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Jesus did not come here to die as a sacrifice for your sins.
Sounds like a message from Satan.

As I said before, bbyrd009 is here as a saboteur. Planting his IED's and hoping for some serious damage.
 

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The potential for catastrophe seems huge to me. If the Turks decide to kill as many Kurds as they can find, who will stop them? Syria can't. Russia won't since the Russians help make that deal. Iran won't. Iraq won't. The Kurds will be sitting ducks the way they were in Iraq after the US withdrew support for them. Saddam went in with poison gas and armed forces and killed who knows how many? That was after the Kurds were supporting the American side in the war between Iran and Iraq. When that war ended, the US saw no further use for them.

Turkey's problem is having so many refugees. It is a huge problem. Europe doesn't want them. Certainly Trump doesn't. So they say they have a reason for going into Syria -- and they do -- but it's an extremely dangerous situation.

Definitely. Add in Israel to the mix, and it'll blow up, or will one of these times (we've already seen this with Syria and Israel in small attacks here and there). We've seen little flare ups start, then flame out - one of these is going to set it all off in a big way.
 
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Definitely. Add in Israel to the mix, and it'll blow up, or will one of these times (we've already seen this with Syria and Israel in small attacks here and there). We've seen little flare ups start, then flame out - one of these is going to set it all off in a big way.
Yes, the whole region seems ready to go up in flames if someone doesn't calm things down.

I haven't seen a map lately; but my impression was the Kurds also blocked the flow of supplies from Iran to Hezbollah in Syria.
If my memory is right on that, that could mean more missiles and other things getting shipped to southern Syria for attacks on Israel.

My guess is that Iran may wait until next year to attack Israel in any serious way, just in time to affect the American election. What Trump did with Iran is beyond imagining to me. While I am not in love the current President, he was a "moderate" in comparison to his predecessor. He even told people to stop chanting, "Death to America" once. He was trying to take Iran to a less extreme position; but Trump's pulling out has given the extremists more power since they are violently opposed to any deals like the one the current President made.

The situation in Egypt is tenuous too. President el-Sisi has done a lot of good by cutting off the flow of arms through Egypt into Palestine; but he's been too severe with his own people. They're getting very restless now. Curiously enough, el-Sisi used to live in the town I live in now. He went to the Army War College. I would have thought they taught him about the dangers of being too severe with people. The poverty rate is going up in Egypt too. Some foreign aid would help; and sound advice from the US State Department would help too. Trump doesn't care. He jokingly called el-Sisi "my favorite dictator."

Trump stunned US officials when he called Egyptian President el-Sisi 'my favorite dictator' at the G7

President Donald Trump astonished US officials at the G7 summit in France when he jokingly referred to Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi as "my favorite dictator."

According to The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news, Trump made the comments while waiting to meet with the Egyptian president. He searched over a gathering of Egyptian and US officials and loudly called out: "Where's my favorite dictator?"

The Journal reported that Trump's question was met with a shocked silence. It was unclear whether el-Sisi heard the remarks.

The White House declined Insider's request for comment.
 
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Why is the USA withdrawing armed forces from Syria then? Another win for Russia, I'd say. That's twice the USA betrayed the Kurds. I wonder if they'll ever trust us again. I wonder if any country will trust us again. Meanwhile everyone's distracted about impeachment stuff.
I would never trust the Kurds let alone give them the time of day.
Israel tells Trump what to do and he goes and does it, look at the end of the day The State of Israel controls the USA and Russia.
To find out who controls you, just look to whom you are not allowed to question, the Devil is in the detail.

The Democrats want to impeach the Leader of USA for trying to expose a crime and the Satanist Anti-Christ so called Jews (Talmud) play games with the USA political system full on and not to mention all the rest that they are doing to undermine the USA. everyone is being played like fools by the Talmud Whore, all them poor bastards in the Semitic lands are being played with like a Cat plays with a mouse and the day will come when the claws will come out against the west with the same. they got away with killing 60 million people in WW2 and sacrificed 6 million Jews, only the majority are just only to ignorant and to stupid to be able to see it. they call it a Holocaust :rolleyes: and anyone with a brain in their head knows that a Holocaust is in fact a burnt offering up to God, so there you go, such a one is admitting it :eek: and most can't see it for the trees :oops:.
Fact is it was not a Holocaust at all it was Genocide in fact, big difference in fact, if one bothers to look into such.
If one claims that it's a Holocaust them you are demanding that it was Gods will in fact :(. how stupid can one get ! the Satanist are pissing themselves laughing at just how stupid the majority are not to mention that if their was no Oil in the Semitic world you would never see a Army set foot their in the first place and that's a fact.
A Christian should never listen to any Islamic rat bag or so called Jew at all, as they are Anti-Christ in fact.
 

