#CHRISTIANITY

Ryan Osinski

RyanOsinski

Does the Bible teach us to ignore our feelings and listen to the truth instead? The assumption that feelings are an enemy to God honoring living is Platonic thought, not

Andrew L. Seidel

AndrewLSeidel

Glad to see so many people waking up to threat #ChristianNationalism poses to our republic and our pluralistic democracy.If you've just recognized this existential threat, welcome to the fight. It's

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Indumakalktchi

How Vedic roots of Pongal were systematically seperated in TN by the Dravidian xian movement. In the very first attempt by the American Missionary Seminary in Batticotta Sri Lanka ,

Echoes of the Past!

EchoesofthePas1

Nietzsche rejected Judeo-Christianity as something more suitable for the weak-minded and thought it to be absolutely foreign to the original European spirit.Works such as "The Anti-Christ" leave no stone unturned

Onye Nkuzi

cchukudebelu

"Socialism" emerged in response to "capitalism" - as a movement to improve the rights of workers. Early socialists fought to end child labor and instituted the 5 day work week

Malcolm Yarnell

myarnell

Orthodox theology is never built on sophisticated conspiracy fantasies intended to evoke fear of others.Orthodox theology recognizes that divine revelation is both clear enough and simple enough for the average

Jordan Rice

JordanLRice

but yo, let me twitter pastor y'all for a second. I see a lot of people bragging about being the type of Christian that is some version of "saved, but

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SycopmpDionysus

THREADChristian CONFESSIONAL time:I read the bible on my own from a young age. I always felt the gospels were plain: the church is supposed to be an ascetic, communal movement.After

Dr. Cara Burnidge

burnidge

It neither proves nor disproves because it reveals an important flaw—perhaps, strategy?—in the argument.https://twitter.com/jackmjenkins/status/1350830099298455553 The problem with assuming conspiracy theories have become a substitute f

Van Der Megerdichian

DerMegerdichian

On February 6th, the Armenian Church celebrates the feast of St. Sahak Partev Catholicos. Born in Caesarea in 348 AD into the family of St. Nerses, St. Sahak Partev became

Erin Jean Warde (she/her)

erinjeanwarde

A thought that has been weighing on me: if a theological take can’t survive pastoral care, it’s tertiary at best to me at this point I struggle to care what

NewShoe

the_shoe_yes

Actually I have more to say. American individualism has so overtaken evangelical Christianity that putting the good of the greater community first in their political actions never crosses their minds.

Max™️🇿🇦🇹🇷

MuslimManMax

𝖳𝗁𝖾 𝖡𝗈𝗌𝗇𝗂𝖺𝗄𝗌 (𝗍𝗁𝗋𝖾𝖺𝖽) The Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims) are a people who belong to the South Slavs and live in Bosnia and Herzegovina, where they account for more than 50% of

Luke Epplin

LukeEpplin

Surprisingly, given how directly he dealt with other holidays, Charles Schulz did few Fourth of July strips, and no TV specials. Perhaps his own sense of patriotism was the cause.

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labellementeuse

I don't know what I did to deserve all the dirty rule 63 WWX/LWJ that I'm running into lately but I hope I figure it out so I can do

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SpenglerPravda

One can see a microcosm of the current state of Christianity in America in my own family. When I talk to my family about Christianity, it feels like talking to

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