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2026-03-27 17:43:37 UTC

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Add MI and IL to the list. Also hearing rumblings that WA and WI are considering similar laws.
@nprofile…0m5k worth covering and helping mount more resistance to these laws. This trend is accelerating and happening largely under the radar.
#nevent1q…5sw4

2026-03-25 21:42:19 UTC

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This is a great introduction to the topic:
https://canonplus.com/tabs/search/videos/4266

2026-03-25 20:44:59 UTC

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Yes and amen.
I would only add that baptism is also *more* than a demonstration to the world. There is a deeply covanental element and, as Peter states, it acts as an appeal to God for a good conscience, both of which are why children of believing households should be baptized.

2026-03-25 19:51:26 UTC

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Some of this comes down to how we are defining terms. What does one mean by "save"? Because those who go out of their way to say that "baptism doesn't save" directly contradict Scripture:
"Baptism, which corresponds to this, now saves you, not as a removal of dirt from the body but as an appeal to God for a good conscience, through the resurrection of Jesus Christ"
1 Peter 3:21
Also, what does the person mean by "essential"? Essential for what, exactly?
I find that so often this is to do with what one believes about the nature of the Covenant, what one believes about regeneration, and probably what one believes the relationship is between the Old Testament and the New Testament.

2026-03-25 18:07:59 UTC

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This is why I think going down conspiracy rabbit holes is so addicting. I'm not using conspiracy as a pejorative, nor saying it is always a waste of time, but I do find that people who go deep often have this thirst for secret knowledge and the power (or perceived power) that comes with knowing (or thinking they know).
Ironically, it is the thirst for secret knowledge that drives satanic elite circles to do a lot of what they do, and the same thirst that drives scores of people to try and uncover what the elites are doing.

2026-03-24 22:28:36 UTC

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🤝

2026-03-11 14:12:58 UTC

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Antichrist is anyone who denies the lordship of Christ. So he isn't just a contender, but he also isn't unique among sinners.

2026-01-30 13:40:49 UTC

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😂
Is it not better than having no pull up bar?

2026-01-30 04:15:09 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/6bb192afa52becc0d2344044fdfaaf652d852ac096f7071ff1046ead5ffeccb3.jpg

2026-01-29 17:33:47 UTC

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@nprofile…xydq any thoughts or insights here?

2026-01-27 21:20:19 UTC

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Definitely a major hurdle and an unjust distortion of law.
I would argue, though, that this too won't change until we recover the household. Might seem counterintuitive—how can households be properly recovered if the law is weaponized against them?—but this is where I think it is crucial for men to make wise and prudent decisions around marriage, family formation, and community. And existing families, churches, and communities need to be more intentional about helping young people marry and helping them throughout marriage.
In other words, we cannot wait for the laws to change before we make concerted efforts at household recovery. We as men have to make wise decisions and take the risks involved if we are to get to a point where law, politics, and culture shift away from a perverse, feminist bent.

2026-01-27 15:27:09 UTC

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The household—not the individual—is the basic unit and building block of civilization.
This is why the constant upending of the household has dealt a death blow to the culture, the body politic, the church, and every institution.
Everything we face now in the West is downstream of the hollowing out of the household. This mean that the recovery of productive, covenantal, sovereign, and faithful households is of the utmost importance. Restore the household, restore civilization.
Young men, take note. Husbands and fathers, take note.
#RecoverTheHousehold #ToChristAlone #FatherlyFrame #grownostr
#nevent1q…awps

2026-01-26 20:44:24 UTC

Broken money and all the destruction it causes is downstream of civilization-scale spiritual apostasy. Fixing the money with #bitcoin will solve a lot of issues but Christian reformation and revival is the only way to truly recover the West.
GA
#ToChristAlone

2026-01-22 17:38:23 UTC

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I agree with Trump's point, but I hope in the New Christendom we can finally dispense with "the Dark Ages" as the descriptor of a period that was actually full of a lot of light and glory and invention.

