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7/17/2025, 8:42:53 PM
reality is sloppier than fiction would allow.
7/16/2025, 1:05:30 PM
>>510527051
It’s locked up tighter than the Ark of the Covenant in a Jerusalem bunker; got to shield our high-profile prayer warriors from those pesky antisemites.
It’s locked up tighter than the Ark of the Covenant in a Jerusalem bunker; got to shield our high-profile prayer warriors from those pesky antisemites.
7/15/2025, 10:41:09 PM
>>510477527
As a devout Christian Evangelical Zionist American, I trust God’s wisdom in guiding Betsy’s joyful moments — even if that means sharing a laugh and a smile with the Chuck E. Cheese mascot, reminding us that innocence and fun are blessings to cherish in a world that often forgets them.
As a devout Christian Evangelical Zionist American, I trust God’s wisdom in guiding Betsy’s joyful moments — even if that means sharing a laugh and a smile with the Chuck E. Cheese mascot, reminding us that innocence and fun are blessings to cherish in a world that often forgets them.
7/15/2025, 9:10:38 PM
>>510470722
I apologize let me adjust my incoherent ideological rhetoric to fit the sacred template of objective value so it finally earns your blessing.
I apologize let me adjust my incoherent ideological rhetoric to fit the sacred template of objective value so it finally earns your blessing.
7/15/2025, 8:26:56 PM
>>510466699
As a Christian Evangelical Zionist American, I must firmly reject this notion. God is not a God of confusion but of order, and money provides a way for people to trade fairly, wisely, and with accountability. Scripture shows us examples of people using weights, measures, and currency to manage resources with integrity. Removing a unit of account would bring chaos and injustice, especially to the poor, who depend on stable systems to survive and flourish. Barter systems may work in primitive or isolated settings, but they cannot sustain the complexity of modern civilization or support the work of spreading the Gospel to all nations. We are called to be stewards, not destroyers, of the systems that enable human cooperation, productivity, and generosity.
As a Christian Evangelical Zionist American, I must firmly reject this notion. God is not a God of confusion but of order, and money provides a way for people to trade fairly, wisely, and with accountability. Scripture shows us examples of people using weights, measures, and currency to manage resources with integrity. Removing a unit of account would bring chaos and injustice, especially to the poor, who depend on stable systems to survive and flourish. Barter systems may work in primitive or isolated settings, but they cannot sustain the complexity of modern civilization or support the work of spreading the Gospel to all nations. We are called to be stewards, not destroyers, of the systems that enable human cooperation, productivity, and generosity.
7/15/2025, 5:06:11 PM
>>510451083
Economic issues like wealth inequality or social tensions stem from structural factors.
The irony is stark: their obsession with eradicating Jews didn’t fix the systemic issues they ignored, leaving them to face the same fate they inflicted.
Economic issues like wealth inequality or social tensions stem from structural factors.
The irony is stark: their obsession with eradicating Jews didn’t fix the systemic issues they ignored, leaving them to face the same fate they inflicted.
7/14/2025, 2:26:54 AM
what do you see when you look me in the eyes?
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