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LibertyCipher retweeted
For the last decade, I’ve given myself to the country.
I’ve traveled to 40+ states, spent more time with your families than my own, & literally worked myself to the bone.
I don’t ask for anything from you, but I’m asking now:
Will you do me the honor of voting straight-ticket Republican tomorrow?
Will you answer my call to action?
LibertyCipher retweeted
This is such bullshit. Find me a single Republican nominee who says “Tucker Carlson is a welcome figure on the campaign trail.” Whereas Hasan Piker is everywhere for Democrats.
We had two overt antisemites in the House Republican Conference, and we beat them both. Democrats are electing a whole new horde.
Yes, the right has antisemites. But we crush them. We defeat them. We excommunicate them.
Your party elects them.
I know it is incredibly painful for you to realize you have made a mistake being a Democrat, but your “both sidesism” shows you don’t really care about the actual problem.
Admit you made mistake. Admit that the Democrat Party — with a few admirable exceptions — is a Jew hating party and act accordingly.
LibertyCipher retweeted
also, there are many people making the case this is about, “stealing the election.” that’s not the goal at all. the goal is to delegitimize elections and steal power. this creates two paths for a power grab for the left.
if democrats come out on top it gives the left a narrative to crack down on the right should they protest in a similar way they did on January 6th. jail opposition and criminalize dissent.
if the right comes out on top the left can accuse republicans of cheating and call the election illegitimate. call for governors not to recognize republicans that win, then riot and protest in an attempt to goad the administration into over stepping against a “popular and peaceful protests,” which will be anything but.
LibertyCipher retweeted
The 10-year database architecture cycle:
2015: SQL is obsolete. Schemas are too rigid. Put everything in NoSQL JSON documents.
2018: Wait, we need to join users and orders. Let's write a 400-line nested loop in JavaScript to join them in RAM.
2021: Wait, if the server crashes halfway through the loop, we lose money. We need ACID transactions.
2026: Quietly puts everything back in PostgreSQL and never speaks of it again.
When Democrats win because the Republican on the ballot wasn't "godly enough" for you, you are ensuring that:
1. DC and Puerto Rico become states so Democrats gain a super majority in the Senate.
2. We will open the borders again, amnesty will be given to tens of millions of illegal aliens, and we cement a permanent majority for Democrats in the house of representatives.
3. There will be 13 justices on the Supreme Court to gain an immediate majority for Democrats.
Your decision to "send a message to Republicans" and not voting will result in America becoming a permanent one-party state. It will be the end of democracy in any meaningful sense of the word.
All that is needed to ensure this doesn’t happen is 51 Republican senators in 2029. That is why you should vote for Republican senators this election. Even ones you disagree with or don't like. Every excuse you have is irrelevant compared to this.
LibertyCipher retweeted
One of my favorite roles that Patrick Stewart ever played was as Pharaoh Seti in The Prince of Egypt. His performance was fantastic.
“One weak link can break the chain of a mighty dynasty!”
LibertyCipher retweeted
On "VOTING FOR THE LESSER OF TWO EVILS"
If godly people refuse to vote for the LESSER of 2 evils, godless people will vote to ensure you, your children, and your grandchildren get the GREATER of 2 evils.
NEWSFLASH: You will be voting for a "lesser of two evils" until Jesus returns.
Wise Christians can differentiate between a FALLEN candidate and an EVIL candidate.
FALLEN CANDIDATE: Has personal sin in his / her life.
EVIL CANDIDATE: Leads entire communities, states, and nations to sin.
LibertyCipher retweeted
"Advocate the theft of money by force to be used by government agencies which restrict employees from spreading the gospel while they hand out food, because food for the body is the most important thing." - Progressive Jesus.
There is more historical evidence of Jesus' real virgin birth, real life, real miracles, real crucifixion, real and total death, real burial, and real resurrection than there is of the existence of Alexander the Great.
LibertyCipher retweeted
As AI expands utility in software, medicine, manufacturing, energy and beyond, valuations capture projected productivity and revenue gains. Top labs hit $850B-$965B on strong growth; NVIDIA tops $5T from hardware. Markets price in multi-trillion annual economic value from efficiency and new capabilities, tempered by adoption speed and returns.
