Quote# 117014

Some months ago as I, Zipporah prayed, The Lord showed me a section of hell.

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Dolls, Cartoons and Secular TV

I saw a baby pram (stroller) with a lot of teddy bears. There were demons inside them. These demons were happy and mocking humans. They were saying, “Look just how easy it is for us to have access to human beings. The baby who will have this pram will be our toy.” And they all laughed loudly giving each other a high-five. The Lord also let me hear George in the cartoon Curious George. He was talking sweetly and innocently in the cartoon but would laugh loudly and sarcastically in the back ground at the people he was deceiving. The Lord has several times warned against secular TV. He said that even if one was watching Christian TV, they should ask for guidance from the Holy Spirit as the devil is a deceiver. “You may not even be aware, but when you watch secular TV, your souls is in the hands of demons, and they do as they wish.” The Lord also showed me that some demons are also turned into clothes. They may look like normal clothes in the physical, but are something else in the spirit.

Zipporah Mushala, Maranatha Trumpeter 26 Comments [2/25/2016 4:24:04 AM]
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Submitted By: Yakob

Quote# 117012

Our society today teaches us that Homosexuality is alright. The President and Vice-President endorse this shameful act, members of Congress endorse this shameful act, and now the Homosexual rights advocates have oral arguments right now before the U. S. Supreme Court.
So our question is this:
If you are a real Christian and believe in the Bible then join with us and together we can stop this illness of Homosexuality that has polluted our government and threatens to pollute the next generation. Join the Ku Klux Klan today "Soldiers of the Cross"
We all know according to the teachings of the Bible what is going to happen to the Homosexuals, in the rapture if Christ

Imperial Wizard, Int. Keystone Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, Inc. 34 Comments [2/24/2016 5:52:55 PM]
Fundie Index: 14
Submitted By: TimeToTurn

Quote# 117011

Today everything is acceptable in the public square except Christianity. Yes, Yoga is a demonic teaching that is sweeping the country. Unlike Yoga teaching man is not and can never be God. Nor can man save himself from the penalty for sin. Scripture declares, "For the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord" (Romans 6:23). Yes, "For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23). To find one's inner god self is finding nothing.

jonas clark, jonas clark 22 Comments [2/24/2016 5:52:46 PM]
Fundie Index: 14

Quote# 117009

Did Adam fart before the fall? This gets into alot of questions about the anthropological body/soul relation and sin. Discuss amongst yourselves. And Yes this is a serious theological/philosophical question that Dr. Peter Kreeft ask in Calvin college when he was a calvinist studying theology.

Athanasias, Christian Forums 24 Comments [2/24/2016 5:51:17 PM]
Fundie Index: 16

Quote# 117008

That night, as I sat there at the table alone, (everyone else had gone to bed,) I suddenly felt that I was no longer alone, and that something was starring at me. I looked up, and seen a demon there, floating above the table. It reminded me of an octopus, with all its tentacles, but it was mostly bones and covered in dripping black tar. It had huge snarling sharp teeth, and it starred at me with malice. I thought this demon odd, for I had bound up any demonic doorways that might be in the home. So I asked in my mind, “what is this? Where did it come from?”

“It is a witchcraft demon,” the Lord Jesus replied. “The woman from the other house just sent it to you. Bind it up in My Name, and return it to its sender.”

This left me speechless for a moment. Why was God telling me to give it back to her? Wouldn’t it be better to send it back to hell instead?

“No,” the Lord replied. “Send it back to her so she will know that her religion is of no use.”

So I did as I was told and sent it back from whence it came. It left with a roar and a snarl, as if something had come up from behind it and suddenly pulled it out of this dimension.

I sat there in the silence, stunned.

Dreams of Dunamis, Dreams of Dunamis 34 Comments [2/24/2016 5:50:57 PM]
Fundie Index: 16

Quote# 117003

This is how deaf, dumb and blind liberals are. Since the god of this world has blinded your eyes to see, you cannot see what is happening around you. Look back over the last 50 years and try and see the evil that has crept into our country. Over 50 years ago we had Christian prayer in schools for close to 200 years. Since then we have taken Christian prayer out of schools. We have passed laws to kill the unborn. Homosexuals have come out of the closet, can marry is some states, and have weakened the military and have gained inroads into every organization within our country. We elected a lawless, lying, anti-American, anti-Christian Muslim to be president who is destroying our country. Who has left our borders wide open and he is allowing terrorists into our country.
I could list dozens of other things that show our moral decay over the last 50 years but they all have one thing in common...........godlessness!!! This is what liberalism/progressiveism/socialism is.......godlessness. It is a cancer that is slowly killing out country and it is only a matter of time before it does.
And you think homos coming after pastors to marry them will not happen? Yes, you cannot see what is happening without the Spirit of Christ!!!!

