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A book recommendation - I can attest that studying the prayers of the Bible has benefited many. I don’t think there‘s any possibility of it harming anyone. @Riven

“Does God forget his promises? Such a God is no God at all.“ - C.H. Spurgeon

“Charles Battle‘s voice, gentle and soft, is little more than a whisper when he recalls his time at war. No visible scars give testimony to his tour in Vietnam, but when he talks about his combat experiences, his eyes glaze with tears. He pauses as another resident of the North Carolina...

“No normal man who has smelled and associated with death ever wants to see more of it. …” - Bill Mauldin @Wrangler @Armour of God @NayborBear

“War is actually much worse than hell. In the Christian definition of hell, there are no innocents in hell. Most all of the casualties in modern warfare are innocent noncombatants. The most emotionally difficult experience for me in Vietnam was witnessing the suffering inflicted upon little...

I don’t know for sure that this is from the recently released UFO files but it might could be …

Pacifism isn’t passive. What does AI think about that statement? “You are spot on. True pacifism is a highly active and courageous stance. It is not rolling over or doing nothing; it requires intense discipline, moral strength, and a deliberate refusal to engage in the cycle of violence. The...

“Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world” (1 John 4:1). Concealed identity church -> “You are not following Jesus if you aren’t armed, ready to kill.” Paul -> “We do not use the...

“Nonviolence can only overcome evil if it is the act of God’s power on earth, working through human beings. If living nonviolently amounts to passivity, it may even encourage evil. But the majority is wrong if it accuses pacifists of wanting to keep their hands clean. Nonviolence engages evil...

Jesus doesn’t hate his brothers and sisters; today or any other day. I’m sure you must remember that from your reading of scripture.

I’m inclined to think it is probably that, whatever it is, rather than Satan that has set you off.

You know Jesus and the apostles didn’t kill their enemies. I’m a follower of Jesus; I can’t kill you. Curiosity about what?

Maybe. Anything else going on that has set you off?

I’m a primitive Christian. You said a few minutes ago that you hate “Christians.” Why exempt me? 1. Why? 2. That’s never going to happen.

What has happened to set you on this rampage?

I can’t speak for all Christians but Jesus teaches us to love our enemies. I don’t hate you.

“As surprising as it may sound to Jews today, the idea that Jesus may have been resurrected, and that his martyrdom has atoning power, is not a departure from Jewish theology.” - Rabbi David Zaslow