kittens are a good thing!
So, why would someone’s belief in God threaten you so?
George Bush killed Iraqis and caused the deaths of American soldiers in vain because god told him
Oh, so this is just more of your obsession with Trump….get over it man…
obsession? i'm having a party with my bros today to watch Trump's New Hampshire speech. it's gonna be fun!
Oh yeah that’s it…Bush was just sitting in the oval one day and decided to spin the big globe and stop it with his finger on Iraq, so that why we went to war? Idiot.
We’ve never lived in more demonic times. If we don’t stand for Jesus and his laws, Jesus won’t stand for us when it comes time to be judged.I think it is easy to write people off as irrational or unhinged when they engage in conspiracy theories, but if we ask what conspiracy theories do in the context of the religious right, we arrive at a kind of power analysis.
This is a group that is used to having an enormous amount of privilege and influence over American politics, culture and economics, and over the last 60 years, they have increasingly felt as if that power has been slipping away. In my mind, conspiracy theories are a very effective way to mobilize one’s community and to leverage what is actually real and true in the public square, even if you don’t have the evidence or data to back it up. For the religious right, conspiracy is a reaction to not having unilateral decision-making power over what is accepted as true and unreal in the American public square. In many senses, conspiracy is a revenge fantasy — it’s an expression of resentment that says, “We are the ones who decide what is fact, we’re the ones who decide what is real, and we are going to push that vision on the public square even if you continue to tell us that there is no actual evidentiary basis for it.”
‘There Is a Real Sense That the Apocalypse Is Coming’
A former evangelical tracks the rise of white Christian nationalism — and looks ahead to where the movement goes next.www.politico.com
Only cult Christian ones .
See, exactly what I mean…Trump lives in your head…Get out, do something productive…Sitting around making yourself angry watching a speech is NOT what I’d call a “party”…..
Ha, I know you’re trying to insult while being funny….fell flat, get some better.
well i live in lebanon. Trump usually speaks at 4AM beirut time, he's speaking early in the afternoon today, so we took the chance to have a party...good luck!
I think you’re wasting you’re time….I don’t believe Trump will be the nominee
The ubermensch Christians have always fought for Christ.I think it is easy to write people off as irrational or unhinged when they engage in conspiracy theories, but if we ask what conspiracy theories do in the context of the religious right, we arrive at a kind of power analysis.
This is a group that is used to having an enormous amount of privilege and influence over American politics, culture and economics, and over the last 60 years, they have increasingly felt as if that power has been slipping away. In my mind, conspiracy theories are a very effective way to mobilize one’s community and to leverage what is actually real and true in the public square, even if you don’t have the evidence or data to back it up. For the religious right, conspiracy is a reaction to not having unilateral decision-making power over what is accepted as true and unreal in the American public square. In many senses, conspiracy is a revenge fantasy — it’s an expression of resentment that says, “We are the ones who decide what is fact, we’re the ones who decide what is real, and we are going to push that vision on the public square even if you continue to tell us that there is no actual evidentiary basis for it.”
‘There Is a Real Sense That the Apocalypse Is Coming’
A former evangelical tracks the rise of white Christian nationalism — and looks ahead to where the movement goes next.
Is any blonde Lebanese hash available?
He's too jaded...