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Now, for the second time in less than a year, the Defense Department, the State Department, Congress and staff across the national security establishment are scrambling to respond to the words of a president who views Syria and the fight against ISIS as a battle largely won and done for American troops. On Monday, after a White House announcement the night before that Mr. Trump was moving American troops out of the way of a threatened Turkish incursion into Syria, Defense Department officials were struggling to put their already piecemeal Syria military strategy back together again.

It will not be easy. Caught between furious Kurdish allies who see Mr. Trump’s announcement as abandonment, an authoritarian Turkish leader who may take Mr. Trump’s words as tacit permission to move against Kurds in northern Syria, and an American president who has made clear he wants out of the region, the Pentagon is approaching a junction that the military feared was coming for some time.

The Defense Department “made lemonade out of lemons” the first time Mr. Trump announced a Syria withdrawal, said Derek Chollet, an assistant secretary of defense in the Obama administration. The Pentagon withdrew 1,000 of its 2,000 troops, moved some command elements to Iraq, and continued to aid Kurdish fighters still fighting the Islamic State and holding some 11,000 Islamic State prisoners of war.

But officials did not trumpet their mission or their efforts.

It will be a lot harder to pull this feint again, military experts said, particularly if President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey goes ahead with his threatened incursion into northern Syria, as it has been the presence of American troops alongside the Kurds that many believe has kept him at bay.
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Since the American-backed forces ousted the Islamic State from its last shard of territory in Syria seven months ago, the terrorist group has been gathering new strength, officials say, conducting guerrilla attacks across Iraq and Syria, retooling its financial networks and targeting new recruits at a giant allied-run tent camp in northeastern Syria called Al Hol.

“After enlisting support from the Kurds to help destroy ISIS and assuring Kurdish protection from Turkey, the U.S. has now opened the door to their destruction,” Senator Mitt Romney, Republican of Utah, and Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, said in a statement on Monday. “This severely undercuts America’s credibility as a reliable partner and creates a power vacuum in the region that benefits ISIS.”

Pentagon officials say the American presence, and several million dollars in assistance to maintain and upgrade the Syrian Kurds’ makeshift jails in northeastern Syria, has ensured the Kurds continue to detain about 11,000 ISIS fighters, including more than 2,000 foreigners.

“It’s hard to imagine Turkey has the capacity to handle securely and appropriately the detainees long held by the Syrian Kurds — and that’s if Turkey even genuinely intends to try,” said Joshua A. Geltzer, a former senior director for counterterrorism on the National Security Council in the Obama administration. “The release or escape of such detainees would instantly energize ISIS’s efforts, already underway, to regroup and surge again.”
Caught Between Trump, Turkey and Kurds, Pentagon Struggles to Piece Together Syria Strategy

 
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Yes, the whole region seems ready to go up in flames if someone doesn't calm things down.

I haven't seen a map lately; but my impression was the Kurds also blocked the flow of supplies from Iran to Hezbollah in Syria.
If my memory is right on that, that could mean more missiles and other things getting shipped to southern Syria for attacks on Israel.

My guess is that Iran may wait until next year to attack Israel in any serious way, just in time to affect the American election. What Trump did with Iran is beyond imagining to me. While I am not in love the current President, he was a "moderate" in comparison to his predecessor. He even told people to stop chanting, "Death to America" once. He was trying to take Iran to a less extreme position; but Trump's pulling out has given the extremists more power since they are violently opposed to any deals like the one the current President made.

The situation in Egypt is tenuous too. President el-Sisi has done a lot of good by cutting off the flow of arms through Egypt into Palestine; but he's been too severe with his own people. They're getting very restless now. Curiously enough, el-Sisi used to live in the town I live in now. He went to the Army War College. I would have thought they taught him about the dangers of being too severe with people. The poverty rate is going up in Egypt too. Some foreign aid would help; and sound advice from the US State Department would help too. Trump doesn't care. He jokingly called el-Sisi "my favorite dictator."

