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If a pastor believes that a book on how Christian men and women can be friends causes a man to commit adultery, that pastor shouldn't be a pastor.
If you can't minister to the women in your congregation because you view the as threats, you're not a shepherd. You're a wolf.
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I will never ever get over the fact that the people who told us when we were kids (rightly) that Bill Clinton’s predatory sexual misconduct & lies were a disqualifying abuse of power+
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Constantly asking people if they're ok and trying to make sure they're are not upset is a form of emotional monitoring.
It can damage relationships.
How to Break This Pattern:
A nerdy thread 🧵 for historians and geographers who love Texas. #texasforever
Bahahahahahaha!!!!! This tweet has won first place 🥇
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The Gospel Coalition literally made a theological article out of the Dick in a Box song, this is how bad things have gotten.
This 🧵 is 🔥 also shame on @TGC for deleting their tweet posting the article
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Laura Cortez retweeted
Your developmental age is different than your actual age. Many adults are much younger emotionally, because of this.
Here's how to find out your developmental age:
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Illinois Gov. Pritzker on Highland Park mass shooting: “It is devastating that a celebration of America was ripped apart by our uniquely American plague.” abcn.ws/3RmtgjB
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Christians can participate in political parties, but those groups should never frame our moral outlook or be the masters of our social action.
Too many believers have outsourced their public witness to ideologies made with human hands. (&)
Hispanic Civil Rights Movement is often overlooked or ignored in Texas public schools. @Uvalde_CISD and the city of #Uvalde should look to memorialize this civil rights event on school grounds even while it looks to raze the school building.
Before the school shooting, Uvalde was known for a 1970 Hispanic student walkout.
Its aging participants fear its spirit and memory are fading.
Residents told us the history of the walkout isn’t taught in local schools. bit.ly/3OfEJPF
Before the shooting, Uvalde was known for a Hispanic student walkout
When a popular Hispanic teacher didn’t get his contract renewed at Robb Elementary School in 1970, hundreds of students decided to boycott school for weeks.
“I promise you America, you and me, we are not as divided as we’re being told we are!” youtu.be/oc0RmmfpHI4 via @YouTube












