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Communism is socialism with a gun at your head.

I believe it was Lenin that said, the goal of socialism is communism.

Liberty Daily is genuine conservative site. Thats where I go.

The American “revolution” was more a revolt than a revolution, a political revolt (not a religious one) against the nation of England and their king. As opposed to the French Revolution which was not a revolt against another nation, but a lawless-godless insurrection against Christianity and the Bible. It overthrew both, substituting a religion of reason, and a socialist political system.

It was the first of a series of godless socialist revolutions in Europe that was to culminate in the Bolshevik Revolution. Which socialist insurrections have been with us ever since. Its what is going on in America as we speak.

Our history books will try to lump America’s “revolution” in with the French. It was two very different things.

Me too. I laughed so hard my side hurts.

The Nazi’s were and are an evil, godless, mass-murdering totalitarian ideology. The Communists were and are a an evil godless, mass-murdering totalitarian ideology.

>The peas in a pod.

Quartermasters operate “radar, sonar, engines, the commissary, etc.”?

I thought radarmen, sonarmen, enginemen, and storekeepers did that.

Why are there Confederate monuments?

As a general rule, even today, southern kids are brought up in conservative ways, saying Yes Ma’m, and Yes Sir to their elders. They have utter revulsion for the exact opposite they see every day now in the news, the lawless, godless, socialist demonstrations.

Southern conservatives like these, look to the warriors represented in the monuments, the days when conservative values ruled. Those on the left, naturally despise anything that smacks of conservatism. Southerners and their kids who still respect their elders, especially.

Not busy enough surviving to keep them from voting Murkowski the RINO, though.

That’s it for me, the NFL no longer exists. They’ll not get a penny from me.

So here in verse 3 we find the Apostles asking Jesus questions that He then proceeds to answer throughout the remaining verses of the chapter.

“and what shall be the sign of thy coming”

The ‘coming’ of Jesus being asked about here is of His ‘second coming’ not the Rapture of the Church. The Apostles could not have been asking Jesus about the Rapture of the Church as they had no knowledge at this time of the promise of Rapture. The promise of Rapture was told to Paul much later.

>Except Paul used the same word you cited in 24:3, and the same word Jesus referred to throughout the olivet concourse: “parousia.” To Paul, the coming, or parousia, was a singular event, not two events separated years apart.
Paul was simply following Jesus in his olivet discourse, he was not setting forth a doctrine of two second comings.

Nowhere does Paul use the term “the rapture” to define a separate event in distinction from the “parousia.” The “catching up,” or “rapture” is but an incident of the singular “parousia” event. Pretribs should be featuring Christ coming in power and glory, instead of something that is only incidental to it.

The things you said about Strange are ditto for Roy Moore, an even stronger conservative.

I always vote the strongest conservative, and most apt to vote that way. If I lived in Alabama, Moore would get my vote. And it’ll send the strongest message to the Rinos and Libertarian types.

>Gary Ray, of evangelical Christian publication UNHINGED, has predicted the August 21 eclipse will herald the start of the apocalypse.

Unhinged, not unsealed

Why in 97% DC? Why not in the middle of US? Expensive overrated town.

>If they would have it in heartland America a lot more would come. Myself included.

Great post. The timely Jeremiah passage quoted, your tag line: “The Gospel doesn’t promise the American dream, it promises Eternal life in the Kingdom of God,” and the still very much relevant KJV Bible - and the Textus Receptus Greek majority text its NT is based on.

False prophet

The Grumman F6F “Hellcat” - credited with the most aerial victories of any Allied naval aircraft during World War II

>I think I read somewhere that the Hellcat had the most aerial victories of ANY allied aircraft in WW2 period - not just naval aircraft. Or maybe it was the highest kill ratio of any allied aircraft I’m thinking of - again, not just naval. One would think the Spitfire or the Mustang in Europe would have had the most victories.

“the divination and sorcery of the pagan nations around them”

- the pagan nations that were around Israel in the old testament

Sad it is that this once Christian nation, who used the Bible as their guide in all such matters, have not the discernment to know that psychics like this woman have false pagan gods, using the divination and sorcery of the pagan nations around them for their prognostications. Which Deut. 18 below says are an abomination to the Lord.

Deut. 13 tells us even if their prognostications do come to pass, one should not hearken unto them, nor follow them, because they lead you away from the true God of the Bible:

Deut. 18:9 When thou art come into the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee, thou shalt not learn to do after the abominations of those nations.
10 There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch,
11 Or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer.
12 For all that do these things are an abomination unto the LORD...

GA has gone from Sam Nunn - patriot - to this mamby pamby liberal.

>This is not Georgia, this is Atlanta. Atlanta does not represent the rest of Georgia, anymore than Seattle represents Washington. Or Chicago represents Illinois. Etc.

Bingo. You said it...Gaia, the goddess of the new agers, the pantheists who worship mother earth, that’s Algore’s god. He said as much in his book.

Being a pantheist, it is no wonder Algore calls Mecca “the holy city. Pantheism is inclusive, all religions, including Islam, are “one.”