Musk is a Christian who forgives

[whutTHEYsay]

I find it funny how folk label others and pigeonhole them into the likes of Christian, Jewish etc.., then dictate how they need to behave and react, lol.

I go by what people label themselves - so you are wrong in your assessment if you’re talking about me

 

[konradv]

We need more true Christians like him in government. To forgive is divine. No wonder Trump chose him for his post.

---Musk to rehire Doge aide who resigned over racist posts---​

---"He will be brought back," Musk posted on X, the social media platform he owns. "To err is human, to forgive divine."---

Musk to rehire Doge aide who resigned over racist posts

Vice-President JD Vance had said the young employee should be given a second chance.

www.bbc.com

If he doesn’t understand empathy, he isn’t a Christian.

 

[Lesh]

I find it funny how folk label others and pigeonhole them into the likes of Christian, Jewish etc.., then dictate how they need to behave and react, lol.

Pigeonhole?

The teachings of Jesus are not actually subjective.

 

[M14 Shooter]

How does racism show Christian values?

Did you deliberately misunderstand the post?

 

[22lcidw]

Pigeonhole?

The teachings of Jesus are not actually subjective.

We see how the teachings affect the endless violence of Progressives. With a lot of it mindless. So much for the electric green movement.

 

[Lesh]

We see how the teachings affect the endless violence of Progressives. With a lot of it mindless. So much for the electric green movement.

We sure see how they DON’T affect you creeps

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

So Forgiving Jews and Moslems are actually Christians .

An interesting new idea which will not catch on, imho .

And Musk as a Jew is hardly going to endorse it .

In case you do not know , Musk's first name is Hebrew for Oak Tree .

See also Post 3 .

And luiza is Muslim for hates Jews.

 

[buttercup]

So we’re supposed to trust our government to someone who thinks most of us are going to hell?

That’s fucked up

Why are you asking me that? It sounds like you haven't read any of my posts on him on other threads. I've been saying since the start that I don't trust him, and I've explained the reasons why. Mainly because he's a technocrat, a transhumanist, and holds a number of positions that align with the WEF / globalists. Also, there is evidence he was a WEF "Young Global Leader", which has been purposely removed from the internet. I don't hate him or anything, I just don't trust him and I don't believe that he's doing all the things we've been told he's doing, for the "good of America." I think he's part of a team that is taking us toward an AI-driven technocratic system.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Pigeonhole?

The teachings of Jesus are not actually subjective.

Pigeonhole - assign to a particular category, typically an overly restrictive one.

 

[whutTHEYsay]

Why the Roman Catholic Church is the Greatest Organization in the History of the World. 220224 {post•1}. Mashmont Feb’22 Swtrcc: There are a number of reasons, but they all stem from one main reason: The RCC was founded by Jesus who is perfect, and God’s rules are perfect and loving. mshmnt 220224 Swtrcc00001

In 1912, the English Cardinal Gasquet flatly declared that “the American Revolution was not a movement for civil and religious liberty; its principal cause was the bigoted rage of the American Puritan and Presbyterian ministers at the concession of full religious liberty and equality to Catholics of French Canada. “ Yes, he noted, people were upset by taxation but that could have been resolved if not for the “Puritan firebrands and the bigotry of the people.”

America Founded as a Christian Nation
The Founding Fathers were heavily influenced by Locke who was heavily influenced by Judaeo-Christian values and principles. "...Locke's concept of man started with the belief in creation.[72] Like philosophers Hugo Grotius and Samuel Pufendorf, Locke equated natural law with the biblical... ding Post #467 Jan 24, 2020 Forum: Religion and Ethics

Anti-Catholicism remained widespread during the Revolution and in the new Republic, but the recognition that allegiance to one nation did not require allegiance to one faith was growing.

General Washington advanced that belief when he ordered his officers and soldiers to respect Catholic practices as they marched into Canada in the fall of 1775. And he declared in an address to the Canadians that September: “The cause of America and of liberty is the cause of every virtuous [A]merican citizen; whatever may be his religion or his descent, the united colonies know no distinction but such as slavery, corruption, & arbitrary domination may create.”

The General also censured anti-Catholic actions among American troops camped around Boston. On November 5—Guy Fawkes Day in Old England and Pope’s Day in New England—he condemned plans to burn an effigy of the pope. He denounced the lack of decency and common sense, for the Canadians were comrades in the cause of liberty, and thus “insulting their Religion, is so monstrous, as not to be suffered or excused.”


Men like George Washington and Benjamin Franklin were Freemasons. They helped in the American Revolution. But, Freemasonry itself stayed out of politics. It stood for brotherhood, equality, and religious freedom, which were key to the new nation.