Trump stunned US officials when he called Egyptian President el-Sisi 'my favorite dictator' at the G7

President Donald Trump astonished US officials at the G7 summit in France when he jokingly referred to Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi as "my favorite dictator."

According to The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news, Trump made the comments while waiting to meet with the Egyptian president. He searched over a gathering of Egyptian and US officials and loudly called out: "Where's my favorite dictator?"

The Journal reported that Trump's question was met with a shocked silence. It was unclear whether el-Sisi heard the remarks.

The White House declined Insider's request for comment.
Best let them go for it among themselves, as all that the West is doing over their is spinning it's wheels and getting no where, if you try to help them they only bite you in the back.
Not one Kurd or any of the Semitic people over in the East has any love for the USA at all in fact, if they had it there way they would kill everyone in the USA and the in West, not to mention that the Political Correct Satanic Socialist are gladly desperately helping them, so as to try and plan so as to cause many problems over all of the West down the track. the whole thing is just one big con job being played out.

It's a no win situation to be over in the East, it's just a money pit and our boys are the piggy in the middle, playing just silly buggers to the tune of all the dill pickles up top pissing on all who are under them. it's a disgrace because our lot have to fight with their arms behind their backs in all this.

The best thing that all of the West could do is send most of the Semitic people back home lands, so as to deal with there own problems and stop importing problems for the West down the track, as this all will only spiral out of control and we will all living in a sh1t hole just like they have always done fighting and killing 24/7 there is noting that we can do for them, as they are all idiots as history has proven.

Favourite Dictator ? all Trump was doing was trying to impress the bastard with flattery at that moment. if Trump had said where is my democratically elected leader to such a Semitic people, they would despise such and only see such as weak leadership in fact or one would end up with a knife in your back for such an insult to them. they have no faith in democracy at all. Trump was being diplomatic to them.
 

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"As I have stated strongly before, and just to reiterate, if Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey (I've done before!)," the President tweeted Monday morning.
Trump threatens to 'obliterate' Turkey's economy if they do anything 'off limits' with ISIS - CNNPolitics

He's lost his mind. We have a delusional and paranoid basket case in the oval office.
ISIS is controlled by the Jews, they have never attacked the Jews have they.
 

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Yes, the whole region seems ready to go up in flames if someone doesn't calm things down.

I haven't seen a map lately; but my impression was the Kurds also blocked the flow of supplies from Iran to Hezbollah in Syria.
If my memory is right on that, that could mean more missiles and other things getting shipped to southern Syria for attacks on Israel.

My guess is that Iran may wait until next year to attack Israel in any serious way, just in time to affect the American election. What Trump did with Iran is beyond imagining to me. While I am not in love the current President, he was a "moderate" in comparison to his predecessor. He even told people to stop chanting, "Death to America" once. He was trying to take Iran to a less extreme position; but Trump's pulling out has given the extremists more power since they are violently opposed to any deals like the one the current President made.

The situation in Egypt is tenuous too. President el-Sisi has done a lot of good by cutting off the flow of arms through Egypt into Palestine; but he's been too severe with his own people. They're getting very restless now. Curiously enough, el-Sisi used to live in the town I live in now. He went to the Army War College. I would have thought they taught him about the dangers of being too severe with people. The poverty rate is going up in Egypt too. Some foreign aid would help; and sound advice from the US State Department would help too. Trump doesn't care. He jokingly called el-Sisi "my favorite dictator."

Trump stunned US officials when he called Egyptian President el-Sisi 'my favorite dictator' at the G7

President Donald Trump astonished US officials at the G7 summit in France when he jokingly referred to Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi as "my favorite dictator."

According to The Wall Street Journal, which first reported the news, Trump made the comments while waiting to meet with the Egyptian president. He searched over a gathering of Egyptian and US officials and loudly called out: "Where's my favorite dictator?"

The Journal reported that Trump's question was met with a shocked silence. It was unclear whether el-Sisi heard the remarks.

The White House declined Insider's request for comment.

So much for calming down: Syrian sources claim Turkey attacked in Iran, not Syria

Quick turnaround for a small attack. What's next to come? Getting closer and closer to Israel...
 

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"As I have stated strongly before, and just to reiterate, if Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey (I've done before!)," the President tweeted Monday morning.
Trump threatens to 'obliterate' Turkey's economy if they do anything 'off limits' with ISIS - CNNPolitics

He's lost his mind. We have a delusional and paranoid basket case in the oval office.

