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Today’s #manuscriptmonday is the Crosy-Schøyen Codex, housed at the Museum of the Bible , it contains not only the earliest complete copy of the Book of Jonah and the entirety of 1st Peter, but the Peri Pascha (on the Passover) by Melito of Sardis. Melito, according to Eusebius (writing in the 4th century) sent an individual named Onesimus “extracts from the law and prophets concerning our Saviour.” Melito’s list of 38 of the 39 books of the Protestant canon reflects a fundamentally Christian reorganization of Jewish scripture. Rather than merely cataloging the Hebrew books, he was establishing which texts serve Christian theological purposes—specifically, in his own terms, which texts could be read as prefiguring Christ. Onesimus had requested selections “from the law and the prophets, respecting our Saviour, and our whole faith,” and Melito lists the 38 as the OT Christian scriptures. It marks our oldest OT canon list.
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Today’s #manuscriptmonday is the Crosy-Schøyen Codex, housed at the Museum of the Bible , it contains not only the earliest complete copy of the Book of Jonah and the entirety of 1st Peter, but the Peri Pascha (on the Passover) by Melito of Sardis. Melito, according to Eusebius (writing in the 4th century) sent an individual named Onesimus “extracts from the law and prophets concerning our Saviour.” Melito’s list of 38 of the 39 books of the Protestant canon reflects a fundamentally Christian reorganization of Jewish scripture. Rather than merely cataloging the Hebrew books, he was establishing which texts serve Christian theological purposes—specifically, in his own terms, which texts could be read as prefiguring Christ. Onesimus had requested selections “from the law and the prophets, respecting our Saviour, and our whole faith,” and Melito lists the 38 as the OT Christian scriptures. It marks our oldest OT canon list.

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Shortly after calling for a jihadist insurgency within Australia, West Sydney Islamist councillor Ahmed Ouf announces that he will introduce a motion at council to recognise Lent alongside Ramadan. How generous of him to recognise a Christian holiday in a country founded by Christians. In 1970 the City of Canterbury Bankstown was approximately 88% Christian and 1% Islamic. Today it is about 40% Christian and 25% Islamic. Thanks to this profound demographic transformation, Christian residents of the area must rely on the short term willingness of Islamists to extend them basic recognition. Once he becomes a majority everything will change.
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Shortly after calling for a jihadist insurgency within Australia, West Sydney Islamist councillor Ahmed Ouf announces that he will introduce a motion at council to recognise Lent alongside Ramadan. How generous of him to recognise a Christian holiday in a country founded by Christians. In 1970 the City of Canterbury Bankstown was approximately 88% Christian and 1% Islamic. Today it is about 40% Christian and 25% Islamic. Thanks to this profound demographic transformation, Christian residents of the area must rely on the short term willingness of Islamists to extend them basic recognition. Once he becomes a majority everything will change.

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They say Jew-hatred is just a “Jewish issue.” Tell that to the Christians who are getting targeted for standing with Israel. Luke Hilton of The Israel Guys is a Christian Zionist, not Jewish, and his pro-Israel conference in Texas was just shut down over credible Islamic terror threats. How is it that Islamic terrorists are getting away with shutting down the free speech of US citizens? This is a warning for every American. Speak out, and you might be next if action isn’t taken to deal with the threat of Jihad in America.
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They say Jew-hatred is just a “Jewish issue.” Tell that to the Christians who are getting targeted for standing with Israel. Luke Hilton of The Israel Guys is a Christian Zionist, not Jewish, and his pro-Israel conference in Texas was just shut down over credible Islamic terror threats. How is it that Islamic terrorists are getting away with shutting down the free speech of US citizens? This is a warning for every American. Speak out, and you might be next if action isn’t taken to deal with the threat of Jihad in America.

Laura Loomer

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Muslims play prayers with loudspeakers in London street An elderly English woman approaches and says: This is a Christian country, I don't want to hear anything about your Koran. She is arrested by the police and the Muslims mock her in Arabic. Her gaze says it all: she understands that she is already a guest on this island, at the mercy of the Muslim rulers.
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Muslims play prayers with loudspeakers in London street An elderly English woman approaches and says: This is a Christian country, I don't want to hear anything about your Koran. She is arrested by the police and the Muslims mock her in Arabic. Her gaze says it all: she understands that she is already a guest on this island, at the mercy of the Muslim rulers.

Benjamin Rapture Ready

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👏 Texas State Rep. James Talarico with POWERFUL words on Lights On with Jessica Denson 🇺🇸 🇺🇦 podcast: "If this was really a Christian nation, we would forgive student debt. If this was really a Christian nation, we would accept and love all of our LGBTQ neighbors. If this was really a Christian nation, we would ensure that every single child in this country and in the state was housed, fed, clothed, educated and insured. And I would go further and say that if this was truly a Christian nation, we would never make it a Christian nation, because we know that the table of fellowship is open to everyone, including our Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, an atheist, neighbors. So I hope we remind our Christian nationalist opponents that they don't speak for Christianity and they don't reflect the faith that we all share." Watch the full interview:
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👏 Texas State Rep. James Talarico with POWERFUL words on Lights On with Jessica Denson 🇺🇸 🇺🇦 podcast: "If this was really a Christian nation, we would forgive student debt. If this was really a Christian nation, we would accept and love all of our LGBTQ neighbors. If this was really a Christian nation, we would ensure that every single child in this country and in the state was housed, fed, clothed, educated and insured. And I would go further and say that if this was truly a Christian nation, we would never make it a Christian nation, because we know that the table of fellowship is open to everyone, including our Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, Sikh, an atheist, neighbors. So I hope we remind our Christian nationalist opponents that they don't speak for Christianity and they don't reflect the faith that we all share." Watch the full interview:

