The Pope is condemning President Trump on Iran. This from a man leading an organization that has (at various rimes) supported the impoverishment of Communism, letting horrific violent criminals escape the death penalty, pacifism towards depraved dictators, opening up the borders to anyone and everyone, and turning the other way for as long as they could get away with it when priests routinely molested young boys. I sure will listen to what the Pope has to say when he decides to moralize against America for finally fighting back after 47 years of relentless attacks by the # 1 sponsor of world terrorism.
And by the way, Pope Leo, the Iranian regime wants you beheaded and incinerated too. You might want to consider the benefit to Catholics of a world with a real America still in it.
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Speaking of uptight totalitarians, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren has said that “everyone,” including Trump supporters, are “scared” right now — of President Trump.
Since when are leftist totalitarians frightened of anything or anyone?
What are you scared of, Ms. Warren? Freedom? Why does freedom scare you?
Why does unseating dictators who trample on rights and impair commerce and prosperity frighten you?
Why do tax cuts and deregulation frighten you?
Why does arresting and prosecuting violent people, and refusing to let violent felons into the country, terrify you?
Oh, that’s right. You’re one of those dictators. You’re afraid you might lose some of your unjustified power and unearned millions.
And where are the Trump supporters afraid of him? Name one. I interact with Trump supporters all the time. The great majority are happy with him. Some want him to go further. Their only fear is that he won’t go far enough, and monsters like you will ultimately prevail. Who are the Trump supporters afraid of Trump? Name one.
This woman, and her kind, are insane. Or lying psychopaths. My money is on the latter theory.
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Critics of Trump’s economic policies must avoid the trap of calling them “state capitalism”
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A vast network of more than 63,000 connections woven throughout the Bible is drawing renewed attention from believers, with some arguing the intricate links point to divine authorship.Add a little motivated reasoning to the huge number of these vague "connections," a pattern that happens to resemble the rainbow after the Great Flood, and the kind of willful blindness to obvious alternative explanations that would make Tucker Carlson blush, and you have a sort of mini-Young Earth type of "theory:"
The connections, identified by a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University and a Lutheran pastor in Germany, stretch across all 66 books of scripture, linking people, events and themes scattered throughout the Old and New Testaments.
Researchers transformed these connections into a visualization that lays out every chapter from Genesis to Revelation along a single line. Each vertical bar represents a chapter, with taller bars marking sections that contain more verses.
Thousands of curved lines stretch between books to link related passages, with darker lines highlighting verses that share the greatest number of connections. The arcs form a rainbow-like pattern that visually reveals how extensively the Bible is woven together from beginning to end.
One user posted on X: 'That's literally impossible: you can't get 20 people in a room and tell them to write an essay about one topic and get agreement.'Wait a minute. I thought the Bible was of divine authorship and that god is perfect. But here he is having to edit his work! Hmmmm.
In a video shared by Silverdale Baptist Church in Tennessee, pastor Tony Walliser highlighted how the Bible connects stories across generations while focusing on a central figure, Jesus.
'Now, let me ask you how that just happened?' Walliser said in the video. 'You go wow, it must have had a major, amazing general editor, yeah, it did: God.'