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Written account of Jesus rising from the dead identified in 2,000-year-old manuscript, study suggests trib.al/caFpzVT
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A Europa será destruída por mulheres que projetam naqueles animais a maternidade que cabia aos filhos que elas abortaram.
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No Japão muitos japoneses entregaram suas vidas a Jesus e desceram às águas do batismo !
Aleluia Jesus ! Glórias a Deus !
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A Lindsay Clancy juror who initially leaned guilty is now defending the lone holdout who forced a mistrial in the strangling deaths of her three children.
Juror No. 5 told told local media that the holdout wasn't the only one who believed Clancy was criminally responsible — she did too, at first. But she says "big personalities" in the deliberation room made themselves known. The jury of nine women and three men deadlocked 11-1 after a full week of deliberations.
Three other jurors, including the foreperson, took a very different tone — calling the holdout "arrogant" and accusing him of disregarding input from nurses on the jury. The foreperson told another reporter she plans to attend a potential retrial in person to support Clancy's defense.
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We are NOT pro-life. We are abolitionists.
We cannot associate with a movement that removes the gospel, the only hope for a nation that murders it's children.
We cannot associate with a movement that kills every bill to abolish abortion because they view women as the second victims of abortion.
We cannot associate with a movement largely driven by non-profit and parachurch ministries instead of rousing the church to do battle with the darkness of our age.
We cannot associate with a movement that seeks to be secular in their approach rather than biblical.
We cannot associate with a movement that seeks the incremental regulation of abortion rather than it's immediate and complete abolition.
We cannot associate with a movement that seeks worldly, pragmatic schemes rather than trusting in the providence of God working through the open statement of the truth.
We are abolitionists, and we are rising.
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There is no difference between the two. Abortion is human sacrifice
Chelsea Clinton Claims Aborting 60 Million Babies Since Roe “Added $3.5 Trillion to Our Economy” buff.ly/YzU2Ldd
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People keep asking “why are so many women are defending Lindsay Clancy?!”
The answer is simple: over 25% of women did exactly what Lindsay did. They murdered their children, too, in cold blood, just like she did, via abortion.
They empathize with her because they’re murderers and they got away with it. So, why shouldn’t she?
We live in a world where the people are blood thirsty for child sacrifice. We desperately need to repent and abolish abortion from our land.
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Q: "Why did Jesus have to die on the cross?"
Pastor Josh's answer is worth your time... 🙏
🚨 The @ShawnRyan762 x @howertonjosh episode is out now: youtube.com/watch?v=zk0wExWX…
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Maria Shahbaz, a 13-year-old Pakistani Christian girl, is still fighting in court to reunite with her family after a judge returned her to the custody of Shehryar Ahmad, the 30-year-old Muslim man accused of abducting her in July 2025.
According to legal advocates, Maria was kidnapped from her Christian home, forcibly converted to Islam, and married against her will. An earlier investigation found that she was a minor and that her marriage documents had been forged.
Despite this, Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court ruled in February that she should remain in Ahmad's custody without first confirming her age, a decision her lawyers say contradicts Pakistani law, which does not allow minors to consent to marriage or religious conversion.
Maria's legal team is now seeking to overturn that ruling. Her lawyer said the court has an opportunity to correct a "serious injustice," warning that allowing the decision to stand would further undermine the confidence of Pakistan's religious minorities in the justice system.
The case comes as Pakistan faces growing international scrutiny over the reported forced abduction, conversion, and marriage of more than 1,000 underage girls from religious minorities each year.
Last week, the European Parliament passed a resolution calling for Maria to be granted access to her family, legal representation, and psychological support, describing her case as emblematic of broader human rights abuses against religious minorities.