afchief , Christiannews.net 43 Comments [2/24/2016 4:05:01 AM]
Fundie Index: 17

Quote# 116999

In Eastern Orthodoxy, it's a heresy to be a racialist/nativist aka phyletist. Let that sink in... He was actually excommunicated for believing in ethnic separatism. The Catholic Church on the other hand has always endorsed ethnic solidarity. From Charles Martel unifying Catholic France, to the various Catholic Fascist parties in the mid 20th century. Unfortunately Pope Francis is detracting from the norm by advocating for immigration, but he certainly hasn't excommunicated anyone for disagreeing with his opinion.



Catholic Nationalist, Facebook 20 Comments [2/24/2016 3:35:48 AM]
Fundie Index: 13
Submitted By: JeanP

Quote# 116998

Prime Minister Narendra Modi may be promoting his Digital India drive across the world but a village in his native district of Mehsana in Gujarat has banned mobile phones for unmarried women.

In a Khap panchayat-like diktat, Suraj village –100 km from the state’s financial capital of Ahmedabad – decided to fine women Rs 2,100 for using or possessing a mobile phone. The informer gets Rs 200 as reward.

“Why do girls need cell phone? Internet is a waste of time and money for a middle-class community like us. Girls should better utilise their time for study and other works,” said Suraj village sarpnach Devshi Vankar.

The only exception to the rule is if a relative wants to talk to a girl, her parents can pass on their phones for conversation.

Vankar said the “entire population of 2,500”, comprising various castes, “welcomed the decision”.
Suraj village imposed the ban on February 12 but it may spread to other parts of north Gujarat as the politically influential Thakor community initiated a drive to extend the restriction, with support of other OBC communities such as the Rabari and Vankar.

The motivation of the mobile phone ban for women can be traced to an alcohol de-addiction drive by the Thakors mainly aimed at men.

As the drive progressed, the community came out with rules and regulations for women’s lifestyle.

Community leaders felt just like liquor, the use of cell phones by unmarried women created a nuisance in society.

In January, Ludar in Banaskantha district was the first village to implement such a ban. The community vowed to intensify the drive against alcohol de-addiction as well as cell phones by passing resolutions during meetings being organised in rural parts of the state’s northern belt.’

“Alcohol consumption by men and cell phone use by women create a lot of disturbance in society. Young girls get misguided. It can break families and ruin relationship,” said Raikarnji Thakor, a community leader from north Gujarat.

“It (the ban) is the villagers’ idea only,” he added.

Suraj Village, Hindustan Times 23 Comments [2/24/2016 3:35:22 AM]
Fundie Index: 15
Submitted By: arcanephoenix

Quote# 116987

I was just thinking; if we ever met intelligent aliens, would it be right to count them as people? I mean, OK, so they're smart enough to communicate with us, so what? They're still not human, and thus pretty much the same as any other animal, just smarter. And what is it about intelligence that should automatically give you more rights anyway? What makes humans, human? If it is intelligence, what of babies, kids, and mentally challenged adults?

Also, given the way we humans love to play God and tamper in DNA for shits and giggles, what if one day we managed to genetically engineer an Earth animal to be intelligent? Like, say, pigs. Would we have any obligation to grant smart pigs rights on par with a human? And what of their dumber counterparts? No more bacon? Although, I recon the regular, dumb pigs would be to smart pigs like chimps are to humans, which doesn't really help. A lot of people give certain protections to chimps, and it's argued that they're so similar to humans. But they're also endangered. Would smart pigs have compassion for dumb pigs because of their similarities, or nothing change, since they're so plentiful?

And what would give a robot any rights, regardless of how smart it is? In the end, it is still nothing more than a well programmed machine, even if the hypothetical technology existed to let it feel emotions.


