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"Don't worry about your pronouns. I definitely won't be talking to other people about you"
Synergistic garbage.
Here, he admits that God is dependent on man's free will in order to save him...
Replying to @SonicReformati1
It's self-contradiction if reformed theology is true - they were not elect with no hope
Are the following statements true:
If you're elect, there's nothing you can do to not be saved.
If you're not elect, there's nothing you can do to be saved.
Revelation 19:8, the Bride is given fine linen.
Revelation adds that the garment is given, which fits the idea that the clothing is provided rather than earned.
"And it was given to her to clothe herself in fine linen,..."
The next two years will be nothing but impeachments.
What a waste of time.
Democrats and Republicans are just stupid.
It was funded by folks within the LDS in the beginning. That money will always get what they truly teach. Watch closely.
This will be a pattern. They will insert their storyline into the Bible to convince the world that Mormons are Christian.
The LDS are exposing themselves on the Book of Mormon influences. Christians warned you that this will be theological garbage. Just like their books.
Replying to @thechosentv
Breakdown of the Mormon influences people are pointing to: Direct visual match to Lamanite warriors. The armor, weapons (swords, clubs), night/forest setting.
Looks like Lamanite armies in the Alma war chapters (Alma 43–62). Those chapters describe Lamanites with thick clothing/skins, later adopting breastplates, shields, and head-plates, fighting at night in wooded terrain. Framing heavenly beings or angels in a Native American warrior aesthetic reads as an allusion to that claim. It is the first time the show has used this specific Native American warrior look for supernatural figures in a Jesus-adjacent scene.
This is why so many Christians warned about this show years ago. It was funded by the LDS and it does have Mormon influence depicting Book of Mormon "history".
Here admitting that this Angel is Nephi, from the Book of Mormon.
That final No Agenda podcast played today. 19 years of media deconstruction by the Crackpot and Buzzkill.
Replying to @adamcurry
I've dreaded this day... The last No Agenda episode ever.
Thank you for the many years of laughs, wisdom, and media deconstruction. The void you leave behind in the lives of NA listeners will be indescribably large. NA will be truly missed 💔
Deeply saddened of the news of Patrick Stewart passing away.
My first memory of him was Dune. Along with King Arthur. Then along came Captain Jean Luc Picard. I developed a love with his acting and the character. No one will come close to him.
I lived near Ashland, Oregon where it is known for their Shakespeare Festivals. Patrick Stewart asked to perform there for a season and the city denied his request for fear of Star Trek fans overwhelming the town, ruining the experience.
I would have watched him perform daily.
I know, O Yahweh, that Your judgments are righteous,
And that in faithfulness You have afflicted me.
-Psalm 119:75
My first No Agenda Show was Episode 356: Super Duper Space Wrench.
search.noagendashow.net/epis…
My first show was episode 882 Fact Check False
Thanks for the deconstruction @adamcurry
Long Live @THErealDVORAK
I gotta say, this post is hilarious considering the LDS past views of Black people.
They have placed their faith on a lie rather than the Person of Jesus Christ.
The events in the Book of Mormon actually happened. I believe it. It is indeed another Testament of Jesus Christ comparable to, and a companion of, The Holy Bible. It witnesses of Christ’s love for all.
If you want to learn more: churchofjesuschrist.org

