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“We Are Rome” 🏛️ There is a long historical memory of conflict between the jewish people and the ancient Roman Empire. That memory comes mainly from events in the 1st–2nd centuries CE that were extremely traumatic in jewish history. 1. Destruction of Jerusalem and the Second Temple🕍 In 70 CE, Roman forces led by Titus crushed a jewish revolt and destroyed Second Temple in Jerusalem. •The Temple was the center of jewish religious life. •Its destruction was devastating spiritually, culturally, and politically. •jews were killed, enslaved, or displaced. This event is still mourned annually during Tisha B’Av. 2. Jewish–Roman Wars⚔️ There were several major revolts against Roman rule: •First Jewish–Roman War (66–73 CE) •Kitos War (115–117 CE) •Bar Kokhba Revolt (132–136 CE) After the Bar Kokhba revolt, Emperor Hadrian: •Banned many jewish practices •Renamed the province Judea to Syria Palaestina •Barred jews from entering Jerusalem 3. Exile and Diaspora 🧳 Roman policies contributed to the wider jewish diaspora, spreading jewish communities across the Mediterranean and beyond. Many Jewish traditions interpret Rome as a symbol of exile and oppression in that period. 4. “Rome” in jewish texts ☦️ In some rabbinic writings, “Rome” became a symbolic name for later oppressive empires (and sometimes even medieval Christian powers). So references to Rome in jewish literature aren’t always about the literal ancient Romans. 1/3
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“We Are Rome” 🏛️ There is a long historical memory of conflict between the jewish people and the ancient Roman Empire. That memory comes mainly from events in the 1st–2nd centuries CE that were extremely traumatic in jewish history. 1. Destruction of Jerusalem and the Second Temple🕍 In 70 CE, Roman forces led by Titus crushed a jewish revolt and destroyed Second Temple in Jerusalem. •The Temple was the center of jewish religious life. •Its destruction was devastating spiritually, culturally, and politically. •jews were killed, enslaved, or displaced. This event is still mourned annually during Tisha B’Av. 2. Jewish–Roman Wars⚔️ There were several major revolts against Roman rule: •First Jewish–Roman War (66–73 CE) •Kitos War (115–117 CE) •Bar Kokhba Revolt (132–136 CE) After the Bar Kokhba revolt, Emperor Hadrian: •Banned many jewish practices •Renamed the province Judea to Syria Palaestina •Barred jews from entering Jerusalem 3. Exile and Diaspora 🧳 Roman policies contributed to the wider jewish diaspora, spreading jewish communities across the Mediterranean and beyond. Many Jewish traditions interpret Rome as a symbol of exile and oppression in that period. 4. “Rome” in jewish texts ☦️ In some rabbinic writings, “Rome” became a symbolic name for later oppressive empires (and sometimes even medieval Christian powers). So references to Rome in jewish literature aren’t always about the literal ancient Romans. 1/3

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Rabbi Zamir Isayev’s key points: 1. The Jewish Community in Azerbaijan Rabbi Isayev emphasized that the Jewish community has lived in Azerbaijan for over a millennium and has never experienced anti-Semitism, even during difficult historical periods such as the Soviet era. This is a rare phenomenon in the region, where Jewish communities in many countries have faced discrimination or persecution. His statement highlights Azerbaijan’s long-standing culture of tolerance and coexistence, making it a unique place for Jewish life in the Muslim world. 2. Religious Tolerance in Azerbaijan Despite being a Muslim-majority country, Azerbaijan has fostered a culture of respect for other religions. Rabbi Isayev attributes this to the high level of cultural and educational development among Azerbaijanis, which teaches the younger generation to embrace diversity. He noted that not only Jews but also Christians and other religious minorities enjoy equal treatment in Azerbaijan. This interfaith harmony sets Azerbaijan apart from many other Muslim-majority nations. #Azerbaijan #JewishCommunity #ReligiousTolerance #InterfaithHarmony #Multiculturalism #RabbiZamirIsayev #IsraelAzerbaijanRelations #Coexistence #NoToAntisemitism #MiddleEast Ezra Friedlander AzerbaijanPA Arabic World News Jewish News Syndicate
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Rabbi Zamir Isayev’s key points: 1. The Jewish Community in Azerbaijan Rabbi Isayev emphasized that the Jewish community has lived in Azerbaijan for over a millennium and has never experienced anti-Semitism, even during difficult historical periods such as the Soviet era. This is a rare phenomenon in the region, where Jewish communities in many countries have faced discrimination or persecution. His statement highlights Azerbaijan’s long-standing culture of tolerance and coexistence, making it a unique place for Jewish life in the Muslim world. 2. Religious Tolerance in Azerbaijan Despite being a Muslim-majority country, Azerbaijan has fostered a culture of respect for other religions. Rabbi Isayev attributes this to the high level of cultural and educational development among Azerbaijanis, which teaches the younger generation to embrace diversity. He noted that not only Jews but also Christians and other religious minorities enjoy equal treatment in Azerbaijan. This interfaith harmony sets Azerbaijan apart from many other Muslim-majority nations. #Azerbaijan #JewishCommunity #ReligiousTolerance #InterfaithHarmony #Multiculturalism #RabbiZamirIsayev #IsraelAzerbaijanRelations #Coexistence #NoToAntisemitism #MiddleEast Ezra Friedlander AzerbaijanPA Arabic World News Jewish News Syndicate