[ I think that "personhood" is an artificial concept that most of us subconsciously redefine to our own ethical convenience. For instance, if you own a pet piglet, you are probably going to think of pigs as "persons", because your relationship with your pet is more emotionally satisfying that way. But if you're eating bacon, then you probably won't subconsciously grant pigs personhood, because in that context to do so would be emotionally distressing and dissonant. ]


Yeah, this is why I believe animals don't have souls. Any worth any given animal has, only has that value because another human put it on them. Everybody cares about their pet, but nobody cares about the stray that was put down (at least most people don't) or that gazelle that got shot. People who oppose hunting for stupid reasons seem to care about cutesie animals like deer and such, but will still gladly buy butchered cattle at a grocery store.

washington214, TvTropes 41 Comments [2/23/2016 4:22:56 AM]
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Quote# 116986

Aliens are integral to the superhero mythos we enjoy every Wednesday. After all, the age of heroes did start with a baby falling from the sky. At a certain point it’s almost easy to take all the myriad of non-humans running around for granted, but then I realized how far we are from finding life out in the void here in the real world. This discrepancy gave me pause. Of course I’ve thought about the absurdity of the way aliens are portrayed in comics, and have been hesitant to write about it because I want to say something scientific about it rather than just complain, but today I “can’t stands no more” to quote a swarthy sailor. So here are just some of the issues I have with aliens in comics.

....

You have more genetic material shared between you and a tulip than you would with any alien you might encounter. Yet as always, I don’t like to gripe without coming up with a solution that at the very least allows myself to read the comics anger free. Even though for the life of me I can't figure out why martians, our cosmic neighbors, look so weird whereas Krytonians look like a typical WASP. So my thinking is that species whose bodies evolved to look similar to humans tend to be the species that come here for an extended stay. And the really nasty customers go find a planet where everyone looks more like them. Thus, Starfire is welcome but Starro keeps getting sent home.

So we let the hotties stay on earth because… well they’re hot. Yet that’s still pretty disturbing. These things are not human, they just aren’t. I can’t quite see how being attracted to an alien is much better than bestiality. I suppose Clark Kent has an excuse since he was raised among us. But Dick Grayson should know better.

Ryan Haupt, iFanboy 36 Comments [2/23/2016 4:22:40 AM]
Fundie Index: 4

Quote# 116985

Superman and Lois having sex is most definitely bestiality, at the very least (it would be more "natural" for Lois to get it on with a frog or beetle, even). Plus, consider that Supes has died at least once, and very publicly, at that: half the DC universe attended his funeral! Thus we are faced with perhaps the most important question of our generation: is Lois Lane a secret necrophilia buff?


Happy Clam, The Straight Dope 25 Comments [2/23/2016 4:22:33 AM]
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Submitted By: randy

Quote# 116977

afchief:
One of the few on the bench who believed in our Constitution. Our country lost a great patriot and Constitutional icon. He will be missed.

I'm sure Osamabama is salivating to put another homo, anti-constitutional person on the bench. All McConnell and the Republican leadership have to do is to decline to consider any nominee appointed by Osamabama. State clearly that the Senate is exercising its constitutional power and, unlike Osamabama who presumes powers he does not have, that the power to confirm or deny a presidential appointment is at the heart of the Senate's control of the Executive Branch.

Ambulance Chaser:
What do you care? You think the Supreme Court has no power.

afchief:
They do not have any power. Brain dead liberals like you, and manipulated Christians believe otherwise.

I'm spreading the truth far and wide that we are being lied to about the role of the SCOTUS.

Let the truth be known!!!

acontraryview:
"They do not have any power. "

Then what does it matter who gets appointed?

Quantz:
What you are spreading is politely called manure, sir.

afchief:
Then prove me wrong!!!!

Guess what you can't!!!!!!!

gogo0:
if the SCOTUS rules that banning abortion is constitutional, would you still say they have no power?

afchief:
Liberals are dumber then a box of rocks. I see it ALL the time. Show me where in the Constitution it states their opinions are binding.

Waiting................................................................................................

[long citation to the Constitution]

afchief:
They have NO power, period!!!

Ambulance Chaser:
And yet, the entire country obeys their rulings. Hence, they have power.

afchief:
Then show me the law Mr. Make Believe Lawyer!!!!

Ambulance Chaser:
Sure. Right after you show me a lawyer who doesn't cite case law.

afchief:
So you are telling me "case law" IS law? Is that what you are telling me????

