RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Hindu celebrates Christ's Season by badgering American Christians to deprecate Christianity, deprecate our rich Western cultural traditions, deprecate even biology, and obsess over vapid and minuscule abstractions. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Hindu celebrates Christ's Season by badgering American Christians to deprecate Christianity, deprecate our rich Western cultural traditions, deprecate even biology, and obsess over vapid and minuscule abstractions. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)You even manage to reduce the rich teachings of the Old and New Testaments, not to mention two thousand years of Christian traditions, to out-of-context paraphrases that you quickly proceed to apply with extreme inappropriateness: you have reduced even rich Christianity to mere blind abstraction. Hint: Christ and the Apostles called on Christians to preach to and convert their non-Christian neighbors, not to deprecate or compromise on Christian beliefs and practices in favor of va ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@PlatinumThundr It's your blind abstractions that are superficial. The many important differences between Christianity and Hinduism are far from superficial, among which is the important practical matter of which days an office can agree to take off work. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)More hyper-abstract nonsense. Bramah et. al. and the practice of Hinduism are quite different from the Christian God, crucially including Christ, and the practice of Christianity. There are thousands of important ways that Christianity and Hinduism are different, but here is one quite practical and important one: they celebrate different holidays and want different days off work to be with their families. ...

Ideological Stance - The report highlights a perspective where being American is defined by belief rather than ancestry, advocating for the rejection of nativism [1] - The report suggests this message is beneficial for the GOP (Republican Party) and America [2] Cultural Commentary - The report critiques a perceived trend of badgering American Christians to deprecate Christianity and Western cultural traditions [1] - The report also mentions deprecating biology and obsessing over abstractions [1]

Core Argument - The notion that remigration or deportations are anti-Christian is false, as nations have the right to prioritize their own people [1] - Sharing a faith with foreigners does not grant them the right to settle permanently in another nation [2] - Christianity is not the cause of mass migration, but some church officials are actively participating in it [3] Historical Perspective - Christian Europe historically defended its lands against invasions and economic migration [1] Logical Reasoning - Replacement migration is unacceptable, even if the migrants share the same faith [2] - Sharing hobbies, values, interests, games, political ideas, and beliefs across borders does not grant a right to immigrate and stay forever [2] Current Situation - The most openly Christian countries in Europe are the strongest opponents of mass migration and Islamisation, such as Poland, Hungary, and the Balkans [3] - More secular societies tend to be more liberal and replace religion with white guilt [3]

There are only two ways to make money. You either create value or you print money to steal value from everyone else. In this episode, I'm joined by Ellen Armstrong aka Pastor Coin to discuss why our modern money system isn't just broken, it's built on a lie. We explore why printing money is actually a spiritual violation of your time and energy and why holding Bitcoin is the only way to align yourself with the truth. And we also asked the most dangerous question. If the government is stealing from you throu ...

RT James Fishback (@j_fishback)The last acceptable form of racism in America is toward white Christian men.It’s disgraceful, and I won’t pretend otherwise. ...

Pope Leo XIV’s voyage to the Middle East is taking him to places where early Christianity flourished, but where that community is now struggling https://t.co/HxBNwAWNmg ...