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Ectopic pregnancies, in which a fertilized egg implants and grows outside the uterus, are not viable. They cannot result in a surviving baby, and left untreated, they can rupture and become life-threatening for the woman. Treating an ectopic pregnancy is not murder.
You don’t get to make an extraordinary claim, provide zero evidence, and then demand everyone else disprove it.
That’s not an argument. That’s an admission you can’t defend your own beliefs.
Now prove Zeus, Thor, and the Flying Spaghetti Monster don’t exist. 🎤
You love preaching about the courage to confront religious extremism, yet you’re too cowardly to confront the Christian nationalists in your own ranks.
You don’t oppose religious extremism. You oppose it when it’s not your religion.
Public schools should teach students about the Constitution, not force them to sit beneath government-mandated religious scripture. Religious instruction belongs with families and faith communities, not the state.
Texas lawmakers have an opportunity to restore that distinction.
Texas State Sen. José Menéndez (@Menendez4Texas) has pre-filed a bill to repeal the requirement to display the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms.
We’re good, really.
We don’t need saving from a hell you can’t demonstrate exists, and we certainly don’t need threats of eternal torture disguised as love.
Thank you to Pastor @johnlovell275 for coming out to preach this message this week!
If you see someone being delusional and headed straight to hell, your duty is to love them and tell them the truth, not let them go by without doing anything. If you don't speak up, you're effectively telling them to go to hell.
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If you'll download a 69 cent song, you might help save a woman's life. sbee.link/839ypagfen
Hot take: Try reading the Constitution instead of just waving around a Bible.
Article VI explicitly prohibits religious tests for public office.
Public officials swear to uphold the Constitution, not Christianity. That's not an opinion. It's constitutional law.
Repeating Christian nationalist revisionist history doesn't make it true.
America was founded on a Constitution, not a covenant with your God.
Our problems aren't caused by people skipping church. They're caused by people who think their religion should govern everyone else.
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Joel Webbon getting Nick Fuentes to agree that Hitler "got a little carried away" before they agree that questioning the Holocaust is considered "blasphemy" today. We are truly mask-off here today.
Amazing how God’s divine plan always seems to align perfectly with a politician’s personal ambitions.
Voters elect representatives. God doesn't appoint them.
Public office is a responsibility to the Constitution, not a divine calling.
Years ago, while in fervent prayer inside my restaurant in Rifle, Colorado, I cried out “Here I am, Lord! Send me!” I did not know at that time where He would send me. He sent me to 53 Colorado counties and to our Nation’s Capitol.
He sent me to serve.
My time to be sent to another unknown place is now.
God’s got this.
He’s got US! Jesus is Lord and I am proud to live in the greatest country on earth! Stay Tuned!
You’ll excuse cruelty, corruption, dishonesty, and attacks on basic rights as long as they’re wrapped in Christianity.
Your problem isn’t an inability to recognize evil. It’s your willingness to justify it when it serves your religious agenda.
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Seems fitting that Jan. 6 insurrectionist Stewart Rhodes would be in attendance when white nationalist Christian fascists gather for a conference to lay out their plans to seize power.
Racist white nationalist pastor Joel Webbon says his upcoming conference will begin the process of laying out "battle plans" for "Christian nationalists on the right to be able to seize power": "This is here to stay. And it's not if we win, it's when we win" peoplefor.org/rightwingwatch…
65% of churchgoers failed a basic Bible literacy quiz. Shocking absolutely no one.
Many Christians revere the Bible without actually reading or understanding it. Yet some of those same people insist the rest of us should be forced to live by it.
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We oppose religious extremism whether it comes from Christians or Muslims. The difference is that we apply that principle consistently.
Mace condemns Muslims for imposing religious beliefs on others while she wants to do exactly the same thing.




























