“There’s no persecution of whites in South Africa. None. Zero. Zilch. Pay no attention to the law passed last year that gives the government the right to appropriate white South African farmland.”
(Rick Moran – PJ Media) How very Christian of them.
The Episcopal Church thinks that all white South Africans are racists and won’t help a few dozen of them resettle in the United States.
“In light of our church’s steadfast commitment to racial justice and reconciliation and our historic ties with the Anglican Church of Southern Africa, we are not able to take this step,” wrote the Most Rev. Sean W. Rowe, the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church. Continue reading
“This bizarre red meat allergy is sweeping across the country, we’re also being hit with a coordinated media and political campaign to convince us that meat is killing us, making us sick, destroying the planet, and needs to go. The timing isn’t just strange, it’s downright suspicious…”
“The church’s role is not to usurp the authority of the family or the government but to uphold biblical standards, to disciple believers, and to bear witness to the truth. In doing so, it supports families with teaching and counseling, and it speaks prophetically to governments, calling them to align with God’s moral order.”
UPDATE: Below is Founders’ Ministries statement regarding Josh Buice, plus Jon Harris’s podcast where he discusses the recent revelations:
1 Therefore if there is any encouragement in Christ, if there is any consolation of love, if there is any fellowship of the Spirit, if any affection and compassion, 2 fulfill my joy, that you think the same way, by maintaining the same love, being united in spirit, thinking on one purpose, 3 doing nothing from selfish ambition or vain glory, but with humility of mind regarding one another as more important than yourselves, 4 not merely looking out for your own personal interests, but also for the interests of others. Philippians 2:1-13 (LSB) Read verses 5-13 on the site.
I looked at the monkey studies. And when they gave the vaccine to monkeys, to macaques, and then they exposed them to wild virus, the vaccinated monkeys had the same amount of viral concentration in their nasal pharynx as the unvaccinated monkeys. And right then, I said, “Game over.”
“Why did Biden or his puppeteers do something so anarchic, so injurious to their fellow Americans?”
“I will be instituting a MOST FAVORED NATION’s POLICY whereby the United States will pay the same price as the Nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the World,” Trump continued. “Our country will finally be treated fairly, and our citizens Healthcare Costs will be reduced by numbers never even thought of before.
(Protestia) A significant majority of American Catholics favor the adoption of progressive theological teachings that diverge from the core tenets of their faith, according to a 
“When you attempt to sever spiritual matters from political matters, it is akin to removing the soul from the body. The body dies. And that is what we are seeing in the West. The body is dying because we’ve attempted to sever the spiritual or theological from politics.”
“The operative line in that song is “We’ve got no idea what we’re doing” — because they don’t have a clue. It’s bad not only because it hints at universalism but also because it simply doesn’t make any sense.”
(Connor Johnson – TruthScript) With the passing of Pope Francis, popular media is filled with images of the newly deceased Bishop of Rome, and the Catholic Church’s hierarchy, as the Council of Cardinals prepares to choose the next successor to Jorge Bergoglio. [See update below] Conclave, a new movie highlighting the drama-filled succession process to choose a new pope, was recently trending as the #1 film on Amazon Prime. Pictures and tributes continue to pour out onto social media platforms highlighting the contentious leadership and legacy of Pope Francis. 
“…I don’t know that the Democrats have fully internalized what’s about to happen to them between what he looks like today and what they’re about to report.”
In a brief order, SCOTUS justices granted an emergency request to “lift a nationwide injunction blocking the policy.”
“Expressing his “desire is to lower the temperatures, not raise them,” Brown described the process he’s submitted to over the last six months, including eagerly agreeing to the third part of the investigation, even though there was a hiccup.”
“The new Pope Leo XIV is obviously the first pope from the United States.”
(Protestia) On Saturday, more than 7,500 individuals were baptized along the shores of Huntington Beach in a historic event dubbed 
“What makes this even more twisted is how it flips suffering on its head. If you’re broke or hurting, it’s not because life is hard or sin is real — it’s because you just didn’t speak enough blessings over yourself. You didn’t create your world right. It’s not just bad theology, it’s cruel. It makes people feel like failures for not being able to just wish their pain away.”
“Did you notice their theological sleight of hand? The Eastern Orthodox, when instructing their insiders, distinguish between art and icons. But now, when defending themselves to us outsiders, they point to the art in the Tabernacle/Temple as evidence of icons. But for those images to be icons, they would have to be used in worship, bowed to, etc. But Israelites did not do that, at least never with God’s approval.”
“Let the apostates burn their Bibles and pick up their rosaries. Let them trade Sola Fide for Hail Marys. Let them bow to a Pope who calls Muslims brothers and pretends the narrow way is a multi-lane expressway. Let them have their beads and their bones and their blessings. They were never of us.”
“It’s Hillary Clinton all over again, where we are being subjected to the coattails ride of a bitter spouse. If all of this publicity is, as many people think, paving the way for a presidential run, Mrs. Obama seems to be gunning for the disgruntled housewife demographic.”
(Bob Hogue – RedState) In March, FBI Director Kash Patel