May Winter (@MSugma71483) header
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Joined January 2025
May Winter retweeted
The idea you have forgive unrepentant people who are actively sinning, is toxic abuser theology which should never be accepted, so this has to be acknowledged as true. We called to forgive like God - Not do more than He. But this isn't what Trump said & its not a defence of him.
Forgiveness is predicated upon repentance. God does not forgive unless there’s first been repentance.
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May Winter retweeted
*Ross turning to the camera breaking the 4th wall* "And do you, dear liberal viewer, have it in your heart to forgive Donald Trump when your time comes?"
🚨 Q: You're entering the next life [before God], all you have to do to enter paradise is feel love and forgiveness for James Comey, Nancy Pelosi, etc...can you do it? TRUMP: Then I wouldn't be real, would I? The easy answer is, yes, I could forgive. They are extremely dishonest people, bad people, I love our country far more...the answer is no. I want to be honest. Q: In judgement before God? TRUMP: I do hate some of my enemies. Look what they put me through. REPORTER: You had the most charmed and remarkable life of any American in my entire lifetime, and you can't find it in your heart to forgive some of your enemies? TRUMP: All I have to do is say yes, I can. Can I be honest? I probably cannot do that. Because I do hate some of my enemies — and I always will. Never heard Trump get asked such a deep question like that before. He COULD just say "yes" and get out of the question, but he didn't One thing you have to admit is this man is brutally honest.
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On his deathbed, Cardinal Richelieu, also notorious for political grudges, was asked to forgive his enemies, to which he replied that he had no enemies to forgive, amazing his audience. To which he added: I have only had enemies of the French State.
“I do hate some of my enemies, and I always will,” says President Trump. cbsn.ws/4epCFnt
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You’d expect the pagan gods to punish the Romans for abandoning them by unleashing pagan barbarians on them, but instead they sent a bunch of heretical barbarians who still preferred smashing pagan idols. Tells you how fake these pagan gods are
Late-stage Rome was a degenerate, multicultural, Christian empire. It was a hollow shell of what it once was (much like the Anglo-American empire is today). Rome didn't fall when the Goths sacked her, she fell when the sacred flame of Vesta was extinguished. Odoacer mercifully cut the ropes on which hung the corpse of the once great Roman state.
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It’s always funny to think that Chris Kyle died as he lived: shot in the back by a coward. Men who glamorise and glorify modern warfare like BAP and his band of Nietzschean poseurs will all get what’s coming to them.
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Your poor wife probably got the ick when you became a pagan larper lol
Replying to @Ehrenkrieg2
A year ago I started going to church with my exwife and did Bible study with the pastor. The more I read the Bible the more I questioned especially since I was already skeptical and aware of its Jewish roots. I eventually realized I couldn’t follow this cult and my wife left me.
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These are the kinds of people who get outraged and claim that you have bloodlust merely for supporting the death penalty for criminals who harm innocent and vulnerable people.
"Ever since that guy Charlie Kirk got murdered... and I shouldn't say this publicly... I feel better." -Dave Chappelle at Madison Square Garden And the New York City crowd laughs like a bunch of hyenas.
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May Winter retweeted
An active homosexual receiving communion and confession by aware priests So many souls are going to burn in hell man, its bleak
This is the stuff that breaks my heart. Encouraging blindsiding a cathedral with phone calls for offering mass for a man who passed? The man was literally in seminary for 11 years and spent his life serving the underserved. God bless him, and soften the hearts of these people.
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Whats funny is that the canton of Calvin’s Geneva was a hyper-advanced proto-social democracy but they would obviously burn Talarico at the stake
One of the more exciting parts of this election - among many - is the return of a religious left.
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Being against the death penalty isn’t some brave moral stand. Even that cruel, degenerate freak, the Marquess de Sade, was against the death penalty because he didn’t like the law protecting the weak and innocent.
I've talked about this before but I never understood the worldview of passionate death penalty supporters. I get the intellectual case for capital punishment even if I disagree with it. But they really think people who want to not kill fellow human beings are "moral cowards".
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May Winter retweeted
We voted for the death penalty (and to strengthen the death penalty) THREE times in this state. But true to California, the will of the people does not matter. The commies will do what they want in the end.
BREAKING: California Gov. Gavin Newsom commutes the death sentences of all 548 inmates on the state's death row to life in prison without parole.
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May Winter retweeted
The world LOVES Christians if they can squeeze into their mold. You can even be a white megachurch pastor, run and win a US Senate seat, and nobody will flinch about mixing religion and politics. Nobody dislikes a mainline Protestant.
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I’m so tired. Rightoids will never win in the long term. They just concede everything to their enemies.
Hopefully a more religious left will lead to a less Christian right.
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May Winter retweeted
He said whatever suited him. Depended on his mood. Likewise one moment he was gay-friendly, the next he was slagging off ‘faggotry’. Acted against sex abusers unless they were his mates, in which case he criminally protected them.
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"The return of the Religious Left" and it's just what R/Atheism thinks being a "Good Christian" is like
One of the more exciting parts of this election - among many - is the return of a religious left.
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We all know that if early Christians were asked to choose between what is more Christian and natural, love of their nation and people or the embrace of sodomy and sexual degeneracy, they would choose the former without a moment’s hesitation. Leftist Christianity is fraudulent.
I quite like Senator-elect James Talarico. He strikes me as an earnest man who genuinely wants to do good for his constituents in Texas and is sincerely animated by his Christian faith. (He is even studying to become a Presbyterian pastor.) Interestingly, he is not alone among the Democrats elected in this latest cycle in representing a rather unfamiliar, more explicitly religious face of the party. Senator-elect Adam Hamilton of Kansas, the first Democrat to win a Senate seat in the state since 1932 (!), happens to be the pastor of a megachurch there. This is one of the more interesting outcomes of the US midterms: flipping traditional Republican strongholds and other competitive states and districts has brought a different kind of Democrat into these positions, one quite unlike the coastal and big-city liberal archetypes we have grown accustomed to in recent decades. Of course, it was not always this way. Before gradually ceding the religious ground to Republicans over the past few decades, the Democrats had elected Jimmy Carter, a devout evangelical Christian, to the presidency. He was arguably the most religious president in modern American history.
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Lest we forget, the last major figure of the “religious left” was Jim Jones
One of the more exciting parts of this election - among many - is the return of a religious left.
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It takes a remarkable degree of intellectual & moral dishonesty to insist that the Bible is the inspired Word of God while declaring that it erred on homosexuality. At least theological libs are honest about rejecting the authority of Scripture, rather than being duplicitous
A conservative Democratic Methodist theologian just won a Senate election in Kansas and I have never felt more seen
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Never hate leftists so much that you forget who is truly responsible for Vatican II: Hitler. Without the moral uncertainty and chaos Hitler unleashed across the West, something like Vatican II would never have been possible.
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May Winter retweeted
These results are a reminder that X is an insane right-wing echo chamber
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