Maria Maalouf

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This is Polite Jihad. "A quiet infiltration into seats of power, to advance Islamic rule everywhere." As America contends with attempts to establish Sharia law by a growing number of Muslim politicians, Israel faces a similar threat. In the documentary Polite Jihad, this Muslim member of Israel's parliament is heard speaking in two voices. In Hebrew, Mansour Abbas comes across as pragmatic: a rare figure among Israeli Muslims who appears to extend a hand toward coexistence. In Arabic, a different picture emerges. Arab Affairs Analyst Omri Haim (עומרי חיים | Omri Haim) exposes Abbas' deep ties to the Islamic Movement and the Muslim Brotherhood, and says that his ultimate goals align with Hamas's. To dismantle Israel as a Jewish state and replace it with a 'Palestinian' state governed by Sharia law. Haim takes viewers inside the mind of the Israeli left's coalitional ally, and the Muslim Brotherhood's ideological voice in Israeli politics. Watch Part One of Polite Jihad, with English subtitles 👇
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This is Polite Jihad. "A quiet infiltration into seats of power, to advance Islamic rule everywhere." As America contends with attempts to establish Sharia law by a growing number of Muslim politicians, Israel faces a similar threat. In the documentary Polite Jihad, this Muslim member of Israel's parliament is heard speaking in two voices. In Hebrew, Mansour Abbas comes across as pragmatic: a rare figure among Israeli Muslims who appears to extend a hand toward coexistence. In Arabic, a different picture emerges. Arab Affairs Analyst Omri Haim (עומרי חיים | Omri Haim) exposes Abbas' deep ties to the Islamic Movement and the Muslim Brotherhood, and says that his ultimate goals align with Hamas's. To dismantle Israel as a Jewish state and replace it with a 'Palestinian' state governed by Sharia law. Haim takes viewers inside the mind of the Israeli left's coalitional ally, and the Muslim Brotherhood's ideological voice in Israeli politics. Watch Part One of Polite Jihad, with English subtitles 👇

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Roger Waters has appeared on the latest episode of Tucker Carlson's podcast. Not something I'd normally bother watching, but I was curious enough to give this one a go. In this clip, Waters predictably throws around all the usual "apartheid" and "genocide" buzzwords before mocking Christian Zionism, while Tucker basically argues that it's fundamentally incompatible with Christianity. The reality is Christian Zionism is a perfectly coherent position. Christianity didn't appear out of nowhere. Jesus was born a Jew, lived among Jews, preached in Judea and Galilee, and the defining events of Christianity all took place in what is now Israel and the surrounding region. Supporting Israel as a Christian Zionist isn't about believing Jews must convert to Christianity or accept Jesus as the Messiah. Christianity and Judaism are different faiths. It's about recognising that Christianity is built on Jewish history. If the archaeological record of ancient Israel were wiped out, we'd also lose countless places, artefacts and pieces of evidence connected to the world Christ lived in. The historical setting of Christianity cannot be separated from the history of ancient Israel. The irony is that many of Israel's enemies deny that Jews ever had a legitimate historical connection to the land in the first place. Once you erase that history, the archaeological sites, historical evidence and cultural heritage tied to it become much easier to dismiss, rewrite or destroy. That's why protecting Jewish history also helps preserve the historical foundations of Christianity. So the idea that Christian Zionism is somehow incompatible with Christianity has never made much sense. Christianity is inseparable from Jewish history, so why wouldn't Christians care about preserving the land, history and archaeological record that form the backdrop to their own faith?
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Roger Waters has appeared on the latest episode of Tucker Carlson's podcast. Not something I'd normally bother watching, but I was curious enough to give this one a go. In this clip, Waters predictably throws around all the usual "apartheid" and "genocide" buzzwords before mocking Christian Zionism, while Tucker basically argues that it's fundamentally incompatible with Christianity. The reality is Christian Zionism is a perfectly coherent position. Christianity didn't appear out of nowhere. Jesus was born a Jew, lived among Jews, preached in Judea and Galilee, and the defining events of Christianity all took place in what is now Israel and the surrounding region. Supporting Israel as a Christian Zionist isn't about believing Jews must convert to Christianity or accept Jesus as the Messiah. Christianity and Judaism are different faiths. It's about recognising that Christianity is built on Jewish history. If the archaeological record of ancient Israel were wiped out, we'd also lose countless places, artefacts and pieces of evidence connected to the world Christ lived in. The historical setting of Christianity cannot be separated from the history of ancient Israel. The irony is that many of Israel's enemies deny that Jews ever had a legitimate historical connection to the land in the first place. Once you erase that history, the archaeological sites, historical evidence and cultural heritage tied to it become much easier to dismiss, rewrite or destroy. That's why protecting Jewish history also helps preserve the historical foundations of Christianity. So the idea that Christian Zionism is somehow incompatible with Christianity has never made much sense. Christianity is inseparable from Jewish history, so why wouldn't Christians care about preserving the land, history and archaeological record that form the backdrop to their own faith?

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I flew to Mexico to meet the Jews of Mexico! This is Month 4 of my Jews Around The World challenge. In Mexico I found: Jews who speak Arabic, Hebrew and Spanish Arab Jews whose families fled Syria and Lebanon Ashkenazi Jews whose families escaped The Holocaust A Mariachi band playing Jewish songs A Mexican Jewish Tequila company Multiple Kosher taco stands created by Mexican Christians But the most amazing thing I found was: A country that allowed their Jewish community to be free, to thrive, and to become an important part of what Mexico is today. I have visited Jewish communities all over the world. Often times, people have to hide their identity. But in Mexico, they have never had to hide. They have always been proud Mexicans and proud Jews. Blue Square Alliance Against Hate
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I flew to Mexico to meet the Jews of Mexico! This is Month 4 of my Jews Around The World challenge. In Mexico I found: Jews who speak Arabic, Hebrew and Spanish Arab Jews whose families fled Syria and Lebanon Ashkenazi Jews whose families escaped The Holocaust A Mariachi band playing Jewish songs A Mexican Jewish Tequila company Multiple Kosher taco stands created by Mexican Christians But the most amazing thing I found was: A country that allowed their Jewish community to be free, to thrive, and to become an important part of what Mexico is today. I have visited Jewish communities all over the world. Often times, people have to hide their identity. But in Mexico, they have never had to hide. They have always been proud Mexicans and proud Jews. Blue Square Alliance Against Hate

