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Feminism is the primary battering ram the managerial state uses to dismantle the patriarchal home.
The regime cannot control a strong man backed by a loyal, faithful wife and several children working the family enterprise; that unit is an ungovernable fortress.
But if the state can pit the woman against the man, incentivize the destruction of the marriage through the family court system, and tax both into exhaustion, the household dissolves.
The state becomes the surrogate husband, the school board becomes the surrogate mother, and the children become property of the regime.
👏Don't👏 Let👏 That👏 Happen👏
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Let’s correct this ignorant take on white and black crime along with poverty and crime.
It’s more about culture, decision making and values than it is about income..
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Christians who participate in sidewalk ministry should speak the truth in love to men and women seeking to murder their babies, even warning about the wrath of our holy God and the eternal consequences of their sin.
We have multiple members of our staff who take part in sidewalk ministry across the country outside of their regular work, and they testify that forthrightly calling abortion murder while heralding repentance is highly effective in saving babies. There is no contradiction between loving women considering abortion and openly proclaiming the truth about abortion, and speaking the truth in love is indeed the best way to love such women.
Christians should never be needlessly brash or vindictive outside of abortion mills, and should always carry in their hearts the compassion of Jesus for the lost. But clearly speaking the truth is often falsely conflated with cruelty or unkindness, which hinders the Christian witness against abortion in our culture, including outside of the abortion mills.
“You don’t change minds by screaming at women.”
At a 40 Days for Life vigil, the message is different: You don’t have to do this today. And if you already have, there is still hope and mercy.
Watch the full conversation on the 40 Days for Life Podcast. 40daysforlife.com/en/dont-be…
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"All Bark, No Bite" Degenerate Furries Try to Mock Me youtu.be/QKtklvJn5rk?si=WFwG… via @YouTube
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Zohran Mamdani’s administration has unveiled new sidewalk shed designs for NYC in an effort to bring better-designed sidewalks to all five boroughs.
The administration has also reduced the number of sidewalk sheds by 1,200 across the city — a decrease of over 15% in 10 months.
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Beyond recent public debates and speaking engagements, we are extremely busy behind the scenes drafting equal protection bills and preparing lawmakers across the country to defend and advance them.
In recent months, we have called on our supporters to contribute financially as we prepare for the 2027 legislative season, and many of you have faithfully answered these requests.
But please also make sure to regularly pray for our work. Jesus taught the disciples that some demons can only be driven away by prayer and fasting. Why would we expect the unspeakable evil of child sacrifice to be abolished in our nation without believers fervently crying out to God for mercy on our land and justice for our preborn neighbors?
If you would, pause for a moment right now and pray for us with your family, and make a note to pray for us in your regular time with the Lord. In terms of specific requests, pray for open doors for our organization and other state and national abolition groups, for equal protection to advance and pass into law across the country, for the Lord to convict civil magistrates to establish justice for the fatherless, and for hearts and minds to change and even bow the knee to Jesus through our advocacy against abortion.
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Please consider making a habit of regularly praying for @AbolitionistFAA and our work.
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He’s not even hiding robbing you. He’s celebrating it publicly!
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God didn't institute the death penalty because life imprisonment was too hard. They had island prisons in the Roman Empire far before our modern era and during the time of Christ. The idea of exile as punishment has been around since the garden of Eden. The death penalty pre-dates the Mosaic Law and is directly rooted in man's nature as created in God's image. Murder is ultimately an attack on God.
Any argument against the death penalty that appeals to modern advancement is moot. If God wanted life imprisonment, He had the power to make that the punishment. The blood of the slain cries out to God for justice. He requires blood for blood, and institutes civil government to carry out His wrath against those guilty of capital crimes. We should not attempt to be more merciful than God.
Though Lila does not say it directly, what she is doing here is impugning God. He is the same today, yesterday, and tomorrow. Did God erase a criminals humanity when He instituted the death penalty? No. So calling the death penalty unjust is the same as calling God unjust.
The pro-life movement has gone so hopelessly awry because they do not understand justice. They see murder as some sort of societal sickness and psychological condition rather than a knowing sinful rebellion against the God who made them.
"Evil men do not understand justice, but those who seek the Lord understand it completely."
Proverbs 28:5
Hi Nick, I greatly respect you. You are a fighter for life. Thank you for sharing your perspective.
I don’t think those who support the death penalty are themselves personally inhumane and did not say that in my post. I think the death penalty itself is inhumane in a nation where we can effectively secure violent offenders and prevent them from harming others.
The ancient Israelites did not have the prisons we have today, which made the death penalty acceptable under those circumstances, as a means of protecting the public from the criminal. But the Bible doesn’t mandate the death penalty for modern America. Today we have the ability to imprison violent offenders for life. Taking their lives is unnecessary to protect the common good.
Whether the death penalty is justified does not depend on the degree of confidence in a criminal’s guilt. In the modern world, the death penalty is unjust even for those we know are guilty. A crime, even a horrific crime, does not erase the criminal’s humanity.
We have a duty to protect the public and to protect the innocent. But vengeance is the Lord’s alone.
There is also a separate concern that I find compelling: entrusting the government—with all its capacity for overreach, corruption, bias, and human error—with the ultimate and irreversible power to take the life of one of its citizens. Our government has made terrible mistakes, and you have been a stalwart critic of government overreach and corruption. In my view, the most conservative position would be to say that, in modern America, the State should not wield the irreversible power of execution when it can protect society through life imprisonment instead.
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Deuteronomy 19:18–19:
"And the judges shall make diligent inquisition: and, behold, if the witness be a false witness, and hath testified falsely against his brother; then shall ye do unto him, as he had thought to have done unto his brother: so shalt thou put the evil away from among you."
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The pope is making a false equivalency. The death penalty is 100 percent biblical.
Abortion kills the innocent. The death penalty punishes the guilty.
Those are not morally equivalent.
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A month or so ago I set out to write a book. Here is the first draft of one of the chapters. It has become a book on its own.
Two things.
1. It will be a miracle if I get this done before Christmas. But that is the plan.
2. If I complete the work, will you please consider giving it a read? I need to justify the time.
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Because @StudentsforLife as well as @KristanHawkins have blocked me and virtually every other abolitionist individual and organization on this platform, I am unable to directly answer the false claim made from this account. But anyone who watches the debate will immediately see how this post, and the initial claim from @JojoRRuba, was an embarrassing misconstrual meant to emotionally manipulate the audience against equal protection.
In my original post, I said that America could be saved with “more gospel” and “more gallows,” along with the “after a fair trial of course” meme showing a picture of a gallows. In other words, restraining evil in our society requires changing hearts and minds with the gospel, as well as just laws and punishments that deter evil conduct. The immediate context of the post, as far as I can remember, was the murder of Charlie Kirk, who was a friend of @KristanHawkins. I and many others who respected and loved Charlie Kirk supported the public execution of his alleged murderer, although since @KristanHawkins firmly opposes capital punishment, she would reject this position.
But the post made no specific mention of abortion, and only generally affirmed the need for the death penalty. I believe that capital punishment should be used more often to penalize many types of crime. In any case, @JojoRRuba holds the exact same position on equal protection as me, that the same laws currently protecting born people should be extended to protect preborn people as well. I am unaware of any current law that would authorize the public execution of any criminal, let alone a woman who willfully murders her preborn baby.
@StudentsforLife routinely relies on false claims and emotional manipulation because they cannot defend their position of theoretically supporting equal protection while opposing equal protection efforts and discouraging candidates from running equal protection legislation. I am thankful that more believers than ever are seeing this inconsistency, and that this debate resulted in a decisive victory for equal protection and abolition.