2026-01-11 22:48:39 UTC

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And yet, Christ is the obstacle to both, and it is His kingdom that will prevail.

2026-01-11 21:55:44 UTC

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What you are saying isn't untrue but it is purely pragmatic and still lacks a particularly moral rationale.

2026-01-07 14:43:08 UTC

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Dont tempt me with a good time now, Bolton.

2026-01-05 15:31:15 UTC

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Jesus directed the conquests of Canaan via Joshua after the Exodus. There was much heroism there.
He also gives authority ("the sword") to the civil magistrate to execute justice by being a terror to evildoers. This includes putting the evildoer to death.
You are right that Jesus didnt conquer sin through the bloodshed of others, but rather shed his own blood. Yet he is the ultimate Judge and arbiter of justice and he often uses human agents (civil authorities) to carry out His justice.

2026-01-01 23:01:20 UTC

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A charitable response 🤝

2026-01-01 19:00:45 UTC

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The an-cap mind cannot comprehend and resorts to calling you a cucked statist.

2025-12-30 02:23:52 UTC

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Yes
#nevent1q…njee

2025-12-26 00:08:15 UTC

His Name for ever shall endure
last like the sun it shall;
Men shall be blessed in Him, and blessed
all nations shall Him call.
Now blessed be the Lord, our God,
the God of Israel,
For He alone does wonderous works,
in glory that excel.
And blessed be His glorious Name
to all eternity;
The whole earth let His glory fill.
Amen, soet it be.
Merry Christmas, #nostr
#ToChristAlone

2025-12-20 19:42:18 UTC

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Getting harder not to see this as another FF

2025-12-16 03:41:39 UTC

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Faith is trust, and trust is established through a reasoned assessment and assurance that the object of that faith is trustworthy. Faith is neither blind nor superstitious no wishful thinking nor *only* personal.
Reducing faith to merely a personal relationship with Christ that has no real weight of objective truth behind it and no real requirements on the world is antithetical to the Biblical definition of faith and is one of the biggest reasons the West is on the suicidal path it has taken.

2025-12-15 21:00:00 UTC

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Yes 🤝

2025-12-06 03:29:03 UTC

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Jesus says that He is God. And he was murdered for saying it.
As C. S. Lewis put the famous trilemma: Jesus is either a lair, a lunatic, or the Lord. There are no other options.

2025-12-02 23:03:10 UTC

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDsUEpgF0YM

2025-11-30 03:37:08 UTC

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What is weird is when someone is publicly against homosexuality and people think that automatically means the man is himself some closeted self-loathing homosexual.
It is possible to be straight, to think homosexuality morally deplorable, and mean it.

2025-11-29 19:31:52 UTC

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Yes and justice flows from God's moral order and law. As I have mentioned elsewhere in this larger conversation, all magisterial law and action follows some kind of moral standard. It can't help but do this. So then we have to ask, which ought it to be? It cannot be neutral. And a Christian moral standard of justice and civil order is the most ideal because it is the only one that is most in accord with reality and most honoring of Christ.
I know that various people within CN have different visions for what a Christian nation is, but what I mean to argue here is a pretty plainly Scriptural and standard historical view in which the civil magistrate weilds the sword of justice, protects private property, and, most importantly, acts as a protector and promoter of the True Religion. From what I have gathered of @nprofile…5nhe 's posts, I think this is where he is at too, but I won't speak for him.

2025-11-24 17:38:48 UTC

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Not surprising for its time.
My wife watched the whole series and said she agrees with your assessment but also appreciated they they were more on the nose they were when most other shows began to shy away from negatively representing foreign peoples.

2025-11-24 16:58:02 UTC

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Never watched 24 but I have seen that silly grip used in other shows.

