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Christian Lt. Gov. Refuses to Resign in Wake of These ‘Radical’ Comments
Republican North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson refuses to back down after slamming the “filth” of transgenderism and homosexuality in a recently published video.
Robinson made his comments in a speech released last week in which he condemned sexualized pro-LGBT propaganda in school curriculums.
“There’s no reason anybody anywhere in America should be telling any child about transgenderism, homosexuality, any of that filth,” he said in June at Asbury Baptist Church. “And yes, I called it filth. And if you don’t like it that I called it filth, come see me, and I’ll explain it to you.”
‘We Have No King but King Jesus’: 101 Ohio Pastors Push Back
Joe Biden’s executive orders mandating shots are not popular with the American public. With resistance to the experimental COVID-19 vaccination going viral across the country, a group of Ohio clergy are taking a jab at the White House’s mandate.
Leading clergy representing over 100 congregations across the Buckeye Bible Belt are giving their disapproval of the national vaccine mandate and have written the president in an open letter.
“Joe Biden can take his medical advice somewhere else; we are not going to listen to him,” says Pastor J.C. Church, one of the 101 clergy co-signers. “This president and his godless administration have foot-in-mouth disease for every issue they touch. Since he does not have the scientific data nor the trust of the people, he uses fear to try to get compliance. Authoritarians in Marxist governments use this method.”
A generic photo posted on the Israel Defense Forces’s Instagram account created a national stir last week showing a soldier holding a Hebrew Bible with both the Old and New Testament at the first in-person ceremony since the COVID pandemic.
“For the first time since the outbreak of the coronavirus, new recruits of the Armored Corps, on Aug. 21, were sworn in at the traditional ceremony at the Armored Corps monument,” the generic caption read.
The photo caused an explosion on social media with several negative comments accusing the IDF of trying to convert recruits to Christianity. Many Israelis—perhaps unaware that all Christians believe in the Old Testament as the Word of God—were angry that the New Testament was paired with the Tanach. {eoa}
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