Maybe never had his mind to begin with lol. Little bit of a "conflict of interest" with the pres and Turkey - "Thank you Prime Minister Erdogan for joining us yesterday to celebrate the launch of #TrumpTowers Istanbul!": Ivanka Trump on Twitter
 
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Unintentional irony. It wasn't just a man.
unintentional irony, hmm. Fwiw i srsly doubt that, but i understand

near as i can tell Scripture is chock-full of intentional irony often disguised as unintentional irony, and most ppl read Paul to their destruction imo.

If you would just Quote where Paul said "to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord" i might be able to illustrate
If so, it's kinda odd that He came here specifically to die, don't you think?
Jesus did not come here to die, and specifically asked Yah that that cup pass from Him;
just for you, i guess :)

No, hell no, Jesus did not come to be a sacrifice for your sins, in the manner we are taught, imo.

Not arguing that He was not prepared for the inevitable death, but we also have vv to the effect "Jesus laid His life down willingly, no one, including God nor Caiaphas, took It from Him" yeh? So imo looking through the lens of a bit less emo-charged example might work, did Gandhi come to die, did JFK come to die, etc?

I would argue that they were prepared to, but that is an entirely diff thing imo.
just my opinion bro, but i would ask your thoughtful response, after recognizing any cognitive dissonance if you would. Its a hard step, i know.

A priest breaking up Nehushtan is um intrinsic to this concept also imo
sorry, i'm like possessed by this nerd werd thing esp in the a.m. lol
 
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"As I have stated strongly before, and just to reiterate, if Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey (I've done before!)," the President tweeted Monday morning.
Trump threatens to 'obliterate' Turkey's economy if they do anything 'off limits' with ISIS - CNNPolitics

He's lost his mind. We have a delusional and paranoid basket case in the oval office.
Who's running things, anyone? Now it's said the US is not pulling out entirely. Does anyone know what's going on?

Trump Administration Appears to Reverse Syria Decision Following Backlash

A senior administration official on an organized call with reporters appeared to contradict President Donald Trump about Syria policy late Monday, refuting interpretations of his statements from earlier in the day that prompted broad outrage from supporters and opponents alike.

The U.S. is not removing its forces from Syria in the face of a Turkish incursion, said the official, speaking on the condition of anonymity. Rather, the president ordered roughly 50 special operations troops in northern Syria to relocate to a different part of the country after he learned that Turkey has planned an offensive against U.S.-backed Kurdish forces in Syria. The official said that offensive had not yet begun.

The latest assertion, however, appears to conflict with a flurry of tweets the president issued Monday, further explaining a White House statement late Sunday that first announced the withdrawal, but offered few details.
 

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Who's running things, anyone? Now it's said the US is not pulling out entirely. Does anyone know what's going on?

Trump Administration Appears to Reverse Syria Decision Following Backlash

A senior administration official on an organized call with reporters appeared to contradict President Donald Trump about Syria policy late Monday, refuting interpretations of his statements from earlier in the day that prompted broad outrage from supporters and opponents alike.

The U.S. is not removing its forces from Syria in the face of a Turkish incursion, said the official, speaking on the condition of anonymity. Rather, the president ordered roughly 50 special operations troops in northern Syria to relocate to a different part of the country after he learned that Turkey has planned an offensive against U.S.-backed Kurdish forces in Syria. The official said that offensive had not yet begun.

The latest assertion, however, appears to conflict with a flurry of tweets the president issued Monday, further explaining a White House statement late Sunday that first announced the withdrawal, but offered few details.

It's just insane. He's lost it. We can only hope there are enough adults left in the house to look after the country until he recovers or leaves.

The one group in the Middle East who have been our reliable friends, and he throws them under the bus, to appease an angry dictator.

MSNBC’s Willie Geist revealed the horrifying and impulsive reason President Donald Trump abandoned Kurdish allies and placed them at risk of ethnic cleansing from Turkish forces.


The White House suddenly announced that U.S. troops would no longer cover the Kurds in northern Syria, opening the door to a long-planned Turkish strike, in a phone call with an angry Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.



NBC News learned that the call initially was instigated to quell Erdoğan’s growing rage over not getting a sit-down with President Trump last month at the United Nations General Assembly,” Geist said.