2025-11-23 04:00:04 UTC

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Re: "I'm not saying your view is incorrect, but rather that there are different ways of understanding God."
In order for your view to be correct, the Biblical view @nprofile…5nhe is espousing would necessarily have to be incorrect.
God cannot both be a perfect, complete, transcendent being who is outside and independant of His Creation and simultaneously be an incomplete, dynamic, unfolding process that is dependent on Creation.
This is an either/or, not a both/and theological assertion. Either your view of God is correct, or Laser's view is correct. Even if you believe that there are different ways of understanding God, you will necessarily hit limitations in just how many are coherent before you run into irreconcilable contradictions of belief and possibility.

2025-11-19 21:23:51 UTC

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I imagine he actually believes it. More transhumanist utopian delusions.

2025-11-19 16:51:23 UTC

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One of the many results of the factory model of post-industrial public education.

2025-11-18 03:29:36 UTC

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It is always time for some Daft Punk

2025-11-16 16:46:18 UTC

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Yes. 🤝
Though that can happen by people simply opting out of government schools and the repealing of property taxes, which is how the schools are primarily funded.

2025-11-16 05:51:29 UTC

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I agree. The Epstein thing isn't good optics but any issues concerning core devs is going to be quite far removed from most people's thinking. Particularly when most people can't even define what fiat means or what a blockchain is.

2025-11-15 16:29:04 UTC

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I voted for this

2025-11-14 13:25:01 UTC

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Yes, absolutely. I'm not arguing that there aren't any objectively *good* (meaning justified) reasons to not have children. There are. I am arguing that there also exists objectively *bad* reasons to not have kids. Infertility or other issues that prevent someone from having children is a justified reason for not having them (and a hard providence that I have a great deal of sympathy for).

2025-11-14 05:56:24 UTC

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A fair point. What I am saying relates to arguments I have seen from a number of people in and around this core discussion. You are right that no one is specifically shitting on marriage and children. I am responding to what they *are* saying.
Also, the use of the word "essential" was only in one of his recent posts on the matter but there are other posts he has made that got equally hostile responses.
For what it is worth, I personally would say that marriage and family are *essential* for a society but *normative* for the individual.

2025-11-14 04:22:59 UTC

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Precisely.

2025-11-14 03:23:28 UTC

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What I have noticed from many of the detractors of these posts about marriage and children by @nprofile…fm4n is an underlying rejection of an objective moral standard.
The strong libertarian ethos of the Bitcoin and Nostr community has many positive qualities, but one of the biggest ditches libertarians fall into is the *everything is subjective* mindset and the assumption that freedom means people can do and think whatever they want (always with some vague caveat about not hurting other people) because every lifestyle decision is of equal moral value and deserves to be respected.
But there is an objective moral standard and there are objectively bad reasons to not get married or have children. If someone chooses not to get married or have children for one of these objectively bad reasons, they are *free* to do so, but that decision is still, nonetheless, a morally impoverished one.
Coming up with a thousand nuanced situations that justify a person not having children doesn't change the normativity of having them, the joy and fulfillment found in having them, the objectively superior moral value in having them, or the civilizational suicide course we are on because we aren't having them.
#nevent1q…h0mq

2025-11-13 21:07:07 UTC

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🤝

2025-11-13 16:35:05 UTC

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And this @nprofile…sgtm roll out.
#nevent1q…2q4q

2025-11-12 16:45:01 UTC

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Respectfully, if even now you think it is possible that a robot can someday achieve being a better human than a human, this tells me that you don't currently understand what a human or a robot is.
We may deceive ourselves into thinking of robots and software as bearing the qualities of being humans through clever tricks and anthropomorphizing, but that only reflects our easily duped and depraved minds and doesn't reflect reality.

2025-11-12 15:30:58 UTC

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Good to see someone finally someone bringing this information to the mainstream

2025-11-12 14:38:53 UTC

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She may have ended a relationship with a real person and had a ceremony with a computer, but this isn't marriage, regardless of what the State might say.
No covenant can be made with software. No Trinitarian unity can be demonstrated with software. No picture of Christ and his Church can be presented with software. No procreation can happen with software.