Where did you get that law degree from? Rocko's lawyer school for the mentally challenged liberal?!?!?

LOL!!!!

Bob Johnson:
Instead of a long cut and paste, I will point you to an online textbook on Supreme Court Decision Making -
http://www. thisnation. com/textbook/judiciary-decision.html

If after reading the article you still hold your current views, could you please point us to textbooks on American law?

This way we can both have common references for continuing this discussion.

afchief:
Instead, let's use their job description! Show me where it says case law IS law

Waiting...........................................................

[Another long copypasta citation to the Constitution]

Bob Johnson:
A shorter reply would be

Section. 2.

The judicial Power shall extend to all Cases, in Law and Equity, arising under this Constitution,

afchief:
LOL! Does it say that case law IS law. No it says their power extends to all cases.

This is why liberalism truly is a mental disorder. The law is whatever liberals think it is.

Go read this article that came out 2 days ago and concentrate on the bottom half of the article. Look up the references in the article. And educate yourself!!!!!

February 16, 2016
Did Justice Scalia Already Give Us the Solution to the Problem of Filling His Seat?
By Selwyn Duke

Ambulance Chaser:
Yes, that's what I'm telling you.

afchief:
Let's read an article that came out yesterday? Shall we? It explains in detail what I have been saying to Mr. Make Believe Lawyer. I'll skip the first part of the article and get to the meat.

[Copies and pastes an entire article]

Ambulance Chaser:
Yes, that's nice. Your long copypasta is essentially saying that American jurisprudence SHOULDN'T be as dependent as it is on case law. Not that it ISN'T dependent on case law.

Frankly, as I've said before, I have no interest in debating what American law should look like. It's an interesting thought exercise, but it has no bearing on the actual practice of law.

You keep asking me where I went to law school, and calling me a fake lawyer, implying that you believe that real lawyers understand that Supreme Court precedent serves no binding purpose. But even your own quoted article doesn't say that. It just says it SHOULDN'T.

Well, law schools teach students how to practice law not how to debate the intellectual abstractions of it. I went to law school to learn how to be a lawyer, not an academic or a philosopher. While history professors and philosophers debate the actual meaning of the Constitution, I am going to go ahead and continue practicing law as I was taught and as every lawyer, professor, and judge that I've ever met practices it.

afchief:
And yet you still do not understand that the SCOTUS cannot strike down any laws. Did you study the Constitution? Where does it state that so and so vs. so and so is law? Where? Not in the Constitution. Did you study how law is made, changed, and removed? There are ONLY two ways laws are made, changed, or struck down in our country and the SCOTUS is not one of them.

If 10 million people of a state vote for a "law" to be passed you are telling me 5 people in black robes can strike down that law? Is that what you are telling me? You learned that in law school? Really?

Sorry again, you must have went to Rocko's school for the liberal and homosexual impaired. Because you are WRONG!!!!!

afchief, Christiannews.net 45 Comments [2/22/2016 4:27:24 AM]
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Quote# 116975

I was struck by the phrase "self-deification" used in the Lenten reflection quoted in #10248. I see this as one of the major tools used by the devil to destroy our faith. It is so often used as in:
If I were God I would not allow ....
A good God would never do things this way ....
If God loves us, He will save us no matter what we do ...
God should not have created the devil ...
God would surely intervene to prevent this ....
In these examples the devil is tempting us to assume that our way of thinking is superior to God's. So instead of using our God given gifts of intelligence and intellect for good in the way God intended, the devil tempts us to mis-use them, along with other God given gifts, to destroy out faith

Alan Burns, Religion and Ethics 29 Comments [2/22/2016 4:27:01 AM]
Fundie Index: 15
Submitted By: Nearly Sane

Quote# 116972

Pagan prayers made in false belief. Only those who know Jesus (the) Christ shall be saved from their Sin. As the world has been fooled by Catholicism, so the world has been fooled by Islam. These, and other false religions, exist because people reject the Truth.

Follow Jesus, find Truth.

FoJC_Forever, Christian News Network 38 Comments [2/22/2016 4:24:41 AM]
Fundie Index: 9

Quote# 116971

Members of the NUS are attempting to no platform an anti-racism campaigner who founded Hope Not Hate because he is apparently "Islamophobic".

Nick Lowles, director of the organisation, posted a message on Facebook saying he had been targeted by the National Union of Students because he has "repeatedly spoken out against grooming and dared condemn Islamist extremism".

