most dependable Democrat demographic right now. Then you're living a life where politics is above all else. And when that happens, the ends start justifying the means for you. If you're going to if you believe that you can get closer to political victory by completely demonizing, smearing, slandering people with whom you disagree, even people of faith. And we know in this country that Christians donate the most to charity. They donate their most the most time to volunteer work. They have better criminal records. I mean, like every single thing imaginable, demographically. You want to be, borrowing from my friend Dennis [Prager], if you see people coming down the street walking towards you and you know that they just came from a Bible study, are you feeling better or worse? You're feeling better. But they vote wrong, according to Jennifer Welch. And that's the problem. They think that you are other. You deserve cancellation, smearing, slandering, lying, maybe even death. Maybe even being hung, as Rick Wilson said from the clip I played yesterday, so long as you're a Christian. And why is that? because you vote for conservatives. That's what they think of you. They hate you. Don't forget that."
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.Alex Marlow reacts to the clip of rising left-wing star Jennifer Welch calling evangelical Christians "a cancer" and "the worst people in our country": "Those of you who are on the right, who are conservatives, you likely have a God-based life, a Bible-based life. Because of that, your faith is the most important thing to you. Then after that, probably your family, and then maybe your career or politics kind of coming in at three or four. When you're on the left at this moment in time, the secular left in the United States of America, particularly embodied by these middle-aged white liberal women -- who are leading the party, they're guiding the whole party. That is their core demographic. That is the most dependable Democrat demographic right now. Then you're living a life where politics is above all else. And when that happens, the ends start justifying the means for you. If you're going to if you believe that you can get closer to political victory by completely demonizing, smearing, slandering people with whom you disagree, even people of faith. And we know in this country that Christians donate the most to charity. They donate their most the most time to volunteer work. They have better criminal records. I mean, like every single thing imaginable, demographically. You want to be, borrowing from my friend Dennis [Prager], if you see people coming down the street walking towards you and you know that they just came from a Bible study, are you feeling better or worse? You're feeling better. But they vote wrong, according to Jennifer Welch. And that's the problem. They think that you are other. You deserve cancellation, smearing, slandering, lying, maybe even death. Maybe even being hung, as Rick Wilson said from the clip I played yesterday, so long as you're a Christian. And why is that? because you vote for conservatives. That's what they think of you. They hate you. Don't forget that."

Breitbart News

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.Dennis Prager responds to Tucker Carlson interviewing a Palestinian Christian to attack Israel where Christians are free, and to the silence among Christian leaders and churches on the genocide of Christians in Nigeria (among many other places). “I, a Jew, talk more about the massacre of Christians in West Africa than any Christian podcaster I am aware of.” As a Christian pastor who has been advocating for the persecuted church for some 30 years, I can say that Dennis is 100% correct. This issue is rarely if ever discussed among the vast majority of Christians in America. Full podcast
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.Dennis Prager responds to Tucker Carlson interviewing a Palestinian Christian to attack Israel where Christians are free, and to the silence among Christian leaders and churches on the genocide of Christians in Nigeria (among many other places). “I, a Jew, talk more about the massacre of Christians in West Africa than any Christian podcaster I am aware of.” As a Christian pastor who has been advocating for the persecuted church for some 30 years, I can say that Dennis is 100% correct. This issue is rarely if ever discussed among the vast majority of Christians in America. Full podcast

Dumisani Washington

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Joe Rogan says he is fascinated by Christianity and how "it works" in people's lives, talks about his experience going to church. "The scripture, to me, is what's interesting... It's fascinating." "Christianity, at least, is the only thing I have experience with... It works." "The people that are Christians that go to this church that I go to, that I meet that are Christian, they are the nicest people you will ever meet." "They're really kind and they're even more nice at a church. When you leave the church parking lot, everybody lets you go in front of them." "It works." Show: Jesse Michels
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Joe Rogan says he is fascinated by Christianity and how "it works" in people's lives, talks about his experience going to church. "The scripture, to me, is what's interesting... It's fascinating." "Christianity, at least, is the only thing I have experience with... It works." "The people that are Christians that go to this church that I go to, that I meet that are Christian, they are the nicest people you will ever meet." "They're really kind and they're even more nice at a church. When you leave the church parking lot, everybody lets you go in front of them." "It works." Show: Jesse Michels

