RT Pete Hegseth (@PeteHegseth)Yes sir.The killing of innocent Christians in Nigeria — and anywhere — must end immediately. The Department of War is preparing for action. Either the Nigerian Government protects Christians, or we will kill the Islamic Terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities. https://t.co/C0v9RHGoS1 ...

Podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey is emerging as an heir-apparent to Charlie Kirk, with a message about Christianity and motherhood that resonates with young conservative women https://t.co/FdpaVk3dKo ...

Key Figures - Allie Beth Stuckey emerges as a prominent figure [1] - Stuckey's message about Christianity and motherhood resonates with young conservative women [1] Industry Trends - The conservative media landscape sees potential successors emerging [1]

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)You are confusing a small number of fringe sects with Christianity generally, which has long celebrated Christ's birth. There's a big liturgy and stories about His nativity, often memorized and recited by children. There are hundreds of special hymns written and sung especially for Christmas. You should check it out some time. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Errors are not a sign of respect. Uncorrected errors are a sign of either laziness or disrespect. Far less is intentional use, when one knows the proper spelling, a sign of respect. In modern society "Xmas" is not used most often by lazy Christians -- it's used most often by non-Christians showing their dispresect for Christianity. ...

RT David Sun (@arcticinstincts)Christianity is more accurately aligned w evolutionary biological realities about sex & family than modern atheist progressivism. If atheists keep embracing trans/antinatalism it means evolution ironically selects for Christians & against atheists. Darwin would find it hilarious! ...

Historical Claims - In 1948, Israel allegedly forced Christian residents from Kafr Bir'im and Iqrit in Galilee to leave their villages [1] - The residents were allegedly never allowed to return [1] - In 1953, the Israeli Supreme Court allegedly ruled that the villagers should be allowed to return home [1] - On September 16, 1953, Israel allegedly bombed and flattened the village of Kafr Bir'im [1] - Iqrit was allegedly destroyed two years earlier, just after Christmas [2] Alleged Motivations - The destruction was allegedly motivated by the residents being Palestinian Christians and Jewish Zionists wanting the land [2] Religious Stance - The report suggests a conflict between supporting Christ and supporting Israel [2]

Historical Claims - In 1948, Israel allegedly forced Christian residents of Kafr Bir'im and Iqrit in Galilee to leave their villages, preventing their return [1] - In 1953, the Israeli Supreme Court ruled that the villagers should be allowed to return home [1] - On September 16, 1953, Kafr Bir'im was allegedly bombed and flattened [1] - Iqrit was allegedly destroyed two years earlier, just after Christmas [2] Allegations of Motivation - The destruction was allegedly motivated by the residents being Palestinian Christians and Jewish Zionists wanting the land [2] Call to Action/Opinion - The report suggests a conflict between supporting Christ and supporting Israel [2]

Trump, when I'm president, we're going to make Jesus great again. Okay. Okay.We're not going to turn the other cheek anymore, people. All right. Verily, I say, do unto others before they can do unto you, because they will bigly.All right. All right. Believe me, he says he's Jesus of Nazareth, but he's born in Bethlehem.Which is it. We don't know. We don't know.That was actor, comedian, and writer John Fugal Sang. Raised by a former Franciscan brother and Catholic nun. Fugal Sang has long used his onscreen p ...

Political Climate & Social Issues - The report highlights a polarized political environment characterized by an "us vs them" mentality, reminiscent of the Trump administration's worldview [1][2] - The report discusses the controversy surrounding the denial of communion to priests and the perceived hypocrisy of some administration officials who publicly display their religious beliefs but allegedly contradict church teachings [3][4][5][6] - The report mentions instances of ICE raids and the moral dilemmas faced by everyday Americans in deciding whether to shelter undocumented immigrants [22][23][24] Resistance & Opposition - The report notes the emergence of resistance against certain policies, including the Catholic Church's increased involvement and Pope Francis's call for a more aggressive stance on social issues [11][12][13] - The report mentions a "No Kings" rally, framed as an opportunity to reclaim American values and Christianity from MAGA [12][13] - The report highlights instances of collective action, such as news organizations rejecting restrictions on Pentagon access and airports refusing to play a politically charged video [25][26][27][14][15][16][17][18] Government Actions & Ethical Concerns - The report raises concerns about the use of government resources for political purposes, citing a video from DHS Secretary Christy Gnome played at airports [14][15][16][17][18] - The report questions the accountability of government officials regarding potential violations of the Hatch Act [20][21]