A note to this board on the eve of the election...
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I’m not sure you fully understand how this whole salvation, faith, and indwelling of the Spirit thing works.
I hope you really do, but the things you have posted on Rivals sure suggests that you don’t.
Wait until he discovers what Elijah actually said to the prophets of Baal and Ashterah,
It is not a sin to be an idiot like yourself. Just trying to help with some self realization and tough love.
Going to miss this guy. Don’t want to hear from the cackler again, but will miss this Nancy spastically frolicking about.
I understand how you think that it does. Not that I believe what you purport to believe.
And, to be clear, you do not live your life in such a way that suggests you will do anything in the afterlife other than burn in the fires of hell.
God is good, keeger, and He hates fagits.
I’ll repent and pray this afternoon for my mortal soul, but for now, it’s too much fun watching you get kicked in the nuts repeatedly 😱😂😂😂
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I’ll repent and pray this afternoon for my mortal soul, but for now, it’s too much fun watching you get kicked in the nuts repeatedly 😱😂😂😂
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See above. Another soul to throw into the furnaces of hell. Hilarious to watch you fake Christians demean everything you think you stand for. It's all a house of cards.
So, you're sitting on the eternal throne of judgment?
Let me look back into my files of responses that liberals/Marxists/Dems make when someone makes a disapproving comment re: their behavior: "The Bible says Judge not ..."
Will tds turn into vds after four great prosperous years for our country? Trump seems to have broken your mind a bit. Just take the day off go for a walk or something.
How typical of a leftist, never self reflect while placing all blame on others.
Huh?
If you are trying to make the point that all have sinned and fall short, then yes, I agree.
It’s not logically congruent with your argument that those expressing bad behavior on this forum don’t know Jesus and will burn in hell, but ok. You are expressing bad behavior also, but in the context of all have sinned, ok.
If you are accusing me personally of bad behavior and proclaiming I’m Hellbound while knowing nothing whatsoever about me aside from my belief that you are seriously confused about a lot of things, then I really question your overall wellbeing.
I have seen all I need to see from you to know where your heart actually lies. And it is not a Christ-pleasing position. I will pray for you.
Well, I always appreciate prayer, because we all need it and I’m no exception.
But you seem to be drawing conclusions with regard to something you cannot possibly fully know with virtually no evidence.
Regardless, I will pray for you as well.
There are no liberals/Marxist/Dems on this board. Myself included. You immediately brand anyone who doesn't believe the 4 or 5 tenets you hold so dear as an "other" or a "less than" and suggest they are a whole bunch of awful things you have in your head about what that is. Frankly, it is disgusting behavior. But made all the worse because I know so many of you on here proclaim to be Bible-believing Christians but the way you actually live your lives is anything but Christian and in fact directly contrary to everything you purport to believe. You need prayer.
You support perversion, Marxism, and butchering innocent children. That is certainly not a Christ honoring position.
We all know this latest gimmick is another troll job, and a bad one at that.
I don't think I'll be praying for you, though you are in desperate need of God's mercy and grace.
You mean the same heart you had when you called everyone on the board ignorant racists and misogynists. Oh that's right leftist wear their hypocrisy as a badge of honor. I'm not a religious guy but doesn't the Bible say something about hypocrisy? Maybe you need to brush up on that part of the Bible.
None of that is true. And you are not a Christian. At the gates, Peter will look at Thee and say, "BEGONE, SATAN!"
Clearly you are not religious. You are just a heathen. I will pray for you.
Please do I will take all I can get but while you are at it you might want to check up on what the Bible says about hypocrisy. From my limited knowledge hypocrisy is not looked at kindly by true Christians.
Keergerosu needs to start a thread in the coral doing the same thing with our football team. I know there is another like it but I think it ran out of juice.
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Keeger you know less about what it takes to get to heaven than you do about predicting the outcomes of elections.
PS - Only Catholics can buy their way to heaven or get there through good deeds. The rest of us just have to believe.
PS - Only Catholics can buy their way to heaven or get there through good deeds. The rest of us just have to believe.
Book, Chapter and verse please? Please help me, I think I slept through Sunday School on that one.
Let me help you on this one @keegerosu ... the correct answer is: "Yes."
Which means you support perversion, Marxism, and butchering innocent children. And as I stated previously that is certainly not a Christ honoring position.
A smug atheist lecturing on Christian values after making a complete ass of himself. This is going to be a fun four years.
Well, Biden is the current president, so you can bet Libs are going to claim today's market spike.
I think all of this will require the Dems to do an entire soul search for why they lost "convincingly". At least, I hope so:
For the past eight years, the Republican Party has been having an honest conversation about the real things that ail us: inflation, the hollowing out of rural America, the rise of China, the housing crisis, the opioid crisis, the chaos at our southern border; free speech; and the decline of American power.
Has the conversation been frenetic and, at times, weird and wrongheaded? Yes.
More to the point, it is what we care about, what the average American voter wants to talk about.
And the Democrats?