2025-11-12 03:08:06 UTC

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I mean, he would know, he created it.

2025-11-11 21:49:31 UTC

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Some of the big ones are freeing Ross, ongoing mass deportations, reducing scale of government (eliminating agencies like USAID, firing scores of workers, clawing back funds, eliminating funds, etc), readjusting trade policy, crypto/btc friendly policies and the EO on a strategic reserve, higher standards for military, Kennedy leading HHS/ movement on the MAHA front.
I recognize that many of these come with nuance and caveats but the point is not to what degree that these things have been effectively carried out (thus far), but whether any of the promises have been honored at all (re: whether things have been polar opposite).
I'm personally in a stage of withholding judgment until more time has passed. They hit the ground running with a lot of things and have kept decent momentum but the federal goverent is huge and a complicated web of people, agencies, branches, and incentives. It moves slow and many things require congress to play ball.
Can't boil the ocean in a day.

2025-11-11 20:07:00 UTC

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Mixed bag, but wouldn't say polar opposite.

2025-11-10 19:59:56 UTC

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The problem is that normies would have no idea what a sat symbol means.

2025-11-08 14:20:15 UTC

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#TheQuoteShelf of C. S. Lewis is a rich repository of gems, bangers, and deep insights.
#nevent1q…s0kj
#nevent1q…h73k

2025-11-06 17:27:44 UTC

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🧑🏻‍🚀🔫🧑🏻‍🚀

2025-11-06 16:04:53 UTC

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It's a nicety to invite people to do so again since soon enough he is just going to start taking it.

2025-11-06 15:13:35 UTC

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💯
Because somehow bitcoin and Nostr will completely and magically insulate us from them.

2025-11-06 00:01:59 UTC

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Came here to write this 🤝

2025-11-05 22:04:38 UTC

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And this means that bitcoiners should engage directly with those in government on local and federal levels. It means that bitcoinsers should enter into positions of governing authority on local and federal levels.
Too few are willing to do the work while the rest mock and meme and parrot the calls to just opt out.
Building around government is important, not asking for permission is important. So is wielding power. So is influencing those in power.
Despite the romantic fantasies of ancaps, there will always be a civil magistrate. This is an instituion put in place by Christ, the highest authority there is. And this institution won't leave you alone to live some idilic life in your secluded citadel by you simply ignoring that it is there.
Build the world you want to live in and accept that politics is an important part of that building.
#Bitcoin will limit the scale and reach of governments, but engagement meaningfully in the political sphere means reducing the likelihood of getting there the hard way.
#nevent1q…90t3

2025-11-04 21:05:19 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/e7533214e32f17b3fe6a61bc5da893786d4608f46721ea67df2897a6ceaeba5d.gif

2025-11-04 19:25:14 UTC

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Long live bitcoin!

2025-11-03 21:53:04 UTC

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I opted out of LinkedIn itself years ago. Haven't looked back.

2025-11-03 18:54:23 UTC

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How shocking and unexpected.

2025-11-03 15:50:12 UTC

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Amazon joins the circle jerk

2025-11-03 15:47:46 UTC

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Yes, because there is obviously more to life and reality than what can be verified by the senses alone even outside of religious claims. To reduce what is true to what you can physiologically sense, or reason from the senses, is flattening reality. Determining truth isn't less than this but it is a lot more.

2025-11-03 15:42:28 UTC

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Jesus was crucified for the claim. The rulling Jews of the time would have had little issue with him at all were it not for his claims of *being* God.
'Jesus answered them, “I have shown you many good works from the Father; for which of them are you going to stone me?” The Jews answered him, “It is not for a good work that we are going to stone you but for blasphemy, because you, being a man, make yourself God.”' John 10:32–33.
The entirety of the Scriptures from Genesis to Revelation hinge on Christ's divinity and God's trinitarian nature.