Collin Rugg

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Mike Huckabee, in a clip from a late 2025 interview, says that Christians have a "moral debt" to repay the Jews for their role in Christianity. Huckabee, seemingly speaking for all Christians, says "we" look at this as an obligation to serve Jews. Huckabee misrepresents Genesis 12, which depicts a promise from God to Abraham: He will make a nation from him, and those who bless Abraham will be blessed. The modern dispensationalist error contradicts the writings of the early Church, including Paul’s epistles to the Galatians, which state that Christians are those who have received the Promise through Faith in Christ. Paul makes this claim in his writings to the Romans as well, declaring that it is not the adherence to Jewish law that makes one a recipient to Abraham's promise, but Faith in God, which has been revealed, in the New Testament, as Faith in Christ. Huckabee's misrepresentation distorts both the message of the Gospel and the New Testament, which show that the Old Covenant is fulfilled, and that the "Holy Land" and the descendants of Jacob are no greater or of higher importance than the lands of the Gentiles and the peoples that inhabit them, so long as they have Faith in Christ. Follow AF Post
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Mike Huckabee, in a clip from a late 2025 interview, says that Christians have a "moral debt" to repay the Jews for their role in Christianity. Huckabee, seemingly speaking for all Christians, says "we" look at this as an obligation to serve Jews. Huckabee misrepresents Genesis 12, which depicts a promise from God to Abraham: He will make a nation from him, and those who bless Abraham will be blessed. The modern dispensationalist error contradicts the writings of the early Church, including Paul’s epistles to the Galatians, which state that Christians are those who have received the Promise through Faith in Christ. Paul makes this claim in his writings to the Romans as well, declaring that it is not the adherence to Jewish law that makes one a recipient to Abraham's promise, but Faith in God, which has been revealed, in the New Testament, as Faith in Christ. Huckabee's misrepresentation distorts both the message of the Gospel and the New Testament, which show that the Old Covenant is fulfilled, and that the "Holy Land" and the descendants of Jacob are no greater or of higher importance than the lands of the Gentiles and the peoples that inhabit them, so long as they have Faith in Christ. Follow AF Post

AF Post

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Two Texans talk Talarico! Allie Beth Stuckey explains to Jeremy Boreing how Dems have changed their strategy: Maligning Christians is out. Wearing their faith as a costume is in. “The Beto brand didn’t exactly work… Now we have this seeming choir boy who is using Bible verses, who is talking about Jesus, and who is talking about tenets of Christianity that we really DO believe in… But then he’s manipulating those very real Christian values into supporting progressivism.” They discuss how Talarico uses a Christian veneer to convince others that the Bible supports abortion, transgenderism, and open borders. 🎥:
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Two Texans talk Talarico! Allie Beth Stuckey explains to Jeremy Boreing how Dems have changed their strategy: Maligning Christians is out. Wearing their faith as a costume is in. “The Beto brand didn’t exactly work… Now we have this seeming choir boy who is using Bible verses, who is talking about Jesus, and who is talking about tenets of Christianity that we really DO believe in… But then he’s manipulating those very real Christian values into supporting progressivism.” They discuss how Talarico uses a Christian veneer to convince others that the Bible supports abortion, transgenderism, and open borders. 🎥:

Jackie Chea ⚖️

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Rep Brandon Gill calls out Amanda Tyler for saying White Christians are the problem By the way, Amanda Tyler is the Executive Director of the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty. They are a group that advocates for separation of church and state “In November of last year with the Interfaith Alliance, where you wrote, quote, or you stated, quote, white Christians have been more a part of the problem than a solution. That was in relation to your views on Christian nationalism” I looked more into this to figure out what she’s talking about She’s against Christian Nationalism, she defines Christian nationalism as a political ideology that fuses Christian identity with American civic life and seeks special privileges for Christians So what she’s saying is that Christian values should be the framework of our society and government This is the problem with America, we’ve abandoned our founding principals and values This is exactly what we need to return too
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Rep Brandon Gill calls out Amanda Tyler for saying White Christians are the problem By the way, Amanda Tyler is the Executive Director of the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty. They are a group that advocates for separation of church and state “In November of last year with the Interfaith Alliance, where you wrote, quote, or you stated, quote, white Christians have been more a part of the problem than a solution. That was in relation to your views on Christian nationalism” I looked more into this to figure out what she’s talking about She’s against Christian Nationalism, she defines Christian nationalism as a political ideology that fuses Christian identity with American civic life and seeks special privileges for Christians So what she’s saying is that Christian values should be the framework of our society and government This is the problem with America, we’ve abandoned our founding principals and values This is exactly what we need to return too

