Keyword: scoffers
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The green ID book could soon be history. Ramaphosa has announced plans for a biometric population register and a new digital ID system designed to combat fraud, corruption, and weaknesses in South Africa's immigration system. But there's a catch: the rollout dates are still unclear. Will these reforms finally close the loopholes, or are they just another promise?
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The damage comes as questions continue over the growing use of this surveillance technology in public spaces.
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Digital ID: Billionaires are CIRCLING your digital life - it's time to WAKE UP
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As the time of Jesusâ appearing approaches, our understanding of Bible prophecy continues to grow. For example, we have much greater clarity today regarding the mark of the beast (see Revelation 13:16-18). The combination of technical advances in the following areas during the past twenty years not only makes it possible for one man, antichrist, to control worldwide buying and selling, but also increases its likelihood of happening in the not-too-distant future: 5G cellular technology that may increase to 6G. The creation of gigantic databases. Artificial Intelligence (AI). Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Other biblical signs of the times are...
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Fears are mounting that an ancient Biblical event where countless Christians disappear from Earth is just hours away. Believers on social media platforms like TikTok have reached the point of hysteria over this prophecy, expressing their excitement for the end of days and even offering tips on how to handle being lifted into the sky to meet their maker. The phenomenon, dubbed RaptureTok, has exploded in recent weeks after faith leaders started pushing the idea that the Rapture will begin on September 23, marking the Second Coming of Jesus and Judgment Day for non-believers. Although the Bible never set a...
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Geofencing: "Think of it as an invisible fence around you... that will be related to your face recognition, digital identity, and access control" Big Tech whistleblower Aman Jabbi exposes the digital prison being constructed all around us in this clip from The Agenda: Their Vision Your Future.
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In a powerful and timely conversation, Jack Hibbs and Amir Tsarfati confronted a growing theological trend that has significant implications for the church today: replacement theology. Together, they warned that this doctrine, which claims that the church has replaced Israel in Godâs redemptive plan, not only contradicts Scripture but undermines the integrity of Godâs promises and character. âReplacement theology says that God is finished with the Jew,â said Hibbs. âThat the church is now spiritual Israel, and that the Jew and Israel have been cast off by God forever. It is heresy.â Tsarfati, founder of Behold Israel, echoed that concern....
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If you listen to conservative mediaâwhich I do, by the way, and appreciate much of itâwe are entering a âgolden age.â Those who understand the concept of the Millennial reign of Jesus Christ realize that it is the true golden age. But, that is not what the news analysts are referring to! Their perspective is that the dumpster fire of the previous administration, who thought about evil continually, is in the rearview mirror. Righteous people didnât think they could be shocked and re-shocked with the debauchery of the left, but each dayâs rundown of offenses were worse than the previous....
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A British online retailer has pulled a line of LGBTQ merch mocking Christians after receiving a wave of complaints and backlash. Former brick-and-mortar mainstay and now online-only retailer Debenhams decided to carry a line of merchandise from Grindcore, an alternative clothing brand. Late last week, one of their shirts went viral online, drawing enough complaints from Christian and conservative groups that the retailer pulled the shirt from its digital shelves. The purple shirt, which retailed for around $50, had the caption âA Gay in a Mangerâ and featured LGBTQ-themed rainbow lights emitting from baby Jesus, suggesting the Lord was queer...
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For those of us who have raised children, you might remember the question. There was a commercial, as I recall, that used the question to emphasize one product or the other in a humorous way.Children in the back seat of the car in the commercial kept asking, âAre we there yet?âWe who transported our young kids on those times â especially on longer trips to Grandmas or other destinations â have heard that question, often in whining tones as time went on. I certainly remember hearing it. And Iâm sure my parents heard it on those long trips from Pekin,...
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On Easter, as the Mission Districtâs pious donned their Sunday best and filed into the Basilica, an altogether different congregation was gathering in Dolores Park, orchestrated by a colorful, sacrilegious clergy.
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You might be wondering, what is being besieged? Our borders? Yes. Common sense values? For sure. How about proper theology? Absolutely. We are besieged like never before but, then, this was predicted! There would be a vast âfalling awayâ from the faith. (2 Thessalonians 2) But I think that this issue goes deeper. Let me explain. I have watched Bible prophecy attacked, scorned, mocked, criticized, and improperly taught for a lot of years. There has been overwhelming confusion about the last days. Again, that is predicted, so no surprise (II Peter 3:3â7). In many denominations, it is taught egregiously wrong....
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One of my favorite Peanuts cartoons pictures a troubled Charlie Brown seeking Lucyâs five cent psychiatric help. After Lucy provides several cautions about worrying, she says, âIf you have to worry, you should worry about this very moment.â In response, a puzzled Charlie Brown asks, âThis moment? Why this moment?â Itâs then that a soccer ball comes flying through the air, bonks him in the head, and sends him flying to the ground. Lucy then explains her diagnosis, âI saw this ball heading this way, see, and . . .â In his second letter, the Apostle Peter warns us about...
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Surely at some point, as a modern-day watchman on the wall, you have experienced that sharp smirk or the raising of unbelieving eyebrows as you attempt to explain to a lost friend or family member that the world we now see unfolding before our very eyes is exactly as the Bible said it would be at the end of the age and that the long-awaited return of Jesus to this earth is finally upon us! Perhaps your warnings have even evoked laughter or biting sarcasm, scoffing of a more contentious nature? None of this, however, has really come as a...
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Evangelicals in the 20th and 21st centuries have continually had to reckon with the culture of dispensationalism. Popular dispensationalism, with its hyper-fixation on the end times, has shaped the religious right since its inception in the late 1970s. As a child attending an evangelical church in the Left Behind era, I often heard preaching about the rapture or the coming of the Antichrist. Christian media have been replete with themes of the end times, from books on prophecy fulfillment to songs about being left behind.More recently, the âSnaptureâ in Marvelâs 2018 blockbuster Avengers: Infinity Warâa scene in which a characterâs...
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What's Going Wrong in Particle Physics? (This is why I lost faith in science.)Sabine Hossenfelder | 21:44 | 759K subscribers | 683K views | February 11, 2023
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To the scoffers, that door is about to close. To My fellow Born Again Christians, look up for your redemption draweth nigh
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An off-duty EMT who performed CPR on a United Airline passenger who later died of COVID-19 has revealed that he is now showing symptoms of the deadly virus â and feels like he âgot hit by a train,â according to a report. Tony Aldapa was among the passengers who tried to revive Isaias Hernandez, 69, who collapsed on an Orlando-to-Los Angeles flight Monday, even after the manâs wife admitted he had coronavirus symptoms.
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"Virtually all of us assumed that one way or another eventually most of the population would develop COVID-19 antibodies and that once we got to that point the pandemic would fizzle out. Unfortunately, it appears that was not a safe assumption to make." "Instead, we are potentially facing a future in which COVID-19 will be with us permanently, and people will need to understand that there is a possibility that they will be able to get infected repeatedly."
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The Medical Center released the most aggressive COVID model to date, showing base ICU base capacity full by Saturday, and surge capacity exhausted by July 8 if current rates of hospitalization persist. A TMC model also predicts ICU surge capacity â extra, temporary beds and equipment used in emergencies â could be exceeded as soon as July 6 if the steep rate of new COVID hospitalizations continues, the most aggressive modeling to date. Eleven leaders of the systemâs member hospitals and medical schools said in a joint statement that COVID-related admissions were increasing at an âalarming rate,â stretching the capacity...
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