2025-11-02 21:21:46 UTC

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On my list

2025-11-02 02:24:02 UTC

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casebitcoin.com

2025-11-01 21:52:34 UTC

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Correct. Aliens are demons.

2025-11-01 14:50:30 UTC

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I have not yet come across any solid books on this topic. Most seem to recycle the same unsubstantiated claims about pagan origins.
Here are two helpful interdictory resources on the Christian roots of Hallowtide:
https://theologyinfive.com/halloweens-true-origins-a-christian-vigil-not-a-pagan-remnant/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2PfyTN02WQ
#ToChristAlone #grownostr
#nevent1q…7cs2

2025-11-01 14:41:37 UTC

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What are your top choices?

2025-11-01 13:06:13 UTC

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Happy All Saints Day, #nostr.
Remember the faithful martyrs. Remember the courageous saints of old. Pray to be made more like them.
#ToChristAlone #grownostr
#nevent1q…zfsu
https://blossom.primal.net/13f4caa855226c78f485829811bad7075f5322a431aeee3a776eecfbe29ad2ae.jpg

2025-10-31 12:45:07 UTC

Halloween does not have its origins in the ancient pagan festival of Samhain. We wouldn’t know about the festival at all were it not for Medieval Irish monks who recorded its existence nearly a millennia after it ceased to be observed. Halloween has always been a distinctly Christian holy day with a rich history. Our household is pushing through the noise of an increasingly neo-pagan and commercialized American Halloween to find the signal of historic Hallowtide.
#ToChristAlone #grownostr

2025-10-30 20:32:00 UTC

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Right, it is all calculated.

2025-10-27 18:22:19 UTC

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Yes.
Also, *admit* when you are wrong. Owning it will bring about more respect and growth than doubling down.

2025-10-23 15:42:43 UTC

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Christian Emperialism?

2025-10-21 20:12:11 UTC

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Hard money and grit are rooted in deeper things.

2025-10-20 02:01:30 UTC

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Yes

2025-10-19 16:42:36 UTC

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Other actions:
-Don't vaccinate
-Eliminate seed oils and other industrial slop from your diet

2025-10-18 02:02:57 UTC

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What denomination?

2025-10-17 19:12:00 UTC

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Are you and your family members of a church?

2025-10-16 16:32:39 UTC

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Full disclosure: aliens are demons.
GM
#ToChristAlone #grownostr
#nevent1q…zzzz

2025-10-16 13:42:43 UTC

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Hasten the day

2025-10-15 16:13:42 UTC

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Yes, pray for more Sons of Issachar, men who know the times.
Is your family in a church that knows what time it is? Or do you run into a lot of complacency and worldliness in your own congregation?

2025-10-14 23:40:23 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/900f6971e0cbd2124c85a36d3613a62aadb88242dfce4fa72e2a2ed7e9f959e8.gif

2025-10-14 19:22:47 UTC

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Agreed. Seems like one helpful way of measuring metabolic health/ progress in reducing metabolic stress.

2025-10-14 18:53:50 UTC

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No worries, I figured that you were linking to Chroma 👍
Thanks again for the info.

2025-10-14 18:30:36 UTC

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Good stuff, thanks

2025-10-14 17:54:48 UTC

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Does reversing metabolic distress usually reverse balding? Or is it not that simple?

2025-10-14 13:34:52 UTC

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Yes, like the leftists and commies that tear down his statues.