In a statement, Lowles said it was suggested he speak at the NUS' anti-racism conference but there was "push back" from a few leading figures, alleging he was an “Islamophobe".

"This charge is obviously quite ridiculous. I am an independent member of the Government's Anti-Muslim hatred Working Group and over the last few years HOPE not hate, as an organisation, has worked closely with Muslim communities throughout Britain to defeat the politics of hate. Only last December, I co-authored the most comprehensive report into organised anti-Muslim hatred.

"My crime, it seems, has been to repeatedly call on the anti-racist movement to do more to condemn on-street grooming by gangs and campaigning against Islamist extremist groups in the UK and abroad.

"I make no apology for either position. We need to be consistent in our opposition to extremism - from whatever quarter it comes - just as we need to be more vocal in our condemnation of child sex grooming.

"The situation is almost amusing in its absurdity, but I want to stress that my beef is with a small group of ultra-leftists within the NUS, not NUS itself, who were, I'm led to believe, unaware of all this."

Megan Dunn, president of the NUS, told HuffPost UK: "Hope Not Hate is not on NUS’ no platform list. I would happily share a platform with anyone from Hope Not Hate tomorrow. Representatives from Hope Not Hate, including Nick Lowles, have and continue to be invited to NUS events.

"I have tried to clarify this issue with Mr Lowles but have been unable to contact him."

The NUS has a colourful history of attempting to no-platform speakers.

Most recently, gay rights campaigner Peter Tatchell was branded "transphobic" by an NUS officer, who refused to speak at an event with Tatchell.

Members of the National Union of Students , Huffington Post 19 Comments [2/22/2016 4:24:33 AM]
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Quote# 116969

Gandhi Doesn't Like Us

How many times have you come across this quote attributed to Mahatma Gandhi? "I like your Christ. I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ." I must have read it a hundred times in books, magazines, articles, tweets. It is used by believers and unbelievers to point to the hypocrisy of Christians and to call us to more and to better. Our inability to live what we preach is driving the multitudes away. Or so we are told. After all, that's what Gandhi said.

We need to stop using this quote and I'm going to give you two good reasons to do so. In the first place, Gandhi was hardly an authority on Jesus. When he says, "I like your Christ" he is referring to a Jesus of his own making, a Jesus plucked haphazardly from the pages of Scripture, a Jeffersonian kind of Jesus, picked and chosen from the accounts of his life. He certainly was not referring to the Jesus—the true and complete Jesus—revealed from the first page of Scripture to the last. He did not refer to the Jesus who stands reading with a sword of judgment, the Jesus who made unwavering claims of his own deity and eternality, who declared that he was and is the only way to be made right with God. Jesus the good man, Jesus the teacher, Jesus the moralist, perhaps, but never Jesus who was and is and is to come.

Whatever Jesus Gandhi liked was certainly not the Jesus of the Bible. Why then should we care if we do not attain to this falsified version of Jesus? I would be ashamed to have any appearance to the kind of Jesus that Gandhi would deem good and acceptable and worthy of emulation. That Jesus would, of course, have to look an awful lot like Gandhi. So there is one good reason to stop using this quote: because Gandhi fabricated a Jesus of his own making and declared his affection only for this fictional character. He never liked the real thing.

Here's a second reason. Gandhi had a fundamental misunderstanding of himself and of the rest of humanity.

Gandhi no doubt loved the way that Jesus related to the downtrodden and disadvantages and assumed that he himself was a leper or Samaritan, when really he was a Pharisee. He assumed that he was the woman with the never-ending discharge of blood who had spent all of her money on every crazy and painful medical treatment or the blind man who followed behind Jesus crying out "Jesus, Son of David, have mercy on me!" Perhaps he might even have deigned to put himself in the place of the Prodigal Son, a man who had gone astray but then found hope and redemption. Whatever the case, the Jesus he liked must have been a Jesus who would love and accept him just as he was and not a Jesus who declared that even a man as good as he was an enemy of God.

Jesus spoke kind words and did great deeds; he comforted and healed and gave hope and a future. But not to everyone. Jesus reserved the harshest of words for the religious elite, those who declared that they were holy, that they understood the nature of God, that they had achieved some kind of enlightenment. Jesus had no love for such people. It was such people who received the sharpest of his rebukes and the most brutal of his "Woes!" They were the whitewashed tombs, the broods of vipers, the blind guides.

