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.@michaeljknowles: Variety is calling Run Hide Fight: Infidels "Islamophobic." @MattWalshBlog: "It's very Islamophobic, and I think we can embrace that."

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan on Iran: What is being confused here is this: people’s frustrations over the economic and other hardships they face are being portrayed as if they were an ideological uprising against the regime. When you look closely, there is actually no situation here that would whet the appetite of some Iran-hostile countries abroad.

Is this true?

Why every ex-Muslim looks like a lab experiment? I don’t mean it as an insult. Genuine question.

La guerra de Israel y Palestina es la angustia de Jacob el genocidio al pueblo palestino a manos de Esaú los sionistasla la gran tribulación es para Jacob ( pueblo palestino ) primero después para el mundo Apocalipsis 12...

The only relevant data point is that Jeffrey Epstein was (is) a Jew. Anyone who supports the Jews in any way is complicit in all of the evils he committed. That includes everyone from our president all the way down to your ‘pastor’.

Latter-day Saints follow a Jesus whom neither Paul nor any of the Apostles would have recognized. This is what Paul warned about in Galatians 1: a different gospel accompanied by a different Christ. Obviously, Galations doesn't specifically name "the Book of Mormon," but it warns against any later revelation that contradicts what was already delivered ‘once for all to the saints’ (Jude 3). A new gospel appearing 1800 years later is exactly what Paul tells Christians to reject. 1. The Fall Romans 5:12–19 teaches that Adam’s sin brought condemnation and death into the world. The Book of Mormon (2 Nephi 2) treats the Fall as a fortunate event and a necessary step toward exaltation. That is not Paul’s teaching. Paul calls it disobedience that corrupted creation and required Christ’s atoning sacrifice. 2. Race & Curses The Book of Mormon repeatedly describes black people as cursed (2 Nephi 5:21, Alma 3:6 and elsewhere) and identifies white skin with righteousness. The Bible teaches no racial theology. Scripture says that God ‘made from one man all nations’ (Acts 17:26) and that in Christ there is no ethnic hierarchy. 3. Salvation: Grace vs. Grace + Works The New Testament teaches we are saved by grace through faith, not of works (Eph. 2:8-9). The Book of Mormon teaches grace is available only after all we can do (2 Nephi 25:23). That is not Paul’s gospel. It is grace qualified by human effort. While good works should come out of faith, it isn't what qualifies us for salvation. 4. Priesthood The Book of Mormon claims Nephites kept the Law of Moses and maintained priests. Biblically, only Levites were permitted to serve in the priesthood (Numbers 1:47-53). The idea of non-Levitical Israelites operating a legitimate Mosaic priesthood contradicts the Torah itself and would have resultedin dusaster for any Nephite that tried. 5. Christ’s Appearances Acts 3:21 says Jesus remains in heaven until the time of restoration. The New Testament does not teach repeated post-ascension appearances of Christ to entire civilizations. Yet the Book of Mormon claims Jesus visited Earth multiple times, including America, as another major earthly ministry, which is something completely absent from and inconsistent with apostolic teaching. 6. The Nature of God LDS doctrine teaches that God the Father is an exalted man of flesh and bone (Doctrine & Covenants 130:22) and that the Father Himself has a Father. Christianity teaches that God is eternal, uncreated, and not a man (Numbers 23:19; Malachi 3:6; John 4:24). You don't have to wonder why Christians say Mormons are not Christians. You have a different God and a different gospel. You have more in common with Islam than Christianity. So, no, the Book of Mormon does not teach the same gospel the New Testament gives us. These are huge differences aren’t at the core of who God is, who Christ is, and what salvation is. That’s exactly what Paul meant when he warned believers not to accept ‘another gospel,’ even if preached by an angel.

Wasn't Mary 12 when her own son forcibly impregnated her, according to your religion? Don't you believe in a pedophilic incest rape theology? We should debate it, but unfortunately you're too scared to actually face a Muslim.