Absolutely, this is true, however, to ignore one's own family and race over strangers is a form of hypocrisy. There is a balance of love that starts at home and emanates outwards.
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Absolutely, this is true, however, to ignore one's own family and race over strangers is a form of hypocrisy. There is a balance of love that starts at home and emanates outwards.
Happy Pi Day from the Founding Fathers.
El Dorado
Other Christian
To any fellow Canadian veterans out there, today is not only St. Patrick's Day, but also the Regimental Birthday of Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry. Based in Edmonton, Alberta and Shilo, Manitoba. They have fought with valour and distinction in WWI, WWII, Korea, the Medak Pocket in Croatia, and Afghanistan. They are the only Canadian unit to receive the U.S. Presidential Unit Citation for their actions at the Battle of Kapyong in Korea. With a New Zealand artillery unit providing round-the-clock "Danger-Close" covering fire, they held the line against a massive Chicom advance, when Americans, British, and Australian units cut and ran.
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El Dorado
Other Christian
Being that it's currently tax season the the USA and Canada, (I don't know about Australia) here's a point to chew on. If you're considering doing your taxes with H&R Block, consider this: it was founded by Jews. (((American))) accountant brothers Henry and Richard (((Bloch))). They later anglicized their surname to 'Block'.
H&R Block is a US-owned company that is also active in Canada and Australia. If you are in Oz or Canada, your financial info will be stored remotely on servers in the USA (read the fine print on the privacy disclosure agreement.) I had several clients who actually changed their minds and walked out after reading the fine print.
How do I know this? I worked for them in Canada in 2016. Their personnel security is also very lax. To be hired by them I didn't have to undergo ANY security or criminal background checks to have access to your SIN or financial info. In my office, I worked with 2 foreign nationals from a country that we KNOW conducts regular financial/economic espionage operations against Canada (i.e. two Chink citizens).
Consider yourselves warned, FWIW.
H&R Block is a US-owned company that is also active in Canada and Australia. If you are in Oz or Canada, your financial info will be stored remotely on servers in the USA (read the fine print on the privacy disclosure agreement.) I had several clients who actually changed their minds and walked out after reading the fine print.
How do I know this? I worked for them in Canada in 2016. Their personnel security is also very lax. To be hired by them I didn't have to undergo ANY security or criminal background checks to have access to your SIN or financial info. In my office, I worked with 2 foreign nationals from a country that we KNOW conducts regular financial/economic espionage operations against Canada (i.e. two Chink citizens).
Consider yourselves warned, FWIW.
Do your own tax returns you mean.
In OZ if it's not ((())) it's masons, none of them you want to be dealing with as a Christian. They will screw you over.
I did a search and found this article. Somebody did a study finding that non-violent protests involving 3.5% or more of the population have never failed to bring about change. I suspect this is generally true, that very large numbers of protestors can force government to respond. I question any "study" done by social science types, since their work is always biased and non-reproduceable. However, despite the questionable source, and despite questions about the accuracy of the 3.5% number, I would say this is true.
For example, if much larger numbers of pro-Trump voters had come out in every city to protest the stolen election in 2020, the courts and the GOP politician probably wouldn't have gone along with it the way they did. As it was, the protests were too few and too late (Jan. 6 was too late).
It's an interesting theory. I don't expect this Women's march effort to reach that goal.
The '3.5% rule': How a small minority can change the world
Nonviolent protests are twice as likely to succeed as armed conflicts – and those engaging a threshold of 3.5% of the population have never failed to bring about change.
www.bbc.com
How do you turn a duck into a soul singer?
Put it in the oven and heat it up until its Bill Withers
Perhaps this isn't something you'd think is relevant, but God loves "all mankind".
Not just Christians.
Not "some", but all.
So loving those of your physical nation more than or equal to those of our Christian Kingdom is in no way putting anything before God.
If you would say this man puts his race before God for saying he puts his race before fellow Christians, then you would deny God's own words to us.
1 Timothy 5:8
King James Version
8 But if any provide not for his own, and specially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.
If your people and nation are not your own, if your household does not extend to your neighbour, if your neighbours who share your nationality, ancestors and culture are not those you should love, then tell me, who should you love?
On top of that, it's a bit absurd to accuse a European Christian Nationalist of not putting God first. For a start, Europe and more recently America have always been the centre of Christendom.
Finally, since we are both Orthodox, there is the point I have to bring up.
The entire reason for people saying this kinda thing is because of Churches in America falsely teaching that modern Jews are still the only Israelites and inheritor of Abraham's blessings.
I think I don't need to explain why that is forgivable.
Also I feel a bit betrayed that my account was suspended over a post that had three ambiguous words and a meme.
I didn't make any mention of whether I agreed with the quoted poster or not, and yet I was given no quarter.
Would you call that loving me, your brother in Christ?
I was suspended on ChristIsKing before I was suspended on Twitter.
That to me, is concerning.
I will forgive you, because I know you did it because you loved God.
But you should know, I didn't see this post until I just now, I didn't even know this was why I suspended and I couldn't access notifications during that time. How can you correct a brother without at least telling them what needs be corrected?
Or do you suspect me a fraud?
I gave you the reason for the suspension, which was repeated off-topic posting. You can see it in your notification bar if I'm not mistaken. You were given many warnings, and you still keep posting stuff not related to the thread. It is time consuming to have to move your posts constantly, you need to respect the forum's orderliness.
While loving one's own is naturally included in loving one's Neighbor, that doesn't mean race is above God. The reason we love our race is because God commanded us to, not because race is intrinsically lovable.
I follow God no matter what He says. If he commanded me to marry a Black woman I would go to Ethiopia and do it.
God above everything, which is Commandment #1. "You shall love God with all of your hearth, strength, and soul."
Again, this was not that banned twitter posters position, he did not imply it, and even clarified he put God first in the comments.
In fact he made it quite clear he was not even certain on putting race before fellow Christians in the comments as well.
On top of this, I was pointing out it was the same as the meme, not agreeing or disagreeing.
These are good reasons for the suspension, and I admit I had a problem with off topic posting and details, and I apologise for that.
However, I did not see this reason given when my account was suspended, nor the accusation to f Blasphemy, which I only found by chance.
I think I'd like to know when I am being accused of blasphemy.
Amen.
Regardless of the reason, it turned out well. I was converting atheists over on the Politics discord server. Andrew Wilson had a debate there last week or so and I got muted in chat for posting this.
I'd say that was well worth getting suspended here.
While it certainly does not apply to everyone here I have a lot of respect for the humility so many of the men display on this forum. Even in the nasty internet world we still do our best to keep our following of Christ. Kudos and God Bless to you brother....
Yes it was, that tweet is deleted, but it said race above God.
You weren't given any warnings about the blasphemy, because I understood you probably did not realize what you were posting. I warn based on intent.
Apparently the church claims they have it in Aksum.
TLDR when they finally solved the mystery of Bruce Lees death it was caused by brain swelling which was caused by excessive water consumption coupled with low sodium due to a restrictive diet.
Thanks, FBI! So, Epstein list any day now, right?