Such men did not love Jesus. They may have loved Gandhi's fabricated Christ but they hated the real one. This Jesus, the Jesus of the Bible, would have rebuked Gandhi as he rebuked the Jewish leaders of his day, the people who led people walking behind them on the road to hell. Like them, he was convinced of his own goodness, his own worthiness.

There are two good reasons to stop using this quote: Gandhi liked only the Christ of his own making and he believed that he was worthy of the favor of this Christ. On both accounts he was wrong; dead wrong.

Tim Challies, Christianity.com 33 Comments [2/22/2016 4:19:38 AM]
Fundie Index: 19
Submitted By: Arceus

Quote# 116968

1. Blood, brutality, violence and destruction. An abundance of studies show that visual or imagined violence can lead to actual violence. People cannot fill their minds with wanton brutality without mental and moral consequences. One of those consequences is an insatiable lust for an ever-growing intensity of thrills. As the virtual violence of the past becomes boring, only a higher level of shock and brutality can satisfy the craving.

The steps toward moral depravity include desensitization to the nature of evil and justification of sin. Both play a part in the mental process of a Matrix fan who immerses himself in the Gnostic myth and identifies with immoral

Berit Kjos, crossroad 27 Comments [2/22/2016 4:19:03 AM]
Fundie Index: 8
Submitted By: undie not fundie

Quote# 116967

The villains in Disney's new fantasy are the greedy white males who have come to exploit the land and steal its gold. Even the best of them, handsome John Smith, is made to look foolish compared to the nature-wise woman he loves. Their exchange of wisdom flows one way only: from Indian to European. So when Smith unwittingly offers to build an English civilization on Indian lands, Pocahontas shows her disgust, then teaches him a lesson on pagan oneness. Her message now echoes in the hearts of children everywhere through the hit song "The Colors of the Wind", which keeps reminding them that mountains, trees... everything is filled with spiritual life and linked in a never-ending circle.

It all makes sense when you watch the movie. With subtle mastery, its makers highlight the anti-Western message and stir predictable indignation: How can the crude British sailors, so ignorant of the spiritual things, call natives "heathen"? Those Christian intruders are the real savages who batter the earth and rob its friends.

In contrast, the Indians seem flawless. They care for the land. They commune with its spirits. They love each other. Kekata, the tribal shaman or medicine man provides spiritual protection and guidance. The ghostly images in the smoke from his magic fire warn the tribe to shun the newcomers who "prowl the earth like ravenous wolves." The only exception is John Smith who has learned to see life and nature from Pocahonta's perspective. In the end, he risks his life to stop the war.

In line with today's quest for gender "equity", the deep spiritual insights come from women. As multicultural lessons tell us: patriarchy brings war and oppression; matriarchy brings wisdom and peace -- especially if the female heroines are non-Western. It doesn't matter if the source of matriarchal wisdom comes from humans, ancestral spirits, or nature spirits. So when chief Powhatan feels the spirit of Pocahontas dead mother guiding him, he heeds her lofty wisdom: "...there will be no more killing. Let us be guided instead to a place of peace."

Berit Kjos, crossroad 26 Comments [2/22/2016 4:18:55 AM]
Fundie Index: 10
Submitted By: undie not fundie

Quote# 116959

If and when the Vatican is attacked by ISIS, which as everyone knows is ISIS’s ultimate trophy, I can promise you that the Pope would have only wished and prayed that Donald Trump would have been President because this would not have happened. ISIS would have been eradicated unlike what is happening now with our all talk, no action politicians.

The Mexican government and its leadership has made many disparaging remarks about me to the Pope, because they want to continue to rip off the United States, both on trade and at the border, and they understand I am totally wise to them. The Pope only heard one side of the story - he didn’t see the crime, the drug trafficking and the negative economic impact the current policies have on the United States. He doesn’t see how Mexican leadership is outsmarting President Obama and our leadership in every aspect of negotiation.

For a religious leader to question a person’s faith is disgraceful. I am proud to be a Christian and as President I will not allow Christianity to be consistently attacked and weakened, unlike what is happening now, with our current President. No leader, especially a religious leader, should have the right to question another man’s religion or faith. [Mexican leaders] are using the Pope as a pawn and they should be ashamed of themselves for doing so, especially when so many lives are involved and when illegal immigration is so rampant.