Wall Street Apes

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Democrats and the Left are increasingly realizing that rather than simply denigrate Christianity, as they did in the past, they're better off trying to appropriate the language of Christianity and to use Jesus as a mascot for wickedness (as we saw with these protestors who stormed into a St. Paul church and screamed in the faces of innocent children about their white "privilege." They then had the gall to claim they were "turning over tables" like Jesus.) Obviously, there's nothing Christ-like about that, as anyone with even a passing acquaintance with their Bible knows. But the Left is banking on people not being familiar with their Bibles. The same is true with James Talarico. What he says about Christianity is heresy. It is anathema to a holy, jealous God who will tolerate the worship of no other gods. What we learned in Ezra Klein's interview with him is that he is no follower of the Way, no follower of Christ. But Christian, you need to know your Bible well enough to be able to expose counterfeits like Talarico. This is where the battleground is now.
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Democrats and the Left are increasingly realizing that rather than simply denigrate Christianity, as they did in the past, they're better off trying to appropriate the language of Christianity and to use Jesus as a mascot for wickedness (as we saw with these protestors who stormed into a St. Paul church and screamed in the faces of innocent children about their white "privilege." They then had the gall to claim they were "turning over tables" like Jesus.) Obviously, there's nothing Christ-like about that, as anyone with even a passing acquaintance with their Bible knows. But the Left is banking on people not being familiar with their Bibles. The same is true with James Talarico. What he says about Christianity is heresy. It is anathema to a holy, jealous God who will tolerate the worship of no other gods. What we learned in Ezra Klein's interview with him is that he is no follower of the Way, no follower of Christ. But Christian, you need to know your Bible well enough to be able to expose counterfeits like Talarico. This is where the battleground is now.

Megan Basham

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🚨 DEMOCRATS ARGUE JAMES TALARICO WAS MADE FOR TEXAS, BUT I ARGUE HE WAS MADE FOR REPUBLICANS. 🔹Talarico said in 2021, "I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity," in a state that is nearly 70% Christian. 🔹Talarico said in 2022, "It is now existential that we try to reduce our meat consumption,” in a state that prides itself on meat production. 🔹Talarico, in 2022, spoke about mak[ing] "prisons obsolete," arguing that "...[p]risons allow us to ignore the consequences of systemic racism and global capitalism..." in a state that prides itself on law and order. 🔹 Talarico said last week, "The current political landscape is too small for Texas. The politics of this state is narrow-minded and short-sighted.” It's now wonder Ken Paxton is gaining in the polls❗️ Outnumbered ⬇️
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🚨 DEMOCRATS ARGUE JAMES TALARICO WAS MADE FOR TEXAS, BUT I ARGUE HE WAS MADE FOR REPUBLICANS. 🔹Talarico said in 2021, "I always think of myself as a Christian who hates Christianity," in a state that is nearly 70% Christian. 🔹Talarico said in 2022, "It is now existential that we try to reduce our meat consumption,” in a state that prides itself on meat production. 🔹Talarico, in 2022, spoke about mak[ing] "prisons obsolete," arguing that "...[p]risons allow us to ignore the consequences of systemic racism and global capitalism..." in a state that prides itself on law and order. 🔹 Talarico said last week, "The current political landscape is too small for Texas. The politics of this state is narrow-minded and short-sighted.” It's now wonder Ken Paxton is gaining in the polls❗️ Outnumbered ⬇️

Kayleigh McEnany

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NEW: After storming a church in Minnesota, Don Lemon says white Christians are "entitled" and engaged in "white supremacy," says he is being targeted because he is a gay black man. "It's not the type of Christianity that I practice." "I think that they're entitled and that that entitlement comes from a supremacy, a white supremacy..." "I said, how did I become the face of this? And my producers said, 'Don, you're a gay black man in America, and you have a platform, and you're the biggest name, of course, you're going to be the person that they single out.'"
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NEW: After storming a church in Minnesota, Don Lemon says white Christians are "entitled" and engaged in "white supremacy," says he is being targeted because he is a gay black man. "It's not the type of Christianity that I practice." "I think that they're entitled and that that entitlement comes from a supremacy, a white supremacy..." "I said, how did I become the face of this? And my producers said, 'Don, you're a gay black man in America, and you have a platform, and you're the biggest name, of course, you're going to be the person that they single out.'"