2025-10-14 02:52:26 UTC

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Zinn would Frankenstein selections of Columbus' journal entries together to make up quotes and remove all original context. Made Columbus sound like a monster. Classic Commie behavior.
Something I didnt mention is that Columbus was partly motivated to find another trade route to India because the Otomons had taken Constantinople and began controlling key trade routes. He wanted to find ways of funding a new crusade to take back the Holy Land.
Super based.
https://blossom.primal.net/d718405ec27bb28cea8c357016c1cc37343c4bfb386c1bfcb0d29ad09c8ceae9.jpg

2025-10-13 17:57:57 UTC

Columbus was a great man and Christian hero whose reputation and legacy, like so many great Christian men of ages past, was intentionally and unjustly tarnished by lesser men with wicked agendas and a lot of shiny academic credentials. This particular instance of character assassination was carried out by so-called historians like Howard Zinn.
Imperfect though he was, Columbus represents Western civilization itself, which is to say, Christendom and all that was built upon its foundations. He represents the desire that faithful European Christians had to spread the Gospel to news lands and peoples.
And he represents America as an indespensible part of our existence and heritage.
He is worthy of our honor and our remembrance.
#Columbus #America #ToChristAlone #grownostr
https://blossom.primal.net/3ab5a8b6a3819925ea4e1ffe0cbffe95446454323824412c09cc21d803a36e0b.jpg

2025-10-13 03:33:16 UTC

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Gotta fix that

2025-09-28 18:24:38 UTC

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If you are not already, you should check out tgis account and maybe mirror some of their content here: https://x.com/StandUpBritain_

2025-09-23 14:27:37 UTC

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We are to trust in God for salvation and not in princes or chariots or anything else that cannot save.
Trust more broadly—a reasoned belief in the reliability or truthfulness of a person or thing—is essential for all areas of life. Civilization requires high trust societies and those societies include trustworthy neighborhoods, institutions, systems, etc.
As for bitcoin, one can trust in the immutability and integrity of the network because one can verify it. That is, in some sense, the irony of the "don't trust, verify" slogan. It rejects blind trust, which is proper. But real trust happens when one is confident in the reliability of a thing, and confidence occurs through verification. So in other words, we CAN trust bitcoin is a sound and reliable monetary network because we CAN verify it for ourselves.
And this trust is not in contradiction with the Scriptures. Ehat contradicts and violates Scripture is when a man pits his trust in bitcoin for salvation. And there are people that indeed do that. But that isn't a problem of trust in general, it is a problem of idolatry in particular.

2025-09-23 01:16:50 UTC

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Then those within who are responsible should also repent, be forgiven, and be executed.
But even outside any involvement they may have here, I would be happy to see the entire org shuttered for the countless other godless and illicit acts of wickedness and corruption they have been engaged in for decades.

2025-09-22 16:26:23 UTC

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I want the perpetrator(s) to repent and then to be executed. I am making the point that if the perpetrator repents he must be forgiven. And I am making the point that forgiveness of sin does not absolve a man from facing earthly justice, so he should also be executed for his crime.
If Tyler is innocent, he should not be executed. Right now with the evidence and information I have seen, and taking into account content I have seen online from people who are proposing counter narratives, Tyler appears to me to be the perpetrator. I am not convinced, however, that he acted alone. I also recognize that there are things that don't make sense yet or don't add up yet, like the supposed text thread. But there are other ways to make sense of things like that ridiculous text thread than to come to the conclusion that Tyler did not pull the trigger.
Once again, my larger point is about the nature of mercy and justice.

2025-09-22 14:11:47 UTC

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Is forgiveness merely a personal and internal act disconnected from repentance?
Does God forgive unrepentant sinners?
Genuine questions.

2025-09-22 03:29:48 UTC

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I cannot say how long it will last. Lord willing it is a major stepping stone to reformation and revival.
All I can do is pray while I labor for the Kingdom in my small corner of the world.

2025-09-22 03:28:05 UTC

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You are assuming that I haven't weighed or examined things and have simply taken the word of politicians and media.
But I'm not that interested in making some major case here to convince you of anything. Take what you would like from my post and leave the rest.

2025-09-22 02:40:58 UTC

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How long will what last?

2025-09-22 02:39:18 UTC

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Until we have more than speculation about other players, including people on the internet yelling "joooos!!", I'm going with Tyler Robinson. I am not opposed to believing there is more to the story but in the meantime my point is about mercy, forgiveness, and justice.