Donald Trump, Right Wing Watch 34 Comments [2/21/2016 4:44:24 PM]
Fundie Index: 28
Submitted By: Ibuki Mioda

Quote# 116957

Scalia was Raptured

Everyone assumes the Rapture will take place instantly but I suggest to you that the Rapture began some time ago and this is why David Bowie, Vanity and Scalia died.

Read the description of Scalia...

“Other than being with his family or in church, there’s no place he’d rather be than on a hunt,”

“Everything was in perfect order. He was in his pajamas, peacefully, in bed,”

[...]

the more I ponder it, the more sense this makes. If Scalia was Raptured, the family wouldn't be worried about an autopsy, in fact they'd avoid it and cremation. It would be proof positive.

We know Vanity had been a God-fearing, church-working woman for many years.

I'm not sure about Bowie but I'm black star had something to do with it. Perhaps its a code word for the Rapture.

[...]

Scalia being Raptured could create a lot of inexplicable weirdness around his death. What if some of the other attendees witnessed his Rapturing?

Everyone would be freaked out, not want to discuss it, rush him off out of sight as fast as possible.

[...]

He died at Cibolo Creek Ranch.
Cibolo means "bison".

The spiritual meaning of bison -

:Those with buffalo as power animal must walk a sacred path, honouring every walk of life. Buffalo will assist you in establishing a deep connection with Mother Earth and Father Sky. and will ask that you help the endangered species in the world"


Scalia was a old white guy...


"the White Buffalo is the considered incredibly holy. When the White Buffalo comes into our awareness (dreams, vision or even while hiking) it is a huge sign of promise, and great prosperity is soon to come after sighting this regal creature".

"Mid-tribulationists appeal to Daniel 7:25 which says the saints will be given over to tribulation for "time, times, and half a time," - interpreted to mean 3.5 years"


so according to some interpretations, the Rapture could take place over a multi-year period.

There are three theories about the Rapture:

1) Rapture occurs before tribulation

2) Rapture occurs mid-way through tribulation

3) Rapture occurs after tribulation


But what if all three are correct?

What if the Rapture is an on-going process throughout tribulation? Doesn't that make more sense?

Anonymous Coward, Godlike Productions 35 Comments [2/21/2016 5:38:44 AM]
Fundie Index: 18

Quote# 116956

Evolution is sun worship

Evolutionists say that evolution doesn't violate the 2nd law of thermodynamics (that there will be an increase in entropy without an energy input) because, you guessed it, the sun provides the needed energy!

So evolutionists literally believe the sun created all life ... including you!

Anonymous Coward, Godlike Productions 38 Comments [2/21/2016 5:38:32 AM]
Fundie Index: 24

Quote# 116955

We must thank RED DRAGON. Message from Heaven.

From Eve Marchal:

"We must thank Red Dragon ..."

Last week I was called through remote viewing in an ET vessel. Our future bodies which had been heated were lying and waiting on tables. New adults bodies! Everything was beautiful, perfect, no scar, no trace of teen buttons ...

A Mounian (small blue ET) asked me if I was happy. 'Glad' is well below the emotion I felt.

This is my first 'mindfulness' body, beyond the carnal cycle. A body that can support high densities of time and play with them. An incredible gift!

Some months ago (July 20, 2015), Kelren (Tall Blond ET) gave me a clue as to the time of departure. Here's what he told me after indicating 'you leave tonight' :

" We must thank Red Dragon".

I noted at that the time the absence of the definite article "the" before 'Red Dragon', but didn't know, at all, what it was about.

We made, Eric and I, researches. THE Red Dragon is a tropical flower, sometimes the first beast of the Book of Revelation. In the Apocalypse, in fact, the RED DRAGON is the first beast with seven heads and 10 horns, the symbol of Wales and its princes who became kings of the British monarchy (House of Hanover / Windsor). It is more widely the symbol of the political power in the world.

But neither the two solutions (flower or beast) made sense until now.

This morning (February 10 2016 around 7 AM) on TV, this sentence was said several times by the anchor (Telematin on France 2 channel) speaking about the logo of the Paris bid for the 2024 Olympic Games.

Red Dragon is the name of the company that created this symbol (Dragon Rouge in French) that seems to please.