The Turkish leader was furious about the perceived insult, and Trump tried to smooth things over by offering a White House visit — but that still didn’t appease Erdoğan, who insisted on carrying out a long-planned military operation in northern Syria.

Trump finally agreed to accept a moderate incursion, such as clearing out a safe zone, but told Erdoğan that U.S. troops would withdraw completely from Syria if Turkey launched major combat operations.


“So the reporting NBC News has is that basically Donald Trump was trying to get Erdoğan off the phone, because he was mad that he didn’t get to have the one-on-one with him here in New York a couple of weeks ago and said, ‘Okay, go into Syria,'” Geist said.
‘Trump was trying to get angry Erdogan off the phone’: New report suggests horrifying reason for Kurd betrayal
 
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If you would just Quote where Paul said "to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord" i might be able to illustrate

Sounds interesting. What do you think it means?

Jesus did not come here to die,

And yet, at the Last Supper, that's what He told His apostles. You're missing a lot by quote-mining His words.

and specifically asked Yah that that cup pass from Him;

Well, let's take a look...

Matthew26:39 And going a little further, he fell upon his face, praying, and saying: My Father, if it be possible, let this chalice pass from me. Nevertheless not as I will, but as thou wilt.

He knew quite well what was coming, and accepted it. As He told the apostles, his death was coming.

Matthew 26:29 And I say to you, I will not drink from henceforth of this fruit of the vine, until that day when I shall drink it with you new in the kingdom of my Father.

just for you, i guess :)

Matthew 26:28 For this is my blood of the new testament, which shall be shed for many unto remission of sins.

No, hell no, Jesus did not come to be a sacrifice for your sins, in the manner we are taught, imo.

See above. Sorry.

Not arguing that He was not prepared for the inevitable death, but we also have vv to the effect "Jesus laid His life down willingly, no one, including God nor Caiaphas, took It from Him" yeh?

"Nevertheless, not as I will, but as thou wilt." so yes that's what happened. He, being man as full as being God, was full of fear and reluctance, but went forward anyway.

So imo looking through the lens of a bit less emo-charged example might work, did Gandhi come to die, did JFK come to die, etc?

Don't remember either of them telling their followers that they were going to shed their blood for them. What do you have?

just my opinion bro, but i would ask your thoughtful response, after recognizing any cognitive dissonance if you would.

I'm thinking it's less your cognitive dissonance than you just trolling. But even trolls can be useful, as you were this time.

Its a hard step, i know.

Just another troll skin on the Happy Room wall.
 

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Sounds interesting. What do you think it means?
ha well you have not Quoted it yet?
bc it does not exist, at least imo
And yet, at the Last Supper, that's what He told His apostles. You're missing a lot by quote-mining His words.
and yet He asked that that cup pass from Him, and maybe i am not the one missing anything here, having firmly come from the standard Christian Believer pov myself. Just bc He told His apostles what must happen does not mean that that is what He would have preferred happen, yes? if it be Your will, let this cup pass from Me is pretty...condemning, in this context, imo.

To most believers the v is like meaningless, seems to me, i would encourage quote-mining. Any personal interp will not stand anyway yeh? I didnt originate anything i post, for the most part. Except the "i killed Emmanuel when i founded the world, and formed my ego" is all me, fwiw, i guess. Derived, but whatever.
See above. Sorry.
see above. Sorry.
"Nevertheless, not as I will, but as thou wilt." so yes that's what happened. He, being man as full as being God, was full of fear and reluctance, but went forward anyway.
easy to make that the focus rather than the truth contained in the part 1 i guess;
but a simple truth is that Jesus asked to be excused, (Jesus is God, right) and did not want to die a pointless death "for your sins," as that was functionally irrelevant to God.
who told you that you were naked?
(not Me)

Don't remember either of them telling their followers that they were going to shed their blood for them. What do you have?
cant Quote Jesus actually shedding any either, can ya?
oops
you can imagine it though, and Scripture will even help, a little bit
just enough lol
Just another troll skin on the Happy Room wall.
maybe, yup. Been called worse i guess
Apollos watered
 
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Sounds like a message from Satan.

As I said before, bbyrd009 is here as a saboteur. Planting his IED's and hoping for some serious damage.
i am here for your heads, yes.
listen to me at your peril,
i am not kidding, even a little bit
much more comfy to stay in the world and discuss politics and world stuff,
in a 501c3 "church," no shame,
stay spewed until you are ready ok
 

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How many Christian Churches, even more conservative Churches, have actively put their ideals to work in the Church?

