You might be in a cult.
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Infighting between the cultists are heating up. . . . they're forgetting that God works in mysterious ways.
''Beware of false prophets'' he said.
We have become disfigured': Christian fears Trump years have permanently scarred evangelicals
A conservative Christian has written a lengthy editorial for the Christian Post in which he worries his fellow evangelicals have become too hateful to be effective messengers for God's word.
Michael Brown, a longtime charismatic Christian revivalist, argues that some Christians' fanatical devotion to former President Donald Trump shows that many people within the conservative Christian movement "have become terribly disfigured" by partisan politics.
"Is that what has infected us?" he asks "Have we become so consumed with partisan politics to the point that our Christian identity is now completely intertwined with a fleshly, angry, divisive, and accusative spirit – the very spirit of worldly politics?"
Brown also addresses the recent feuds that have erupted among some pro-Trump "prophets" who are claiming that God will soon reinstall the former president back in the White House.
"When my younger colleague Jeremiah Johnson publicly apologized for wrongly prophesying Trump's reelection, he received a torrent of hate mail of the basest sort, almost all of it from professing Christians," he writes. "This is the fruit of the Spirit? This is the result of our fellowship with God? This is what happens when we are changed into the likeness of Jesus? Obviously not."
''Beware of false prophets'' he said.
We have become disfigured': Christian fears Trump years have permanently scarred evangelicals
A conservative Christian has written a lengthy editorial for the Christian Post in which he worries his fellow evangelicals have become too hateful to be effective messengers for God's word.
Michael Brown, a longtime charismatic Christian revivalist, argues that some Christians' fanatical devotion to former President Donald Trump shows that many people within the conservative Christian movement "have become terribly disfigured" by partisan politics.
"Is that what has infected us?" he asks "Have we become so consumed with partisan politics to the point that our Christian identity is now completely intertwined with a fleshly, angry, divisive, and accusative spirit – the very spirit of worldly politics?"
Brown also addresses the recent feuds that have erupted among some pro-Trump "prophets" who are claiming that God will soon reinstall the former president back in the White House.
"When my younger colleague Jeremiah Johnson publicly apologized for wrongly prophesying Trump's reelection, he received a torrent of hate mail of the basest sort, almost all of it from professing Christians," he writes. "This is the fruit of the Spirit? This is the result of our fellowship with God? This is what happens when we are changed into the likeness of Jesus? Obviously not."
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https://www.businessinsider.com/29-...s-likely-trump-will-be-reinstated-poll-2021-6
Nearly one-in-three Republicans say it's likely that Trump will be 'reinstated' as president this year, a new poll shows
Meanwhile, most GOP voters (61%) and the vast majority of Americans overall (72%) — including 84% of Democrats — say it's unlikely Trump will be restored to the presidency this year.
Only one-in-10 voters say it's very likely Trump will be reinstated. The Morning Consult poll was conducted from June 4 to 7 among 1,990 registered voters, with a margin of error of 2 percentage points.
This new poll is linked to an outlandish conspiracy theory that Trump will be reinstated by the Supreme Court before Labor Day, which has gained momentum among QAnon followers. New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman also recently reported that Trump has been telling close allies he'll be reinstated in August.
Nearly one-in-three Republicans say it's likely that Trump will be 'reinstated' as president this year, a new poll shows
- 29% of Republicans say Trump will be reinstated in 2021.
- 17% of GOP voters say it's "very likely."
- To be clear: there is no way Trump will be restored as president this year.
Meanwhile, most GOP voters (61%) and the vast majority of Americans overall (72%) — including 84% of Democrats — say it's unlikely Trump will be restored to the presidency this year.
Only one-in-10 voters say it's very likely Trump will be reinstated. The Morning Consult poll was conducted from June 4 to 7 among 1,990 registered voters, with a margin of error of 2 percentage points.
This new poll is linked to an outlandish conspiracy theory that Trump will be reinstated by the Supreme Court before Labor Day, which has gained momentum among QAnon followers. New York Times journalist Maggie Haberman also recently reported that Trump has been telling close allies he'll be reinstated in August.
Remember Tom Cotton ...the one who wrote the big letter to the Iranians ?
Top Republican thinks China is going to harvest DNA of American Olympians to create super soldiers
The make-up Olympics are headed to Japan this year, but next year Beijing will have the winter Olympic games and Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) is very concerned that the Chinese government will harvest American Olympian DNA to create super soldiers.
In a letter that Cotton sent to President Joe Biden demanding to know what precautions are being taken and how to protect Americans from being harvested by the Chinese.
"First, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) operates the world's most invasive domestic surveillance system. Chinese authorities closely monitor internet traffic within the country and block and censor online information that the Party views as adverse to its grip on power.
He went on to sound the alarm about facial recognition in China, something that Facebook has implemented and noted that the hotel rooms will likely be bugged. That's when it turned into a strange concern.
He claimed that the DNA will be irresistible to the Chinese and they'll likely detain people specifically to gather their DNA.
See the letter below, uploaded by Fox:
Capitol rioter who put his feet on Pelosi's desk lost his job as a window salesman:
The Capitol rioter who went viral after being photographed putting his feet up on Nancy Pelosi's desk on Jan. 6, has reportedly lost his job as a window salesman, TMZ reports.
The Capitol rioter who went viral after being photographed putting his feet up on Nancy Pelosi's desk on Jan. 6, has reportedly lost his job as a window salesman, TMZ reports.