“Love thy neighbor” does not mean “invite in foreign, violent, usurpatious pedophiles to live off your hard work”
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Priests live off the Church, tax-free. They're literally "uncancellable" and situated more than anyone in society to speak Truth to this society!
They don't have a wage job they can really be fired from.
They don't have a wife or kids that can be bullied or threatened.
They don't have any worldly possessions to sue for or seize.
Attacking them can even be classified as a hate crime.
*Think about it!*
They don't have a wage job they can really be fired from.
They don't have a wife or kids that can be bullied or threatened.
They don't have any worldly possessions to sue for or seize.
Attacking them can even be classified as a hate crime.
*Think about it!*
uproar: An uproar is a state of violent, noisy confusion, or a loud, angry public protest against something.
Once again, what the fuck are these retards talking about? There's a violent uprising in **dorset village**?
Once again, what the fuck are these retards talking about? There's a violent uprising in **dorset village**?
A church that calls out the deeds of the synagog of satan is on the right path. Evil hates the spotlight.
The problem is that politics often overlap with morality, which *is* the purview of the church.
It is immoral to live of the work of others if you can work, according to the Bible. Just writing "illegals" is exteemely vague but there are clear moral considerations when considering whether to voluntarily open the gates of your city to barbarians.
The fact that these are even considered to be political issues at all is extremely telling of how badly churches have fumbled their moral responsibilities because we are actually looking to *politicians* for moral guidance.
It is immoral to live of the work of others if you can work, according to the Bible. Just writing "illegals" is exteemely vague but there are clear moral considerations when considering whether to voluntarily open the gates of your city to barbarians.
The fact that these are even considered to be political issues at all is extremely telling of how badly churches have fumbled their moral responsibilities because we are actually looking to *politicians* for moral guidance.
Can we see a copy of the poems as they sound like they have potential?
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Thanks for expanding my vocabulary.
And there's the oubliette