"He Stirreth Up the People" Orthodox Christian ☦️ Neo-Patristic Marxist 🚩
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The backround music
This FBI is crushing 764 - a violent network that targets children online, affiliated with Nihilistic Violent Extremism.
The results:
🚨 All 56 FBI field offices mobilized
🚨 500+ subjects under investigation
🚨 Nearly 500% INCREASE in 764-related arrests in 2025
🚨 Two key leaders behind bars
🚨 One prolific member sentenced to 77 YEARS in federal prison — a historic sentence.
And across our broader fight to protect America’s children, 6,000+ child predators and human traffickers arrested — UP 13%.
Our children deserve protection. Their victims deserve justice. This FBI is delivering BOTH.
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-DKP🇺🇸
Unironically the problem of evil doesn't phase me at all
what hurts my faith is the problem of salvation
Without God/A Ground of Being all morality becomes "Moralfagging"
You either have God or the most logical thing to do is killing yourself
Orthodoxyiscool☦️ retweeted
Ukrainian veteran Ruslan Knysh is just 20 years old. Still, he continues to defend his country after losing both arms and legs in a Russian drone attack. Today, he is training to become a drone pilot by using a customized chin controller to operate unmanned ground vehicles. abcnews.link/H2WKOYt
Orthodoxyiscool☦️ retweeted
“You shall not bear false witness against thy neighbour” (Exodus 20:16).
Your article is misleading and unfair to Pope Leo XIV.
Yes, the Pope did not explicitly name Jesus Christ in this particular address, but omitting His name is not equivalent to denying Him or promoting syncretism. In the full speech, Pope Leo invokes God as the giver of peace, calls for prayer, quotes the Catechism of the Catholic Church (§2315), and concludes with Christ’s own words in Matthew 5:9: “Blessed are the peacemakers.”
The Pope’s reference to peace as a “guiding star” concerns our choices in a world threatened by war, not the replacement of Christ as humanity’s Saviour.
Nowhere does Pope Leo proclaim that all religions are equally true or equally salvific. To suggest religious indifferentism merely because he did not explicitly name Christ is an unwarranted theological leap.
People should read the actual speech : vatican.va/content/leo-xiv/e…
The Church being the "only" Ark of salvation doesn't make sense because didn't God say "Never again shall all flesh be cut off by the waters of the flood, and never again shall there be a flood to destroy the earth."?
Just a question