aijamayrock

525,047 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

1/ IS AMERICA A CHRISTIAN NATION? Charlie Kirk was once challenged on the Christian foundations of America, and delivered this classic unrehearsed riff. There's actually lots more to be said on this topic, but for now I'll just add 4 things to what he said. Read this and watch the video: 1. Upon our founding, it was actually 12/13 states that required a Christian religious test for office, and 9/13 states that had state-backed Christian religions funded by taxes. 2. The American concept of "government of, by and for the people" & our particular version of self-government is the literal and direct outgrowth of the Protestant concept of the priesthood of all believers that our Protestant congregations throughout the 13 Colonies practiced from the very beginning of their settlements in America. 3. The Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, Constitution and Bill of Rights did not create this Nation. PEOPLE constituted and created this Nation, and devised systems & documents to govern their Nation. The PEOPLE came first, not the documents. The NATION arose first, not the government. 4. To truly understand the purpose of the First Amendment, you have to remember that fights and quarrels over religion in the Old World led to centuries of war. You also need to understand that the inter-ethnic European rivalries also led to endless wars. Europe fought over race and religion for 2500 years. Maybe more. The First Congress of 1790 solved both of these problems in nearly identical ways: 1. The Naturalization Act of 1790 made all White people citizens, thereby making all White ethnicities EQUAL. Anglo Saxons weren't superior to Germans weren't superior to Frenchmen, weren't superior to Scandinavians, etc etc etc, (at least not in the eyes of the government or law. Lol). All White people were thus placed onto EQUAL footing. This eliminated the long-time European need & urge to fight wars over ethnic rivalries. 2. The First Amendment, proposed in 1790 & ratified in 1791, made all Christian denominations EQUAL. Lutherans weren't superior to Presbyterians weren't superior to Congregationalists weren't superior to Quakers, weren't superior to Anglicans, etc etc etc. In fact, 11/14 states had official religious tests for public office, requiring a variety of Christian denominations. A few states still had official Christian religions funded by state taxes. Not only did the 1st Amendment preserve the freedoms of worship and conscience—two of the biggest reasons Europeans came to America in the first place—but it eliminated the long-time European need & urge to fight wars over religious differences. And just to really drive the point home for the haters & the ignorant: obviously, the 11 states that had Christian religious tests for office when they passed & ratified the First Amendment didn't do so in order to negate or abrogate their state-sponsored religions or religious tests—quite the opposite: they did it so that they could KEEP their unique state-backed Christian religions & Christian religious tests without being overruled by the federal government or brought into conflict with their fellow states. DUH. ******* When John Adams said our Constitution was meant only for a moral & religious people, he wasn't speaking abstractly about morality or religion in general, he was specifically referring to Christian morality and the Christian religion. The fact is, America is Christian from the ground up. From the beginning, it grew up around the Christian churches. It was built by Christians. And it was Christians who conceived, conceptualized and created our forms of government and institutions. You can say the same about our White European heritage genetics and culture. America is White. America is Christian. They are inseparably connected and indisputably fundamental to this nation & our founding. And the First Congress recognized both of these vital factors. That is why even in 1965, when Congress decided to overthrow the White Christian order (by passing the new Immigration Act against the will of the American people), America was still about 89% White and 93% Christian. Because America placed all European ethnicities and Christian denominations onto equal footing, our broad European racial & cultural similarities along with our common general Christian beliefs UNITED us here, rather than DIVIDING us as they had in Europe—which was itself a Christian realm, or "Christendom." IOW, America became the real European Union—largely because of the Naturalization Act of 1790 and the First Amendment (1790-91). America was never meant to be non-White or Non-Christian, and to believe otherwise is just ignorant and absurd. Now, watch Charlie. Sources in next tweet.
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1/ IS AMERICA A CHRISTIAN NATION? Charlie Kirk was once challenged on the Christian foundations of America, and delivered this classic unrehearsed riff. There's actually lots more to be said on this topic, but for now I'll just add 4 things to what he said. Read this and watch the video: 1. Upon our founding, it was actually 12/13 states that required a Christian religious test for office, and 9/13 states that had state-backed Christian religions funded by taxes. 2. The American concept of "government of, by and for the people" & our particular version of self-government is the literal and direct outgrowth of the Protestant concept of the priesthood of all believers that our Protestant congregations throughout the 13 Colonies practiced from the very beginning of their settlements in America. 3. The Declaration of Independence, Articles of Confederation, Constitution and Bill of Rights did not create this Nation. PEOPLE constituted and created this Nation, and devised systems & documents to govern their Nation. The PEOPLE came first, not the documents. The NATION arose first, not the government. 4. To truly understand the purpose of the First Amendment, you have to remember that fights and quarrels over religion in the Old World led to centuries of war. You also need to understand that the inter-ethnic European rivalries also led to endless wars. Europe fought over race and religion for 2500 years. Maybe more. The First Congress of 1790 solved both of these problems in nearly identical ways: 1. The Naturalization Act of 1790 made all White people citizens, thereby making all White ethnicities EQUAL. Anglo Saxons weren't superior to Germans weren't superior to Frenchmen, weren't superior to Scandinavians, etc etc etc, (at least not in the eyes of the government or law. Lol). All White people were thus placed onto EQUAL footing. This eliminated the long-time European need & urge to fight wars over ethnic rivalries. 2. The First Amendment, proposed in 1790 & ratified in 1791, made all Christian denominations EQUAL. Lutherans weren't superior to Presbyterians weren't superior to Congregationalists weren't superior to Quakers, weren't superior to Anglicans, etc etc etc. In fact, 11/14 states had official religious tests for public office, requiring a variety of Christian denominations. A few states still had official Christian religions funded by state taxes. Not only did the 1st Amendment preserve the freedoms of worship and conscience—two of the biggest reasons Europeans came to America in the first place—but it eliminated the long-time European need & urge to fight wars over religious differences. And just to really drive the point home for the haters & the ignorant: obviously, the 11 states that had Christian religious tests for office when they passed & ratified the First Amendment didn't do so in order to negate or abrogate their state-sponsored religions or religious tests—quite the opposite: they did it so that they could KEEP their unique state-backed Christian religions & Christian religious tests without being overruled by the federal government or brought into conflict with their fellow states. DUH. ******* When John Adams said our Constitution was meant only for a moral & religious people, he wasn't speaking abstractly about morality or religion in general, he was specifically referring to Christian morality and the Christian religion. The fact is, America is Christian from the ground up. From the beginning, it grew up around the Christian churches. It was built by Christians. And it was Christians who conceived, conceptualized and created our forms of government and institutions. You can say the same about our White European heritage genetics and culture. America is White. America is Christian. They are inseparably connected and indisputably fundamental to this nation & our founding. And the First Congress recognized both of these vital factors. That is why even in 1965, when Congress decided to overthrow the White Christian order (by passing the new Immigration Act against the will of the American people), America was still about 89% White and 93% Christian. Because America placed all European ethnicities and Christian denominations onto equal footing, our broad European racial & cultural similarities along with our common general Christian beliefs UNITED us here, rather than DIVIDING us as they had in Europe—which was itself a Christian realm, or "Christendom." IOW, America became the real European Union—largely because of the Naturalization Act of 1790 and the First Amendment (1790-91). America was never meant to be non-White or Non-Christian, and to believe otherwise is just ignorant and absurd. Now, watch Charlie. Sources in next tweet.

Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯

25,168 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Most people have no idea about the real history of Al-Aqsa Mosque, because they’ve only been fed the Islamic Palestinian propaganda version of events. They believe that Al-Aqsa has always been Islam’s third holiest site, that it has belonged to Muslims since the dawn of time, and that Israel is the oppressor for merely existing near it. None of that is true. The Temple Mount in Jerusalem was the holiest site in Judaism for over a thousand years before Islam even appeared in history. It housed the First and Second Jewish Temples, the center of Jewish worship and pilgrimage. When the Romans destroyed the Second Temple in 70 AD, they built pagan shrines over it, but its Jewish identity never disappeared. In the 7th century Islam emerges and expands through conquest, and begins hijacking Jewish and Christian sites, prophets, and narratives. At first, Jerusalem had no major significance in Islam. Muhammad never set foot there. There was no mosque. There was no pilgrimage. There was no Islamic history tied to the city. But that changed during the brutal power struggle between Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan and Abdullah ibn al-Zubayr. By the late 7th century, Islam was deeply divided. Abdullah ibn al-Zubayr controlled Mecca and Medina, the two holiest cities in Islam. And Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan, the Umayyad Caliph, controlled the Levant. But Abd al-Malik had a problem, he didn’t want the people of the Levant traveling to Mecca for pilgrimage, because that would give power to his rival. Abd al-Malik declared the Temple Mount as Alaqsa mosque that was mentioned in the quran, and he made it an alternative place of pilgrimage. He ordered the construction of the Dome of the Rock and the Al-Aqsa Mosque to divert attention from Mecca. And just like that, Islam manufactured a holy site for political gain. The real Masjid Al-Aqsa referred to in the Quran was not in Jerusalem, it was between Mecca and Ta’if. There was no mosque in Jerusalem at the time. There was no Islamic presence there. Yet, centuries later, after Islam had conquered the city, the Islamic narrative retroactively applied this Quranic verse to Jerusalem, again, for political convenience. If Israel wanted to act like Islamic conquerors, it could have easily done to Al-Aqsa what Turkey did to the Hagia Sophia. It could have converted the mosque into the Third Temple, banned Muslim prayer on the site, erased any trace of Islamic history, as Muslims did to Christian and Jewish sites throughout history. But Israel didn’t do that. Israel allows Muslims to pray there freely. Israel protects Al-Aqsa, even as it is used to spread anti-Semitic propaganda and incite violence. Yet, despite this, the world condemns Israel for merely existing in its own capital.
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Most people have no idea about the real history of Al-Aqsa Mosque, because they’ve only been fed the Islamic Palestinian propaganda version of events. They believe that Al-Aqsa has always been Islam’s third holiest site, that it has belonged to Muslims since the dawn of time, and that Israel is the oppressor for merely existing near it. None of that is true. The Temple Mount in Jerusalem was the holiest site in Judaism for over a thousand years before Islam even appeared in history. It housed the First and Second Jewish Temples, the center of Jewish worship and pilgrimage. When the Romans destroyed the Second Temple in 70 AD, they built pagan shrines over it, but its Jewish identity never disappeared. In the 7th century Islam emerges and expands through conquest, and begins hijacking Jewish and Christian sites, prophets, and narratives. At first, Jerusalem had no major significance in Islam. Muhammad never set foot there. There was no mosque. There was no pilgrimage. There was no Islamic history tied to the city. But that changed during the brutal power struggle between Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan and Abdullah ibn al-Zubayr. By the late 7th century, Islam was deeply divided. Abdullah ibn al-Zubayr controlled Mecca and Medina, the two holiest cities in Islam. And Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan, the Umayyad Caliph, controlled the Levant. But Abd al-Malik had a problem, he didn’t want the people of the Levant traveling to Mecca for pilgrimage, because that would give power to his rival. Abd al-Malik declared the Temple Mount as Alaqsa mosque that was mentioned in the quran, and he made it an alternative place of pilgrimage. He ordered the construction of the Dome of the Rock and the Al-Aqsa Mosque to divert attention from Mecca. And just like that, Islam manufactured a holy site for political gain. The real Masjid Al-Aqsa referred to in the Quran was not in Jerusalem, it was between Mecca and Ta’if. There was no mosque in Jerusalem at the time. There was no Islamic presence there. Yet, centuries later, after Islam had conquered the city, the Islamic narrative retroactively applied this Quranic verse to Jerusalem, again, for political convenience. If Israel wanted to act like Islamic conquerors, it could have easily done to Al-Aqsa what Turkey did to the Hagia Sophia. It could have converted the mosque into the Third Temple, banned Muslim prayer on the site, erased any trace of Islamic history, as Muslims did to Christian and Jewish sites throughout history. But Israel didn’t do that. Israel allows Muslims to pray there freely. Israel protects Al-Aqsa, even as it is used to spread anti-Semitic propaganda and incite violence. Yet, despite this, the world condemns Israel for merely existing in its own capital.