He must not marry a widow, a divorced woman, or a woman defiled by prostitution, but only a virgin from his own people,
But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God's special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.

Given I went to a Church, it could be any protestant Church with a married pastor, how many of those pastors married a virgin? A spotless virgin means she didn't lose her virginity during prom night, and was not in sexual sins. How many? Christian society value virgin brides. In the 1950's the average age of marriage was around 18-21 or so. It bumped up to about 25-30 along with the divorce rate. A lot of the people responsible for promoting that type sin have happened to be "Counter Culture" Secular Humanists, and people who have rejected God and God's Righteousness. That would be a lot of Democrats. Harvey Weinstein, and the #metoo crowd, happened to be mostly Democrats. The Democrats, like The Clinton's, with associations to Epstein, have been doing wrong for a long time, it has been public knowledge, and it only brought to the light when someone did really wrong or was politically expedient for some egotists hypocrites and pharisees.

At your average protestant Church today, how many single moms may a man find? It is not right that there are so many single moms and children without Dads. God is a forgiver, and someone is transformed in Christ. The fault may have been with men who were in sin, who were not repentant 100%, who were blind men, and softened what they preached. I have heard "Sweating like a whore in Church." I grew up being aware of that saying. I went to Churches that have tended to be more conservative and have never seen it. In fact, around such Churches, we may be able to find a variety of women who were in a lot of sin in the 1970's and 1980's, they perceive that their friends who were also in sin had good marriages, and they have not been called into repentance.

Who are "The Democrats" to Judge Donald Trump or Christianity? What right do they have? Judge not lest ye be Judged? We pretty much expect that like Harvey Weinstein, given someone is a Democrat, they were probably doing wrong. Someone really centered on God works to apply and standard, and pin that, and the guilt and most guilty parties which would be the Party of the Counter Culture of the 1960's which was known for debauchery.

Age of Consent vs Age of Marriage.

Another good example of what I am talking about is looking at the difference in views on the Age of Consent vs The Age of Marriage.

News Article: Child Marriage in Tennessee.

In a Christian society, a young person is under her dad's authority until she is married. When she is married be it at 18 or 21, or whatever, her dad walks her down the isle and passes her to her husband symbolizing the transfer of authority. What is on the books, and allowed in Tennessee, and at what age, we may be able to discuss. I don't 100% know, but given something wrong was happening in Tennessee, it could be discussed. The type people who most would like to discuss it would be people that have tended to hate Christians, see all religion as basically equal, and have no problem with sex outside of marriage.

In one state, lets say the Age of Marriage is 16 with parental consent. In the State of Washington, the Age of Consent was lowered to 16. A sixteen year old girl gets a job at a subway, and her manager or coworkers who are 25, works to prostitute her over the internet. That would be abuse and wrong. Do men want wives or do they want prostitutes? People who have tended to seek lowering the Age of Consent have often been people more politically aligned to, or sympathetic to socialism, and Secular Humanism, and have had issues like a Bernie Sanders Rape fantasy. Someone like Bernie Sanders may be able to repent. Is there anything that suggests Bernie Sanders has changed? No. I would assume, he still has some issues, and has done some bad things behind closed doors more similar to Harvey Weinstein. It just has not been politically expedient, at this time, to out him for the powers that be?

Who has the right to Judge? The Left, in general, has been more aligned with The Pharisees, and has been Luciferian. They have no right to Judge, and the article posted in the OP was more about Power. Someone was working to marginalize and shame Christians towards someone else or something else being in power. The left has been dishonorable people, with low integrity, with no right to Judge. Men who have no problem with a young girl being passed around outside of marriage, having her heart broken, and being used and abused by those who have most agreed with them, but as soon as a man takes a stand more in line with God, suddenly they have shot venom. Donald Trump was a moderate Republican, almost a Democrat in 2000. Whatever Donald Trump was doing prior to being president, was looked the other way. It didn't matter to them until he took a stand against Luciferianism and its fruit. The people who have been pointing the finger have tended to be the worst offenders who seem to believe marriage is a failed institution and good riddance, and have actively been working to destroy it. They don't get to judge, and they should be called out on it every time. They may have been objectively "The Wicked."
 
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