Posted on 10/27/2016 9:39:32 PM PDT by VitacoreVision
African bees beat gentle bees, house sparrows beat bluebirds, muslims beat multiculturals.
“Beat” means invade, overrun, override, breed out, outnumber, supplant, and a lot of slaughter along the way.
If there’s a Game Theory for Dummies, surely page one covers this situation. Cheating wins — until the honest player wises up.
Islam sure is "good" from the perspective of males. They're also solving the "World's problem of overpopulation".
And it only took how many rapes? Murders? The establishment of de facto no-go zones for native Swedes in their own cities? It must be the weather up there.
Susie, how many times have I caught you asking Christianity to be something that the bible does not claim it can be?
As attractive as that might sound as a plan, “I dare not trust the sweetest frame, but wholly lean on Jesus’ name.”
Christians have a useful role to play, but God didn’t even put them here for the primary purpose of giving the world good governments. Even that’s secondary to the evangelistic witness role of Christianity. As C. S. Lewis put it, we don’t tout the stairway to heaven as a shortcut to the drugstore.
The honest player realizes that he needs an honest referee too.
And Susie, I apologize if I have been overly harsh or come across like I have been pounding hard on trivia. That fails to reflect Jesus too. However failing to tell the truth isn’t good either.
The bible guarantees us that we won’t ever see such an “ideal” as you’ve envisioned. And that is a hard limit. No amount of prayer and human effort will pump a nation up to being all Christian, something that isn’t biblically defined anyhow. What can happen is an empirically high prevalence of Christian faith in the population of a country, which will then help to carry it to desirable earthly goals with some simulacrum of the technically unobtainable state that you’re calling “right reason.”
But if we have not thereby established a demonstration that Jesus saves and that the gospel explains how, then we might as well have whistled Dixie... and that’s the blunt truth.
So in a way I agree and in a way I disagree. It’s like Jesus asked one of His questioners “Why do you call Me ‘good’?” He’s better than good, He’s perfect, He’s the means by which anything else can have any goodness. And we have to participate in that, if we do, on His terms, not worldly terms.
the mohammmamamamadadadadans are doing what they do, savages, child rapist, elitist who feel superior for no reason and expect preferential treatment from all, when their ideology is satanic and perverse and against the one true God, of Israel.
Too bad it’s FAR too late to save their nation. It is doomed, unless they mass deport nearly a million invaders and their descendants, which they never will.
Nope, they still don’t get it, otherwise, it would be far less than 64%.
64% is still almost 2/3! Hardly “about-face”.
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Let’s use the whole reference...after all a good referee is only as good as the information he draws his judgment from.......Mark 10:17-2317As Jesus started on his way, a man ran up to him and fell on his knees before him. “Good teacher,” he asked, “what must I do to inherit eternal life?”
18“Why do you call me good?” Jesus answered. “No one is good—except God alone. 19You know the commandments: ‘You shall not murder, you shall not commit adultery, you shall not steal, you shall not give false testimony, you shall not defraud, honor your father and mother.’d ”
20“Teacher,” he declared, “all these I have kept since I was a boy.”
21Jesus looked at him and loved him. “One thing you lack,” he said. “Go, sell everything you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow me.”
22At this the man’s face fell. He went away sad, because he had great wealth.
God is love and the rich man was being asked to partner with this love by giving away that which blocked him from experiencing the fullness of that love. The rich man knew virtue thru Moses...but the high priest after the order of Melchizidek was offering to show him something much more radical...the very love of God and the extended grace that lights up virtue!
Ironically Savagesuzie was describing Matthew 5...where Christ mentions that we are the “salt of the earth” in vs 13 and we are the “light of the world” in vs 14...in terms of what happens to the societies around Christians when they are numerous in numbers and the impacts of their collective virtue are clearly in evidence.(reference also Toqueville’s Democracy in America) She also shows what happens to societies when Christian influence wanes....(the salt loses it savor and the light becomes hid under a bushel basket).
I agree some people and cultures are collectively too stupid to survive. I guess it is Darwinism or whatever, but importing savages and paying them to stamp out your culture by robbing, murder, and rape should qualify as the ultimate Darwin award.
I am not Bible-centric.
I am ignorant of most of the Bible.
What I DO know, though, is that Susie’s’ posts rock, and are entertaining.
She helps me be a better Christian in my own lazy, half hearted way.
Yep..
Like global warming diversity enriches the scammers, ie democrats (and Rinos)
Susie’s remark, on its face at least, was about the absolute of a “Christian nation.”
There isn’t any such thing attested to in the bible. The Jews were granted to be a nation. Christians, no.
If we start talking about degrees of Christian influence, we still aren’t talking about the absolute of a “Christian nation.”
They certainly “rock” by appealing to a secular point of view that has, for some reason or another, discovered that Christian faith is the best thing since Adam sliced bread, and immediately thought hey, this will give me the perfect government!
And God says ahem... this is not the point.
I mean... God never wanted us to expect too much from this world. It’s such a bad place, in fact, that we are dying to get out (literally).
We are in something that might be likened to a camp ground. All the modern improvements still haven’t turned it into something that deserves to be deemed a permanent dwelling.
Christ makes existing governments better — by all means let us witness to that. And then reason from that to the rightful government of a soul. I haven’t seen Susie say squat about that yet.
Christians will give us a correct secular government — that isn’t possible. If you are a human on earth you’re incorrect. The only question is how much, and do you have an individual salvational promise yet.
“Swedes lose faith in multiculturalism” is one of the funniest lines of the year.
“Swedes lose faith in multiculturalism” is one of the funniest lines of the year.
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