Collin Rugg

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Ross Coulthart thinks the Mormon church has an inordinate amount of people within the legacy UFO program and he knows who they are 😳 and also the church of Scientology knows more about UFOs than it’s letting on Link to source in comments Rosscoe -“One thing that does interest me is I do think the Church of Scientology knows a lot more than it's letting on, and it's interesting because Danny Sheen has indicated something about this. I strongly recommend people go back and have a look at his interviews. I also think that it's interesting that the Mormon Church has an inordinate number of people working inside the legacy program. And yes, we know who you are. I have names, I have locations. I have people who are managerial roles in the Mormon church who just also happen to be in very senior positions in the Legacy program. And it's interesting, maybe, maybe people in the Mormon faith find it in many ways because so much of the Mormon faith is derived, allegedly from an alien communication. If you read the history of the church, maybe they believe that it validates their religion for this to be revealed or explored, I don't know. But no, I'm not aware of any kind of sect or religion that is sharing this knowledge. I do think that there are some religious institutions, though, such as the Mormons and the Scientologists that have done a lot of work into this area. And frankly, I don't think there's anything sinister in that. If I had the resources, I'd be pouring money into investigating this as well.”
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Ross Coulthart thinks the Mormon church has an inordinate amount of people within the legacy UFO program and he knows who they are 😳 and also the church of Scientology knows more about UFOs than it’s letting on Link to source in comments Rosscoe -“One thing that does interest me is I do think the Church of Scientology knows a lot more than it's letting on, and it's interesting because Danny Sheen has indicated something about this. I strongly recommend people go back and have a look at his interviews. I also think that it's interesting that the Mormon Church has an inordinate number of people working inside the legacy program. And yes, we know who you are. I have names, I have locations. I have people who are managerial roles in the Mormon church who just also happen to be in very senior positions in the Legacy program. And it's interesting, maybe, maybe people in the Mormon faith find it in many ways because so much of the Mormon faith is derived, allegedly from an alien communication. If you read the history of the church, maybe they believe that it validates their religion for this to be revealed or explored, I don't know. But no, I'm not aware of any kind of sect or religion that is sharing this knowledge. I do think that there are some religious institutions, though, such as the Mormons and the Scientologists that have done a lot of work into this area. And frankly, I don't think there's anything sinister in that. If I had the resources, I'd be pouring money into investigating this as well.”

neandrewthal

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Tucker Carlson keeps telling his audience—either directly or laundered through guests—that Islam is no threat to the West and is a better friend to Christians than Israel is. Dan Burmawi spent 19 years inside the worldview Tucker is now defending. He grew up Muslim in Jordan, converted to Christianity, and cannot go home now. He says that defending Israel there is treated as a worse offense than apostasy itself. In our conversation, Danny didn’t mince words: “Tucker Carlson doesn't love Christians…When you defend the same group oppressing your brothers and sisters...when you paint Christians in Israel as oppressed and persecuted, you're a deceiver, you're a liar, you are an enemy of Christians.” Islam was never a better friend to Christians than Israel. Tucker knows that. He's just building a coalition where hating Israel is the only membership requirement.
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Tucker Carlson keeps telling his audience—either directly or laundered through guests—that Islam is no threat to the West and is a better friend to Christians than Israel is. Dan Burmawi spent 19 years inside the worldview Tucker is now defending. He grew up Muslim in Jordan, converted to Christianity, and cannot go home now. He says that defending Israel there is treated as a worse offense than apostasy itself. In our conversation, Danny didn’t mince words: “Tucker Carlson doesn't love Christians…When you defend the same group oppressing your brothers and sisters...when you paint Christians in Israel as oppressed and persecuted, you're a deceiver, you're a liar, you are an enemy of Christians.” Islam was never a better friend to Christians than Israel. Tucker knows that. He's just building a coalition where hating Israel is the only membership requirement.

Jeremy Boreing

262,737 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce