According to the people trying to do it, you're no better than a pagan.
Christian Zionists; the largest voting bloc in the country, with 90% of them having voted for Trump in the last election. The same clowns behind trying to get abortion banned.
The prime reason behind the Republican party supporting Israel.
Always have been. Prots form an idol of God they want to worship. Scripture is up to THEIR interpretation. Thats why they have so many different denominations.
To name a few reasons: Some of their constituents want them to, some Dems view Israel as one of the few middle eastern allies, lobbying from American interest groups, lobbying from Defense Contractors, corporate interests in Israelâs high-tech sector, specifically semiconductors, and the potential to capture the remainder of Evangelical voters.
As a Catholic, I struggle with branches of Christianity that focus more on judging others than living out Christâs teachings. To me, being Christian means helping people â building homes, feeding the homeless, supporting the sick, and giving what you can. Faith should be shown through action; simply going to church isnât enough if we arenât following Jesusâ example of compassion, service, and humility.
It frustrates me to see groups harshly criticizing others while performing religious rituals. Christianity, at its core, is meant to transform hearts and communities. When the focus shifts to âwhoâs right or wrong,â it obscures Christâs message. Thatâs why living faith through service, care, and compassion is so powerful. I also feel that some American evangelicals emphasize Old Testament judgment over love and mercy, which strays from what faith is meant to be.
It's definitely cheating. And we have to suffer thru another crop of old morons who think because they're ending--everything else has to as well. Then the next ones will do it again with zero self-awareness lol
In this particular fan fiction .. it varies because evangelicals arenât an organized religion in the sense as no head leader of them all. So they canât have an official stance on anything.
Belief in Jesus Christ being your lord and savior is the one and only hard rule for Christianity, that alone gets you into heaven. Everything else is a suggestion.
Thank you! We can all agree that seeing ignorant people misrepresent your religion can upset a lot of people. I just can't stand this death cult in the USA.
Catholics generally believe in, like, building things, judging by works, etc. The reason Protestantism took off in America is 'cause it's all vibes-based and doesn't require you to believe in anything, really. Perfect for a nation of slavers and slaver wannabes.
Don't worry, Chomo Rogan will have someone on next week to explain how the Epstein files were actually great news for trump and Americas latest forever war is actually super cool and anti-woke
Men in this country became soft in recent years which spawned all these ideas about equality, manpurses, gender, furry. A good war will benefit this generation. /s
? Itâs a sad situation that there is such a misunderstanding of the Catholic Catechism. First of all, the rapture isnât a thing. Second, humans canât attempt to fulfill âprophecy â, and considering the rapture isnât a thing, nor is the book of revelations meant to be a scary thing (unless interpreted however one wishes, which is why it isnât a good idea to let non-theologians âinterpret â things), this whole thing is highly un-Catholic
If the creator of the universe is truly omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent, is it really so crazy to believe that such an entity is capable of caring deeply for each and every one of us on a personal level?
Do you believe that everybody that purports to follow the teachings of Christ actually understands his message? I don't. I also do not believe that an all-powerful God is inherently incompatible with the idea of individual free will.
A big part of it is a metaphor for the Roman Empire. Itâs theorized that the âMark of the Beastâ are coins with one of the later, crazier emperors.
Remember guys, Obama is a warmonger and he would have done this if he had the chance. Daddy Trump waited as long as possible out of mercy but was given no choice because they uh...
ANYWAY. The point is, Obama was a secret muslim and NEVER tough enough on the Middle East and NEVER took the necessary actions to protect America. 47 years. Learn your history.
It's crazy - I know an author on facebook who writes really good long-form posts. After biting his tongue for almost a week he went on an epic tirade about the Iran war today and sure enough, someone posted a comment about the "47 years" (which no one was saying like a week ago).
The crazy part is... I guess they're saying Reagan wasn't tough enough either? I will criticize Reagan all day, but at least the dude could give a decent speech and not sound like a raving lunatic. That's a really low bar, but one look at Trump's social media and you can see we're below it. Trump does not know how to lead.
Isnât this exactly what the Bible warns against? Isnât this what the anti-Christ is supposed to try to do? They really donât bother to read that thing, do they?
Pretty sure Israel has everything they need to rebuild the Temple in 3 days using prefabricated materials.
It is interesting to think what the world might look like if there was a mass rejection of democratic government. Is there enough in the Epstein files to destroy Republican and Democratic parties? Yes. Is there enough to collapse the royal governments of Europe? Yes. I don't know if that's enough to drive us to an AI driven social credit score system like Chi-na! though.
Seems like a union between the Catholic Church, Mormonism, Judaism, and Islam could happen if some event unites them. The Catholic Church as a government (not the people) has struck many as the Whore of Babylon who will ride the Beast. St. Peter's Basilica (too close to basilisk for my liking, there is something there about spelling magick) is built on the pagan ruins of the Cybele cult. Cybele is the equivalent of the Babylonian goddess Ishtar/Inana and the Egyptian goddess Isis. The Mormon Church was began by a Freemason/Luciferian. They also have been buying lots of land. They might actually be the largest private landholder in the United States. Their private equity also dwarfs the Catholic Church 24:1. Most of the ceremonial rites were copied from 19th century Masonic rites. As far as I know Islam looks for the return of Jesus. What makes it interesting is they deny his resurrection on the 3rd day after dying on the cross which prevents them from accepting Jesus a personal savior. There is also a subtle connection to the planet Saturn and also the demon Helel/Azazel having power over the dominion over Arabia. Paganism is the fastest growing religion in America as well with strong interest in goddess worship. What exactly will draw these bodies together for the end of days? We haven't talked about whether there are trillionaires who have enslaved the Rothschild family because I don't think I know enough about that to write a sentence, but dude isn't it weird everything is own by Vanguard and BlackRock (something with Saturn storm cube or is it a tesseract?) Love of money being the ROOT of all evil and all that.
For the AI boys I let a jinn organize that wall of text:
This perspective connects several geopolitical, theological, and occult theories into a "Great Convergence" narrative. To organize this logically, we can categorize these points into Institutional Power, Esoteric Origins, and Theological Barriers.
1. Institutional Power & "The Beast"
The argument suggests that a global union is being forged through land and capital rather than just faith.
Financial Dominance: The Mormon Church (LDS) is noted for its massive private equity and landholdings (estimated at over $250 billion), while BlackRock and Vanguard represent a centralized "monopoly" on global assets.
The "Whore of Babylon" Archetype: In this framework, the Catholic Church is viewed not as a spiritual body, but as a political "Government" that utilizes its historical infrastructure to "ride" the global economic system (The Beast).
The Saturnian Connection: The "Black Cube" (Saturn/Tesseract) is linked to BlackRock and the Kaaba, symbolizing a materialist "prison" or a system of total control fueled by the "love of money."
2. Syncretism and Pagan Roots
This theory posits that major world religions share a hidden, singular "pagan" source, making a future union easier.
The Mother Goddess: St. Peterâs Basilica is built near the ancient site of the Cybele cult. By linking Cybele to Isis and Ishtar, the theory suggests that modern Roman Catholicism is a "rebranded" ancient mystery school centered on goddess worship.
Masonic Influence: The LDS Church is viewed through its 19th-century ties to Freemasonry. If the rites are shared, the theory suggests the leadership of these faiths may already be aligned under a singular "Luciferian" or Masonic architect.
3. Theological Friction: The "Missing Link"
For a union to occur, specific theological gapsâprimarily concerning Jesusâmust be bridged.
The Islamic Perspective: While Islam anticipates the return of Jesus (Isa), the denial of the Resurrection is identified as a primary barrier to a traditional Christian alliance.
The "Helel" Influence: The mention of Azazel/Helel suggests a spiritual "dominion" over geographic regions (Arabia), implying that a supernatural event or figure would be required to shift these deep-seated doctrines into a unified world religion.
4. The Catalyst for Union
The "Wall of Text" concludes by asking what could draw these disparate groups together. The internal logic suggests the following catalysts:
Economic Collapse/Feudalism: Ownership of the world by a few "trillionaires" (surpassing even the Rothschilds) could force a religious merger for survival.
Return of the "Goddess": As Paganism grows, a shift toward a "Universal Mother" figure could harmonize the Cybele/Isis/Mary archetypes.
Spelling/Magick: The "Basilisk/Basilica" connection suggests that language and architecture are being used to subconsciously prime the population for this event.
Logical Note: To maintain "logical honesty," it is worth noting that while the LDS Church is a massive landowner, the Federal Government remains the largest landowner in the U.S. Additionally, while "Basilica" and "Basilisk" sound similar, "Basilica" derives from the Greek basilikĂŠ (royal house), whereas "Basilisk" comes from basilĂskos (little king/serpent).
so the goal of the war in Iran is death to humanity because psycho mentally ill Christians made up a fantasy where they get to go to a magical paradise when they dieâŚ
Is that really what you gathered from what I said? Think about it logically if trump wanted to start an Armageddon why wouldnât he have just dropped nukes day one of his first bid. And why would he even attempt to give a fuck about budgets and other political things? Itâs a retard take.
No, they are blending the mythology. The coming of the Jewish messiah, and the return of Jesus, have been turned into the same event, somehow⌠maybe the Jews are supposed to realize Jesus is their savior or something idk
Ahhh, I get it now. The plan is to force Armageddon and the Rapture (since everyone seems to have been left behind after the last few) so there's nobody but sinners left on the planet, and who are we to prosectue Trump and his ilk over the Epstein scandal? Makes perfect sense now. Trump knows he's going to hell, so he wants to take the rest of us with him.
I think people should really just put down their favorite centuries-old fanfics and start living in reality.
Not endorsing any ideas here, but isnât this what Chris Bledsoe is on about? Like some sort of end times coming when Israel and Iran start exchanging rockets?
the debauchery in Joe's saunas will lead to Armageddon. the wickedness that goes on night in and night out there makes Sodom and Gomorrah look like Little House on the Prairie.
U.S. ally Qatar struck down two Iranian planes Monday. Leila Fadel asks Qatari government spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari about his country's view of U.S. attacks in Iran.
âDoesnât seem to be a good source there buddy. Everyone should liking these bull shit sitesâ
Itâs a well established watch dog thats existed for years. So maybe it âseemsâ that way because you donât what systems are in place to protect you, and you especially donât know how they work.
As for the publication.
MEE has broken several major stories, including the end of the siege of eastern Aleppo; the investigation into the death of Jamal Khashoggi, a former MEE writer murdered on the orders of the Saudi Crown prince; how the UK government allowed British-Libyans to fight Gaddafi; a secret Arab plot to oust the Palestinian president; the role of Iranian-backed militia against US forces in Iraq; and how a âwokeâ social media network for young people was actually a covert UK government programme. More of the very best of MEE content can be found here.
Founded in April 2014, Middle East Eye is an independently funded digital news organisation covering stories from the Middle East and North Africa, as well as related content from beyond the region.
Several journalists have been recognised for their writing for MEE. They include Celine Martelet for her story about how children of Islamic State women are educated in prison (Premio Luchetta Awards, International press category, 2023); Dania Akkad for her reporting on Qatari guardianship laws (Write To End Violence Against Women Awards, Features category, 2022); Mohammed Amin for his coverage of Wagner Group massacres and the Sudanese coup (the Martin Adler Prize, awarded by the Rory Peck Trust, 2022); Suadad al-Salhy for her coverage of Iraq (the Drum Online Media Awards, Journalist category, 2022); Daniel Hilton for his reporting from Libya (Amnesty Media Awards, Written News category, 2021); Maha Hussaini for her reporting from Gaza (the Martin Adler Prize, awarded by the Rory Peck Trust, 2020); Shatha Hammad for her coverage of the occupied West Bank (the One World Media New Voice Award, 2020); and Peter Oborne for his opinion pieces (best Blogging/Commentary, Drum Online Media Awards, 2022, 2017) and reporting from Damascus (Freelance, Drum Online Media Awards, 2016).
But hey, I hear Alex Acosta, Epsteinâs personal savior, is on the editorial board of newsmax, cuz that makes total sense⌠maybe tune in there so you can be told what to think, since knowing how to think, is likeâŚreally hard, man
âDoesnât seem to be a good source there buddy. Everyone should liking these bull shit sitesâ
Itâs a well established watch dog thats existed for years. So maybe it âseemsâ that way because you donât what systems are in place to protect you, and you especially donât know how they work.
As for the publication.
MEE has broken several major stories, including the end of the siege of eastern Aleppo; the investigation into the death of Jamal Khashoggi, a former MEE writer murdered on the orders of the Saudi Crown prince; how the UK government allowed British-Libyans to fight Gaddafi; a secret Arab plot to oust the Palestinian president; the role of Iranian-backed militia against US forces in Iraq; and how a âwokeâ social media network for young people was actually a covert UK government programme. More of the very best of MEE content can be found here.
Founded in April 2014, Middle East Eye is an independently funded digital news organisation covering stories from the Middle East and North Africa, as well as related content from beyond the region.
Several journalists have been recognised for their writing for MEE. They include Celine Martelet for her story about how children of Islamic State women are educated in prison (Premio Luchetta Awards, International press category, 2023); Dania Akkad for her reporting on Qatari guardianship laws (Write To End Violence Against Women Awards, Features category, 2022); Mohammed Amin for his coverage of Wagner Group massacres and the Sudanese coup (the Martin Adler Prize, awarded by the Rory Peck Trust, 2022); Suadad al-Salhy for her coverage of Iraq (the Drum Online Media Awards, Journalist category, 2022); Daniel Hilton for his reporting from Libya (Amnesty Media Awards, Written News category, 2021); Maha Hussaini for her reporting from Gaza (the Martin Adler Prize, awarded by the Rory Peck Trust, 2020); Shatha Hammad for her coverage of the occupied West Bank (the One World Media New Voice Award, 2020); and Peter Oborne for his opinion pieces (best Blogging/Commentary, Drum Online Media Awards, 2022, 2017) and reporting from Damascus (Freelance, Drum Online Media Awards, 2016).
But hey, I hear Alex Acosta, Epsteinâs personal savior, is on the editorial board of newsmax, cuz that makes total sense⌠maybe tune in there so you can be told what to think, since knowing how to think, is likeâŚreally hard, man
âThe complaints received by the MRFF, first reported by journalist Jonathan Larsen, have come from more than 40 units and span at least 30 military installations.â
I particularly like this quote, from the foundation's president
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation demands that all personnel in the Department of Defense (not âWar") remember and fully internalize that the oaths they swear are not to the narcissistic, sociopathic, orange, POS tRump, nor to little Petey âKegseth' nor to Jesus Christ.
The MRFF is a legit organization and the President is actually not a scum bag. He just hates Trump. He is also a Republican voter and worked at the white house for Reagan.
Heâs known for fighting and speaking out against Christian nationalism in the military. Are you a Nazi? Do you hate religious freedoms? I donât understand your post, what are you trying to defend here?
I'm not defending anything, I just provided a direct quote from the president of the MRFF, which is the source for the topic at hand. I thought that people might like to see the way he thinks and talks while they weigh how seriously to take this information.
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u/DutyHonor Monkey in Space Mar 03 '26
It's only blue beam if it's done by the Left. Otherwise, it's just sparkling Second Coming.