Well I'd better give my wife one too then

Modest and wholesome, good stuff

"lol this guy's never heard of per capita"

Well spoken

I hate this meme.

Summer's end approaches, now comes the darkened and gloomy months where happiness (95° weather, humidity, the burning sun) is but a memory.

Look what I'm saying is, if I had to choose how I die, heatstroke is my first option. I crave Death Valley weather, and the moment the temperature goes below 80° I'm freezing.

From a listener

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I can't lie man, they really do look like candy.

I must now fight the urge to eat tide pods (a proud Millennial tradition) to pwn the papists.

They want you to deal with it by voting Trump, who will then send people to go fight for zionist causes.

Contrary to popular opinion, enjoying something a lot and thinking about it a lot does not make that thing an idol.

Ryan Turnipseed wrote a fantastic article a while back with a similar idea, but in a more political vein. On account of thinking that a passion for something equals idolatry, nothing normal is permitted by our vainglorious and worldly theologians: gottesdienst.org/gottesblog/2022/8/5/guest-essay-the-idolatry-of-pointing-out-idolatry-by-ryan-turnipseed

Poor guy. Ain't many posters that can make me laff on the first go

Sounds like quite the character

But, like, that's the thing. People are actually more religious now than they were in the middle ages. There's a lot of good going on.

I was shocked to learn that church attendance in the middle ages was lower than it is today, in large part because they didn't have small country churches like we have in the States. Poor farmers simply couldn't get to the big cathedrals that sucked up all the funding.

Give me humble, small churches where people are taught true faith over ostentatious, gaudy golden churches. God values the home congregation full of Pietists more than a cathedral full of the half-hearted.

"Go and learn what this means: ‘I desire mercy, and not sacrifice.’ For I came not to call the righteous, but sinners.” - Matthew 9:13

"The Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.” - 1 Samuel 16:7

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"Jesus looked up and saw the rich putting their gifts into the offering box, and He saw a poor widow put in two small cooper coins. And He said, 'truly I tell you, this poor widow had put in more than all of them. For they all contributed out of their abundance, but she out of her poverty put in all she had to live on." -Luke 21:1-4

One of the reasons men on the dissident right work out and study and eat right, all of that self-improvement work, is because we really should be better than our enemies. We should be inspiring, powerful, attractive to our women, and gifted leaders. Networking is good and we should be doing it; but if you want your people to thrive, be the best of them and lift others up to do the same. That includes being capable in theological matters, hence the Theology series.