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The Nazi Hunters are among the most useless, despicable, and foolish (when they are not outright enemies) Christians have to deal with today.

Brian Sauvé @Brian_Sauve

3 days ago

There are Muslim rape gangs brutalizing our women across our ancestral homelands. And they're hunting Nazis. Our governments have betrayed us, protecting the Muslim rapists from their own people. And they're hunting Nazis. Our people are being robbed and replaced at

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Spot + On. And the reckoning has not even really begun.

Andrew Torba @BasedTorba

3 days ago

Many men of my generation did not leave Christianity because they studied themselves out of it. They left because the version of Christianity handed to them was too small to command their lives. It was sentimental, embarrassed, therapeutic, worldly, and weak. It asked nothing

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@nxrstudios So glad to be working with you guys to produce new audiobooks!

@JoelWebbon Happy to be producing audiobooks for this great new app!

Great news! Spread the word, and maybe we can get the audiobook BACK on the bestseller charts!

Vauban Books @VaubanBooks

3 weeks ago

Exciting news for Audible Premium Plus members! The Camp of the Saints audiobook has been selected for Audible’s Monthly Deal Sale this June, coming in at 68% off!

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It's a good day to buy Zach Garris books.

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I do think we're swiftly arriving at the point where the abracadabra words, among them "racism," will simply fall from the air without effect. Doesn't mean they'll stop using them; though we may see a decline for certain words, and the accelerated adoption of new weapon-words.

Mehdi Hasan @mehdirhasan

3 weeks ago

Serious Q to any Trump defender: how is this not an undeniable example of straight-up racism? ‘They’re all crooks, the Somalians’? Which other ethnic or racial or national group can you just entirely condemn as criminals? Previously he called them all garbage. Racism, clearly.

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I’m not the only one who has been warning about this kind of lawfare being deployed in the PCA, but these recent cases are exactly what many of us have been talking about. Consider two examples: Burke Parsons and @ZacharyGarris. I would be surprised if either suspension ultimately stands if appealed all the way through the process. But that is exactly the problem. The process is long. In the meantime, these men are suspended from office. They are sidelined from pastoral ministry. Their churches are disrupted. Their people are left without their shepherd. Even if the suspension is eventually overturned, the process itself becomes the punishment. That creates a dangerous incentive structure. Men can use the courts of the church to temporarily remove pastors over charges they likely know will not hold up under final review. The accusations are often tied to elastic applications of ninth commandment violations, claims of “harshness,” or other highly subjective standards. Take Garris. He was suspended for poking fun at Dr. Anthony Bradley by saying there are some things so complex that even a PhD cannot understand them. Frankly, that is funny. Dr. Bradley regularly invokes his credentials in ways that invite that kind of jab. To have a church lose its pastor, even temporarily, over something like that is absurd. This kind of judicial maneuvering does real damage. It chills ordinary pastoral speech. It rewards strategic accusations. It destabilizes local churches. And it sends a clear message to younger men: enter this denomination, and you may find yourself sidelined for months over charges that will eventually be overturned. If the older conservatives in the PCA do not step up and use their authority to stop this sort of procedural abuse, younger men are going to ask a very reasonable question: Why would I come into, or remain in, a denomination where the process itself can be weaponized against faithful pastors? This is not mainly about whether these particular men win on appeal. It is about whether constitutional process in the PCA will be used to secure justice or to exercise ideological control by other means. #SavethePCA

Gentlemen, Christ our Lord has made things abundantly clear for those with eyes to see. Over the last several years, and with violent acceleration over the last year, the denominations have made one thing plain: They are at war with godly men and with God’s created order. This week, we saw it with Dr. Garris. Last week, we saw it with Dr. Schlebusch. The bar is incredibly low: “Will this church refrain from punishing a Lutheran or Reformed man for refusing liberalism and acting like a man?” No denomination has been able to clear even that bar. The denominational machines have protected cowards, hirelings, climbers, and wolves, while serious men are left asking where they can take their wives and children on Sunday. It seems increasingly clear that we must stop treating these corrupted structures as if they are the only possible path forward. These corporations are not the Church. They do not own the Church. They do not validate the Church. They do not create, sustain, or protect the Church. It is time to put denominationalism on the shelf, starve the parasites bleeding our churches dry, and rebuild faithful Christian life outside the machines. If God wills, future generations can decide whether those machines are worth reclaiming.

It’s important to remember that while there’s a lot of anti-American hate coming out among the Indian migrant community due to Trump’s immigration initiatives, there’s also a decent amount of Indians that really like this country, are interested in its cultural heritage, and want to see it thrive. They also have to go back.

@aelfred80 @jchasedavis @jchasedavis, I'd love to talk about producing the audiobook for Offensive Christianity. I can send you a DM if you like.

@aelfred80 @jchasedavis I would love to. Do you know who published it?

"Caught." They want you to think your patriotism is a vice, a thing you do in secret lest the teacher catch you and drag you to the principal's office.

Patriot.

LongTime🤓FirstTime👨‍💻 @LongTimeHistory

4 weeks ago

MAGA man caught on camera texting "Call ICE" at high school graduation—because there are too many "Mexican names." "Man Hispanics everywhere! Every other name is Mexican! We are being overrun!" he writes. "ICE needs to raid this graduation!" The Farmersville High School

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Spurgeon committed a sacralism.

William Wolfe 🇺🇸 @WilliamWolfe

4 weeks ago

“I long for the day when the precepts of the Christian religion shall be the rule among all classes of men, in all transactions! I often hear it said, ‘Do not bring religion into politics.’ This is precisely where it ought to be brought, and set there in the face of all men as

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@WilliamWolfe Spurgeon committed a sacralism.

Pretty sure I've reached my lifetime limit on movies where the stakes are "the universe."

That's right. Turns out that, if you're ignorant about something, you should just keep your trap shut.

Tim Frankovich, Author @timfrankovich

a month ago

Let's see. The Bible contains: angels, demons, cherubim, seraphim, giants, dragons, sea monsters, kings, prophets, ghosts, prophecies, chosen ones, wars, witches, talking animals... I mean...

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I think future historians are going to be horrified by how much of human culture got flattened into “content.” A song used to be a song. A film used to be a film. A photograph used to capture a moment someone cared enough to preserve. Now everything is “content.” The word itself tells you everything. Content is what you pour into a trough to keep the animals occupied. And once art became content, it stopped needing permanence. Or craftsmanship. Or sincerity. It just needed engagement metrics. So now musicians optimize for TikTok clips instead of albums. Writers optimize for rage instead of meaning. Movies feel like they were assembled by committee to become GIFs before they even release. The machine doesn’t reward beauty anymore. It rewards interruption. The entire internet economy is built around preventing you from sitting quietly with your own thoughts for longer than 11 seconds.