The Democrats haven’t been talking about any of these things. The reason that the culture wars are so profoundly offensive to so many voters is not that they’re racist or transphobic. It’s that voters want to know why reparations or gender fluidity is more critical than rescuing millions of Americans who have seen their way of life dissolve in the face of globalization, automation, and shifting labor markets.
The Democrats preferred to tell a self-congratulatory tale about how we arrived at this juncture: In 2016, the fascists took over the White House; in 2020, the party of democracy and justice took it back; over the past four years, that party has steered us back to normalcy; and, if they didn’t win in 2024, the fascists would come back, and this time it would be worse than ever. This time, the fascists really would lock up their political foes and abolish the Constitution, and it really would be the last election.
Except that, there’s very little, if anything, about the Democratic Party that is normal in 2024. It’s not just that the working man's party is now the party of the elite billionaires from Davos. Shedding its loyalty to the working and middle classes, the party has transformed into a corporatized, single-cell organism. It no longer appears to represent a true coalition of interest groups—the way parties usually do. It is made up of platform surfers building their social media audiences on the backs of the very people they claim to bleed for: marginalized peoples, birthing people, Gazans, whoever.
They didn’t lose because they didn’t spend enough money. They didn’t lose because they failed to trot out enough celebrity influencers. They lost because their self-flattery consumed them, their sense of self-importance. They should have spent the past eight years learning from the Republicans’ candid, if flawed, conversation about the plight of America. But they insisted on talking to themselves about what made them feel morally superior.
They governed the way they swore their enemies would: shutting down free expression with their war on “disinformation,” politicizing the justice system.
Worst of all, They did not appreciate the glaring dishonesty at the heart of it all. They seemed to think that Americans wouldn’t mind that they had pretended Joe Biden was "sharp as a tack”, that they orchestrated a behind-the-scenes switcheroo, that the party that portrayed itself as the nation’s answer to fascism nominated its standard-bearer without consulting a single voter (can't get more fascist than that). They just figured that no one would mind, that most Americans would feel the way they felt—happy that they finally had a viable candidate to challenge Donald Trump.
It was insulting, and it was deeply dishonest. And a large majority of Americans looked right through it and saw is for what it really was.
The only way out of this cul-de-sac—the only way for Democrats to win once again—will be for the party to tune out MSNBC and the campus and the progressive identitarians and return, once again, to the same Americans it has made a habit of disparaging.
For the past eight years, the Republican Party has been having an honest conversation about the real things that ail us: inflation, the hollowing out of rural America, the rise of China, the housing crisis, the opioid crisis, the chaos at our southern border; free speech; and the decline of American power.
Has the conversation been frenetic and, at times, weird and wrongheaded? Yes.
More to the point, it is what we care about, what the average American voter wants to talk about.
And the Democrats?
The Democrats haven’t been talking about any of these things. The reason that the culture wars are so profoundly offensive to so many voters is not that they’re racist or transphobic. It’s that voters want to know why reparations or gender fluidity is more critical than rescuing millions of Americans who have seen their way of life dissolve in the face of globalization, automation, and shifting labor markets.
The Democrats preferred to tell a self-congratulatory tale about how we arrived at this juncture: In 2016, the fascists took over the White House; in 2020, the party of democracy and justice took it back; over the past four years, that party has steered us back to normalcy; and, if they didn’t win in 2024, the fascists would come back, and this time it would be worse than ever. This time, the fascists really would lock up their political foes and abolish the Constitution, and it really would be the last election.
Except that, there’s very little, if anything, about the Democratic Party that is normal in 2024. It’s not just that the working man's party is now the party of the elite billionaires from Davos. Shedding its loyalty to the working and middle classes, the party has transformed into a corporatized, single-cell organism. It no longer appears to represent a true coalition of interest groups—the way parties usually do. It is made up of platform surfers building their social media audiences on the backs of the very people they claim to bleed for: marginalized peoples, birthing people, Gazans, whoever.
They didn’t lose because they didn’t spend enough money. They didn’t lose because they failed to trot out enough celebrity influencers. They lost because their self-flattery consumed them, their sense of self-importance. They should have spent the past eight years learning from the Republicans’ candid, if flawed, conversation about the plight of America. But they insisted on talking to themselves about what made them feel morally superior.
They governed the way they swore their enemies would: shutting down free expression with their war on “disinformation,” politicizing the justice system.
Worst of all, They did not appreciate the glaring dishonesty at the heart of it all. They seemed to think that Americans wouldn’t mind that they had pretended Joe Biden was "sharp as a tack”, that they orchestrated a behind-the-scenes switcheroo, that the party that portrayed itself as the nation’s answer to fascism nominated its standard-bearer without consulting a single voter (can't get more fascist than that). They just figured that no one would mind, that most Americans would feel the way they felt—happy that they finally had a viable candidate to challenge Donald Trump.
It was insulting, and it was deeply dishonest. And a large majority of Americans looked right through it and saw is for what it really was.
The only way out of this cul-de-sac—the only way for Democrats to win once again—will be for the party to tune out MSNBC and the campus and the progressive identitarians and return, once again, to the same Americans it has made a habit of disparaging.
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