Dan Burmawi

119,674 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Perspectives: Mozart premiered an entire opera about the Muslim enslavement of Europeans in Vienna in 1782, within 100 years of the Ottoman siege of that city. All of Europe, with Vienna at the center of the fight and with Barbary pirates still capturing innocent Christian Europeans, was still dealing with the constant threats from the Islamic world and only newly free of the threat of conquest by the Ottomans. This aria from The Abduction from the Seraglio (Die Entführung aus dem Serail), featured in the film Amadeus, is a woman singing of her resolve to remain pure and undefiled by the Turk who has abducted her, conceding that due to his determination to r*** her she will look forward instead to the liberation afforded by death itself. In a hit opera about the rescue of Christian women from the hands of Islamic traffickers. 1782. This was European high art and culture in 1782, based on current events and it's odd how many people want us to forget that.
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Perspectives: Mozart premiered an entire opera about the Muslim enslavement of Europeans in Vienna in 1782, within 100 years of the Ottoman siege of that city. All of Europe, with Vienna at the center of the fight and with Barbary pirates still capturing innocent Christian Europeans, was still dealing with the constant threats from the Islamic world and only newly free of the threat of conquest by the Ottomans. This aria from The Abduction from the Seraglio (Die Entführung aus dem Serail), featured in the film Amadeus, is a woman singing of her resolve to remain pure and undefiled by the Turk who has abducted her, conceding that due to his determination to r*** her she will look forward instead to the liberation afforded by death itself. In a hit opera about the rescue of Christian women from the hands of Islamic traffickers. 1782. This was European high art and culture in 1782, based on current events and it's odd how many people want us to forget that.

Anna D. West 🇺🇸

731,112 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

2 foreign born Muslims from Pakistan were sworn into office on the Quran in Texas Direct quote from their social media “Christian nationalism erodes religious freedom for all” They are attempting to pass Islamic Laws “This is Suleman Lalani and Salman Bhojani. Both of these gentlemen, and I use that term very loosely, are Pakistani born Democrats. So they are not even from here. They were both born in Pakistan. They were both, by the way, sworn in as Texas House representatives with the Quran, which in my opinion shouldn't be allowed. And they're both attempting to implement Islamic laws, values, morals, principles, honor into our state. — I want to give you, a little post from Salman Bajani. Instagram, where he posted that he was, he's like speaking at some panel discussion, the Rise of Christian Nationalism and its Danger to Our Democracy. Christian nationalism, and he said, Christian nationalism erodes religious freedom for all. So the guy who was born in Pakistan, this Muslim from Pakistan who wants us here in the state of Texas to honor Islamic states where honor killings child marriage. And by the way, female genital mutilation is part of the culture over there where he's from and he wants to honor. It's here to lecture you on Christianity. It's here to lecture you about being a Christian Nation. Like you could not make this up if you tried.”
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2 foreign born Muslims from Pakistan were sworn into office on the Quran in Texas Direct quote from their social media “Christian nationalism erodes religious freedom for all” They are attempting to pass Islamic Laws “This is Suleman Lalani and Salman Bhojani. Both of these gentlemen, and I use that term very loosely, are Pakistani born Democrats. So they are not even from here. They were both born in Pakistan. They were both, by the way, sworn in as Texas House representatives with the Quran, which in my opinion shouldn't be allowed. And they're both attempting to implement Islamic laws, values, morals, principles, honor into our state. — I want to give you, a little post from Salman Bajani. Instagram, where he posted that he was, he's like speaking at some panel discussion, the Rise of Christian Nationalism and its Danger to Our Democracy. Christian nationalism, and he said, Christian nationalism erodes religious freedom for all. So the guy who was born in Pakistan, this Muslim from Pakistan who wants us here in the state of Texas to honor Islamic states where honor killings child marriage. And by the way, female genital mutilation is part of the culture over there where he's from and he wants to honor. It's here to lecture you on Christianity. It's here to lecture you about being a Christian Nation. Like you could not make this up if you tried.”

