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Category Archives: Christianity
NYT: “Australia’s Immoral Preference for Christian Refugees”
Steve Sailer: From the New York Times oped page: Australia’s Immoral Preference for Christian Refugees By A. ODYSSEUS PATRICK MAY 3, 2017 SYDNEY, Australia — Like many Western countries, Australia has agreed to resettle refugees from the wars in Syria … Continue reading
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David Brooks Marries His Former Researcher Today
Has he formally converted to Christianity yet? Source Source Registry Washington Post: New York Times columnist David Brooks weds his former researcher Anne Snyder Knot, tied: New York Times columnist David Brooks wed Anne Snyder, his former research assistant, on … Continue reading
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The Rise Of Christian Kinism
The New Republic is not happy: For alt-right Christians, Russell Moore is the embodiment of where the religious right went wrong—by refusing to openly embrace racism. Throughout his youth, Griffin says, he felt alienated by Christians like Moore who were … Continue reading
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Is David Brooks Converting To Christianity?
He divorced his wife a couple of years ago (after converting her to Judaism) and now he is marrying a Christian. It’s wondrous the deep spiritual change a pretty young woman can provoke in a married old man. Anne Snyder … Continue reading
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MK Ben Ari rips up New Testament
I’m sure Jews wouldn’t protest if goyim started ripping up copies of the Talmud, so what’s the big deal here? YNET: MK Michael Ben Ari (National Union), a member of the Israeli parliament tore up a copy of the New … Continue reading
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The case for Christmas
Ricky Vaughn writes: “Stephen Miller is the most based Jew of all time.” Stephen Miller writes in 2006: It’s the most wonderful time of year-but you wouldn’t know it looking around Duke’s campus. You’d probably find more Christmas decorations at … Continue reading
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Forward: ‘This rhetorical shift may give opportunity for the majority to impose views on the minority’
Nathan Guttman writes: Many of Trump’s supporters, especially Christian evangelicals, have responded well to his campaign promise of restoring Christmas’s role as an all-American major holiday, a concept seen as providing the religious element to Trump’s pledge of “making America … Continue reading
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Is Christianity Cucked?
A friend says: Joseph, husband of Mary, was the archetypal cuck. Let’s be honest & presume Mary got knocked up by somebody else, probably an Arab. Then “an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, … Continue reading
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Amazon, Christianity & Islam
The differences are that a) Christians have a sense of humor and b) they won't kill you if they don't happen to find it funny. https://t.co/hE8Xw5L27v — Space Bunnyopoulos (@Spacebunnyday) October 7, 2016 Amazon bans Islam costumes because they're "racist". … Continue reading
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Does religion make blacks and Hispanics better citizens?
F.C. Stoughton writes: W. Bradford Wilcox and Nicholas H. Wolfinger, Soul Mates: Religion, Sex, Love, and Marriage among African Americans and Latinos, Oxford University Press, 2016, 248 pp., $27.95. Soul Mates, by academic sociologists W. Bradford Wilcox and Nicholas H. … Continue reading
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