RT Humble Flow (@HumbleFlow)Belloc warned that disbelief would hollow Europe out from within:“A civilization can survive the loss of wealth, of power, even of learning; but it cannot survive the loss of its own explanation. Modern Europe still moves by the momentum of a Christian past, but it no longer understands why it moves at all. Its laws, its respect for the person, its conception of justice and duty were not discovered by reason alone, nor produced by chance. They were the result of a definite creed, ...

RT Smash Baals (@smashbaals)If it was a:- Jewish Synagogue- Hindu Temple- Muslim MosqueHe would’ve been behind bars within 24 hoursIf we can’t stand up to protect fellow Christians we don’t have a nation ...

Early Christian writers condemned pagan sacrifices while debating among themselves the meaning of the death of Jesus. https://t.co/TqlYsMij9I ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@mattgaetz Christianity is antisemitic though. They practically coined the term to describe Christians. ...

RT Auldluð (@oldluth)🧵According to the Jewish religion, the end of the world and accompanying atonement for the sins of the Jewish people will be brought about by the destruction of Christianity and its stewards: Edom/Amelek (which, conflated, is what they call the European people).They believe that the tool of the destruction of Christianity and Edom/Amelek is Ishmael (Muslims religiously, racially Arabs and Africans).This thread will present them telling you this in their own words. Keep these videos hand ...

RT Andrew T. Walker (@AndrewTWalker)The universal ideals of the American Founding were not abstract principles floating free of history; they were ideals shaped decisively by Christianity. For that reason, American ideals are both universal in scope and particular in origin—emerging from a people whose moral imagination was formed by a concrete socio-religious tradition. Those convictions were transmitted through a cultural carrier, namely Christianity. America can be propositional because its Founding aura ...

Sociopolitical Commentary - The report critiques Donald Trump's behavior as "unchristian-like," highlighting a divide between some religious leaders and grassroots Christian conservatives [1] - It references controversial actions and statements by Trump, including comments following a murder and a reported plan regarding foreign-born Americans [2] - The report suggests some Christians excuse Trump's behavior due to a perceived proximity to power or to achieve desired political outcomes [15] - The report highlights a poll indicating that 72% of Americans found Trump's comments about Rob Reiner inappropriate, with 55% of Republicans and 90% of Democrats agreeing [21][22] - The report argues that the behavior of leaders, particularly the President, can trickle down and influence societal norms, potentially leading to increased violence and intolerance [24] Religious Perspectives - The report features perspectives from Reverend Dr Jackie Lewis, who criticizes the "empire element" within the church and its potential to support the status quo [5][6][7][8] - It contrasts a perceived "religion of Donald Trump" with a new kind of Christianity that challenges existing power structures [9][10] - The report emphasizes the importance of love, compassion, and social justice as core Christian values, contrasting them with actions perceived as hateful or discriminatory [12][13][20] - The report suggests that progressive congregations are reclaiming the political nature of faith and advocating for inclusivity and social justice [26][27]

RT 9mmSMG (@9mmsmg)As a Christian, I will only vote for candidates who profess faith in Jesus Christ. I have no interest in debating the authenticity of anyone's personal faith; that is for God alone to judge. What matters to me is that the person seeking my vote at least publicly identifies as a Christian.When I cast a vote for someone of another faith, I am placing that person in a position of authority and influence over our nation. Even if they never try to promote it, their presence in leadership as a ...

Roman North Africa went from a place where Christians were persecuted to a region known for its devotion. https://t.co/MEah4MpIPB ...

RT Joseph D. McBride, Esq. (@McBrideLawNYC)Sharia law in the United Kingdom is preferable to the Woke Left’s disordered atheism that currently governs it. At least Sharia is coherent. It believes in authority, hierarchy, and consequence.What now rules Britain is not tolerance or freedom of conscience. It is an aggressive secular ideology that denies biological reality, treats masculinity as a social illness, and inserts the state directly into the moral formation of children.The UK Government no longer limi ...