Wall Street Apes

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I would never tell a Jew Merry Christmas or Happy Easter, and for the same reason I would not tell another Jew Happy New Year. We already have our own New Years, rooted in Rosh Hashanah and in the Land of Israel. Since our displacement, Jewish life in diaspora has always carried the risk of assimilation, and survival was never meant to be the end goal. We are meant to thrive. That begins with sovereignty over time, which is why the first mitzva is about time itself. Time shapes our values, our rhythms, and the way we see the world. While I use the Gregorian calendar for logistics, I do not use it for spiritual reflection or renewal. January 1st belongs to a Christian framework that is not ours. Jewish spirituality is Hebrew, ancient, and intentional. So yes, it matters. We are in the year 5786.
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I would never tell a Jew Merry Christmas or Happy Easter, and for the same reason I would not tell another Jew Happy New Year. We already have our own New Years, rooted in Rosh Hashanah and in the Land of Israel. Since our displacement, Jewish life in diaspora has always carried the risk of assimilation, and survival was never meant to be the end goal. We are meant to thrive. That begins with sovereignty over time, which is why the first mitzva is about time itself. Time shapes our values, our rhythms, and the way we see the world. While I use the Gregorian calendar for logistics, I do not use it for spiritual reflection or renewal. January 1st belongs to a Christian framework that is not ours. Jewish spirituality is Hebrew, ancient, and intentional. So yes, it matters. We are in the year 5786.

Elisheva Ysabella Hazan

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You’re a pathetic low IQ engagement farming lapdog for white supremacists who wouldn’t even spit on if you were in flames. But for those who actually want to learn, here’s some recommend reading on this subject by non-Muslim authors and academics: 1. 'Islamic Science and the making of the European Renaissance'. George Saliba. 2. 'Rise of science in Islam and the West'. John. W. Livingston 3. 'Stealing from the Saracens - How Islamic architecture shaped Europe'. Diane Darke 4. 'The Wise King: A Christian Prince, Muslim Spain and the birth of the Renaissance'. Simon. R. Doubleday 5. 'Islam and the Renaissance'. Anna Contadini and Charles Burnett 6. 'The Republic of Arabic Letters: Islam and the European Enlightenment'. Alexander Bevilacqua 7. 'Rediscovering objects from Islamic lands in Enlightenment Europe'. Isabelle Dolezalek and Mattia Guidetti 8. 'Islam and the English Enlightenment'. Humberto Garcia 9 'Muslims and citizens: Islam, Politics & the French Revolution'. Ian Coller 10. 'Empires of Islam in Renaissance Historical Thought'. Margaret Meserve 11. 'The Western perception of Islam between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance'. Marica Costigliolo 12. 'The great Arab conquests - How the spread of Islam changed the world we live in'. Hugh Kennedy 13. 'Ornament of the World.' Maria Rosa Menocal
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You’re a pathetic low IQ engagement farming lapdog for white supremacists who wouldn’t even spit on if you were in flames. But for those who actually want to learn, here’s some recommend reading on this subject by non-Muslim authors and academics: 1. 'Islamic Science and the making of the European Renaissance'. George Saliba. 2. 'Rise of science in Islam and the West'. John. W. Livingston 3. 'Stealing from the Saracens - How Islamic architecture shaped Europe'. Diane Darke 4. 'The Wise King: A Christian Prince, Muslim Spain and the birth of the Renaissance'. Simon. R. Doubleday 5. 'Islam and the Renaissance'. Anna Contadini and Charles Burnett 6. 'The Republic of Arabic Letters: Islam and the European Enlightenment'. Alexander Bevilacqua 7. 'Rediscovering objects from Islamic lands in Enlightenment Europe'. Isabelle Dolezalek and Mattia Guidetti 8. 'Islam and the English Enlightenment'. Humberto Garcia 9 'Muslims and citizens: Islam, Politics & the French Revolution'. Ian Coller 10. 'Empires of Islam in Renaissance Historical Thought'. Margaret Meserve 11. 'The Western perception of Islam between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance'. Marica Costigliolo 12. 'The great Arab conquests - How the spread of Islam changed the world we live in'. Hugh Kennedy 13. 'Ornament of the World.' Maria Rosa Menocal