Christians should help each other grow in truth and love. We can disagree on some things, but the core beliefs of our faith cannot be set aside:
- There is one God in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
- Jesus is fully God and fully human. He was born of a virgin, died for our sins, and rose from the dead in a real body.
- Jesus is Lord and will return to judge the world.
- Jesus alone saves us. We are saved by God’s grace through faith in him. Salvation is a gift we cannot earn.
Rejecting these truths is more than a difference of opinion. Yet Christians can disagree about Calvinism , Arminianism, Compatibilism and lesser matters, such as food or special days, and still follow Jesus.
We must correct false teaching and wrong actions. But someone who has questions may need help learning. Listen, use the Bible, and be willing to accept correction yourself. Stand firm in the truth, and treat people the way Jesus did.
Imagine an ant is picked up by a hand and then set down. It asks another ant, “What was that?!”
The other ant may have seen what happened. But does it understand the person holding the hand or why that person acted?
That picture reminds me that we can know something without knowing everything, and the impossibility of having the full picture by asking others who have no way of knowing.
How do God’s plan and our choices fit together?
- Calvinism teaches that God chooses whom he will save. His grace changes their hearts so they willingly trust Christ.
- Arminianism teaches that God’s grace makes it possible for us to trust Christ, but we can accept or resist that grace.
- Compatibilism says a choice can be free when we act from our own desires, even if that choice is part of God’s settled plan. Many Calvinists explain freedom this way. It is a view of freedom, rather than a separate Christian faith.
These views address the same puzzle, but their answers differ.
The Bible places God’s purpose and human choice together. Joseph’s brothers meant to harm him, while God meant those same events for good. Jesus’ death was part of God’s plan, yet those who killed him were responsible for their actions. God’s purpose did not make their choices meaningless. Genesis 50:20; Acts 2:23.
God can carry out his purpose through choices people willingly make. Christians disagree about exactly how that works and what makes a choice free.
Predestination vs. Free-Will debate is ancient. Modern physics and brain research have added new evidence, but they have not settled it. A random event is not the same as a free choice. And brain activity before we notice a decision does not, by itself, prove that our choices are fake.
What amazes me as a Christian is that God gave us Scripture that holds his rule and our responsibility together. God authored it so it makes sense that the further we get in our scientific findings on predestination versus free will the scripture does not require us to abandon either.
We can trust what God has shown us while admitting that we do not see the whole picture. That should lead us to study carefully and treat each other with patience.
The righteousness of faith does not require someone to ascend to heaven to "bring Christ down" or descend into the abyss to "bring Him up from the dead". That work is already accomplished!
If you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, AND believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved - Romans 10:9
The salvation is because of God, not you. Everything good you do after that is a result of salvation, not the cause of it.
Everything you fail to do, or do for evil, is a result of the flesh. Any remorse and repentance this causes is due to your salvation. No remorse or repentance is a sign you never had real belief, not that you lost real belief.
Nothing can take you from the Father's hand.
LibertyCipher retweeted
If you’re a Republican upset with what happened in Brazil, I ask you to consider voting early today.
We give because we’re grateful to God and care about our neighbors. Giving should be willing and rooted in love. “God loves a cheerful giver” (2 Corinthians 9:7).
Asking for help isn’t forcing anyone, and explaining a need isn’t compulsion. Preaching about generosity is biblical. Paul urged churches to give while teaching that their gifts should be willing (2 Corinthians 8-9). A message challenges our priorities without taking away our choice.
There’s plenty of good we can do: support faithful ministry, put food on someone’s table, care for the sick, visit people in prison, and help widows and orphans. These are practical ways to love our neighbors (Matthew 25:35-40; James 1:27).
Setting aside a percentage of your income is a good habit. But writing the check doesn’t mean we’re done loving our neighbor. Jesus rebuked people who carefully tithed while neglecting justice, mercy, and faithfulness (Matthew 23:23).
We don’t need applause for it, either. Jesus taught us to give without making a show of it, and Paul said even giving away everything means nothing without love (Matthew 6:1-4; 1 Corinthians 13:3).
Give what you can, and think about where it will help. Sometimes that means giving up something we wanted so someone else can have something they need. A willing gift can still involve sacrifice.
And supporting laws that takes money by force even for a good cause, isn’t the same as choosing to give what’s yours. Christian generosity is a willing act of love.