The anchor on France 2 therefore pronounced this sentence:

"We must thank Red Dragon [for creating this logo]."

This precised what Kelren showed me about a visible planetary alignment seen from the Earth. We are in this configuration since January 20, 2016, that, for a month. If I'm not mistaken, we are finally there, and this will be the 'show time' in the sky of Orleans (France) in hours or days.

For you, it will be stunning then fascination with this show of ET ships above this city in the Loiret (these are their words). For us, it will be our last death for humans coming from a woman's body (our mothers), and a birth in the spirit realm.

In 1960, while I was still in her womb, my mother received a call from his brother John Souhami who lived in Paris. He told her that an angel had visited him in his sleep and asked him to intercede with her sister that her unborn child should be called Eve.

My mother, of Jewish culture, refused since it was first for her a connotation of vice.

But the angel insisted, forcing my uncle to call his sister living in Antibes, France, again and again ... until she capitulated and agreed to give me this name. Which she did reluctantly. Uncle John offered me for my birth a little golden apple with my name engraved, happy to have been able to influence my mother and satisfy his nocturnal visitor.

But Eve is not the symbol of vice, but that of the spirit falling into materiality, enjoying it to the point of forgetting its subtle origin, and after endless wanderings and multiple incarnations, finally going back to the spirit world.

Eric and I are in a great impatience to live this moment.

And you? Are you ready for this great adventure?

With all my love,

Eve.

Anonymous Coward, Godlike Productions 20 Comments [2/21/2016 5:38:28 AM]
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Quote# 116952

Saudi religious cops trained to fight magic-

Saudi Arabia’s influential religious police have started training its new members on how to fight magic and arrest those involved in black art in the Gulf Kingdom.

Newspapers said 30 members of the Commission for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice have completed a five-day course on combating magic at the Commission’s headquarters in the capital Riyadh.

They said the course covered theoretical and practical lessons on how to deal with magic, destroy black art work and identify magicians and sorcerers.

Magic is strictly banned in conservative Muslim Saudi Arabia, where those convicted for involvement in sorcery have been executed.

Saudi Arabian Religious Police, Emirates 24/7 41 Comments [2/21/2016 4:52:56 AM]
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Submitted By: Naturalistic Worldview

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Former Satanist: “I Performed Satanic Rituals Inside Abortion Clinics”

Former #Satanist, #ZacharyKing, says, there are #satanicRituals, the eating of babies, satanic dedications of all aborted babies, on regular basis.

He says doctors and nurses in #abortionclinics and #plannedparenthood, are usually Satanists.

This should be headline news, but you will not hear this anywhere on the #mainstreammedia.

Many female satanists admit to becoming "#breeders", where they get pregnant and never report it, and then sacrifice the baby by way of "skinning" to #Satan. (#ArizonaWilder)

Many breeders while pregnant will visit abortion centers to see which ones "really" promote abortion, or those who try to get them to give the baby up for adoption or keep the baby. The reason they do this is because THEY WANT TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE "REAL" ABORTION CLINICS!

Satanists consider their "charity" as supporting and promoting abortion. (As learned from current #Detroit, #Michigan chapter #SatanicTemple member who was pregnant at the time but lied on the show, and was interviewed by Lisa Ling on her new show " #ThisisLife" on CNN)* Abortion is murder and it is a satanic ritual that evil thrives on! The death of children, the death of innocence, the death of civilization via willing & consenting genocide. (#Depopulation)

Abortion is forgivable! So if one wants to seek true forgiveness, seek God.

Yet Satanists who willingly do the work of the devil, will have a special place in the hell in which they've brought upon the Earth.

#Abortuaries #Mortuaries #BlackAwakening #Luciferian #BabylonBullshit #Molech #SacrificalOffering

freedom_faction, Instagram 41 Comments [2/21/2016 4:52:37 AM]
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Submitted By: Demon Duck of Doom

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The groups trying to advance women’s rights in Pakistan’s deeply traditional patriarchal society suffered a painful blow last month when the national parliament refused to pass laws banning child marriage. The parliament buckled to the dictates of the Islamic Ideology Council, a religiously right-wing advisory group with no legal authority. The same body has also said that taking DNA tests to identify a suspected rapist is against Islam.

Islamic Ideology Council, washington post 20 Comments [2/21/2016 4:47:50 AM]
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Submitted By: Mister Spak