Dilly Hussain

166,410 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

The Bolshevik Revolution and the aftermath of World War II represent two of the most devastating blows ever delivered to Christian civilization and the same networks were heavily involved in both. In Russia, Jews were a tiny minority, yet they achieved wildly disproportionate power in the early Bolshevik regime. While Jews made up roughly 4-5% of the population, they held key leadership positions in the Party and especially the Cheka secret police during the Red Terror. Figures like Trotsky, Zinoviev, Kamenev, Sverdlov, and Yagoda were central. The Cheka, under leaders including Genrikh Yagoda, systematically targeted the Russian Orthodox Church executing tens of thousands of priests, destroying or desecrating over 50,000 churches, and wiping out the spiritual backbone of Christian Russia. This was not random violence. It was a deliberate ideological campaign to eradicate Christianity as the soul of the Russian people. The same pattern of ethnic overrepresentation and targeted destruction of Christian institutions seen across centuries was on full display. After World War II, the assault continued through different means in the West. The Frankfurt School almost entirely Jewish intellectuals like Adorno, Horkheimer, Marcuse, and Fromm developed Critical Theory, a weaponized form of cultural Marxism designed to undermine Western Christian civilization from within. They attacked the family, traditional morality, authority, and religion itself, repackaging their ideas for American universities. These ideas metastasized into the cultural revolution of the 1960s and beyond. The post-war period also saw heavy Jewish influence in Hollywood, media, academia, and the legal system that accelerated the removal of Christianity from public life. The same networks that helped dismantle Christian Russia now worked to secularize and transform Christian America and Europe first through legal challenges (removing school prayer), then through mass immigration, then through control of cultural output. The post you’re looking at nails it: The Bolsheviks didn’t just defeat armies. They understood that to kill a civilization, you must destroy its art, its architecture, its music, its liturgy the forms through which its beliefs live in the world. Cathedrals demolished. Sacred art destroyed. Liturgy suppressed. That is exactly what they did to Christian Russia. And the cultural equivalents of that destruction were transmitted to the West after the war. The pattern is unmistakable. When these networks gained power over Christian societies whether through revolution in Russia or cultural infiltration in the West the target was always the same: the historic Christian faith and the civilization it built. The survival of Christian culture was never accidental. It survived centuries of pressure precisely because it was rooted in something deeper than politics or economics. The current assault is simply the latest chapter in a very old war. The forms through which Christianity lived in the world cathedrals, liturgy, art, family, public morality are under sustained attack. The Bolsheviks showed what total war against Christian civilization looks like. The post-war West shows what sophisticated, institutional subversion looks like. Both chapters deserve serious study. It’s repeating under new names today…
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The Bolshevik Revolution and the aftermath of World War II represent two of the most devastating blows ever delivered to Christian civilization and the same networks were heavily involved in both. In Russia, Jews were a tiny minority, yet they achieved wildly disproportionate power in the early Bolshevik regime. While Jews made up roughly 4-5% of the population, they held key leadership positions in the Party and especially the Cheka secret police during the Red Terror. Figures like Trotsky, Zinoviev, Kamenev, Sverdlov, and Yagoda were central. The Cheka, under leaders including Genrikh Yagoda, systematically targeted the Russian Orthodox Church executing tens of thousands of priests, destroying or desecrating over 50,000 churches, and wiping out the spiritual backbone of Christian Russia. This was not random violence. It was a deliberate ideological campaign to eradicate Christianity as the soul of the Russian people. The same pattern of ethnic overrepresentation and targeted destruction of Christian institutions seen across centuries was on full display. After World War II, the assault continued through different means in the West. The Frankfurt School almost entirely Jewish intellectuals like Adorno, Horkheimer, Marcuse, and Fromm developed Critical Theory, a weaponized form of cultural Marxism designed to undermine Western Christian civilization from within. They attacked the family, traditional morality, authority, and religion itself, repackaging their ideas for American universities. These ideas metastasized into the cultural revolution of the 1960s and beyond. The post-war period also saw heavy Jewish influence in Hollywood, media, academia, and the legal system that accelerated the removal of Christianity from public life. The same networks that helped dismantle Christian Russia now worked to secularize and transform Christian America and Europe first through legal challenges (removing school prayer), then through mass immigration, then through control of cultural output. The post you’re looking at nails it: The Bolsheviks didn’t just defeat armies. They understood that to kill a civilization, you must destroy its art, its architecture, its music, its liturgy the forms through which its beliefs live in the world. Cathedrals demolished. Sacred art destroyed. Liturgy suppressed. That is exactly what they did to Christian Russia. And the cultural equivalents of that destruction were transmitted to the West after the war. The pattern is unmistakable. When these networks gained power over Christian societies whether through revolution in Russia or cultural infiltration in the West the target was always the same: the historic Christian faith and the civilization it built. The survival of Christian culture was never accidental. It survived centuries of pressure precisely because it was rooted in something deeper than politics or economics. The current assault is simply the latest chapter in a very old war. The forms through which Christianity lived in the world cathedrals, liturgy, art, family, public morality are under sustained attack. The Bolsheviks showed what total war against Christian civilization looks like. The post-war West shows what sophisticated, institutional subversion looks like. Both chapters deserve serious study. It’s repeating under new names today…

Madlad

21,811 görüntüleme • 2 ay önce

Converting the infidels at Christmas markets across Europe. I worked for a global Christian organization for 15 years. We proselytized tens of thousands of Muslims across the Islamic world, but we were always driven by love, not by the supremacy of our religion. It was love for the person. We believed our message carried hope and redemption to the individual. In Islam, proselytization is about quantity and supremacy. It doesn’t matter what a person’s needs are; as long as they recite the shahada, that is what matters. When I was six years old, someone from my town was studying in Yugoslavia and married a Christian girl who converted. I remember how that felt like a triumph over the infidels. Proselytization in Islam is political, not spiritual.
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Converting the infidels at Christmas markets across Europe. I worked for a global Christian organization for 15 years. We proselytized tens of thousands of Muslims across the Islamic world, but we were always driven by love, not by the supremacy of our religion. It was love for the person. We believed our message carried hope and redemption to the individual. In Islam, proselytization is about quantity and supremacy. It doesn’t matter what a person’s needs are; as long as they recite the shahada, that is what matters. When I was six years old, someone from my town was studying in Yugoslavia and married a Christian girl who converted. I remember how that felt like a triumph over the infidels. Proselytization in Islam is political, not spiritual.

Dan Burmawi

26,387 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Maher: So being Christian is an important part of being truly American? Boebert: Absolutely James Talarico: As a Christian, I was taught that we're supposed to follow Jesus' two commandments — love God and love neighbor. There was no exception to that second commandment. Love thy neighbor regardless of race or gender or sexual orientation or immigration status or religious affiliation. In Texas, I'm constantly battling Christian nationalism — a bill that forces every public school teacher to put up a poster of the 10 Commandments, a bill that replaces school counselors with untrained chaplains, a bill that would have taught Christian Bible stories as historical fact to our youngest students. And I always speak up on behalf of my Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Sikh, agnostic, and atheist neighbors. Because we as Christians are called to love them as ourselves, and forcing my religion down their throats is not love.
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Maher: So being Christian is an important part of being truly American? Boebert: Absolutely James Talarico: As a Christian, I was taught that we're supposed to follow Jesus' two commandments — love God and love neighbor. There was no exception to that second commandment. Love thy neighbor regardless of race or gender or sexual orientation or immigration status or religious affiliation. In Texas, I'm constantly battling Christian nationalism — a bill that forces every public school teacher to put up a poster of the 10 Commandments, a bill that replaces school counselors with untrained chaplains, a bill that would have taught Christian Bible stories as historical fact to our youngest students. And I always speak up on behalf of my Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Sikh, agnostic, and atheist neighbors. Because we as Christians are called to love them as ourselves, and forcing my religion down their throats is not love.

Team Talarico

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