Defending Traditional Christianity in an Age of Doubt Calling Out Straw Men on X.

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A clip from the @regardingdoubt podcast last week talking about #Malfoid, and why it might be more than just a twitter trend. youtu.be/DjjMtcGP9pU Join me on my livestream tonight if you want to chat about it!
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Here's Allie Beth Stuckey promoting Steve Deace's Nefarious movie. She says it was "disturbing in a nessasary way, in a wake up call kind of way...it was...scary...but makes a really profound point on the nature of Good and Evil.
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From what I gather reading tweets responding to tweets about @conservmillen's comments that I haven't seen about movies, she's probably right that being too into horror is probably not good for your spiritual life.
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Gonna be on @regardingdoubt in less than an hour! LINK BELOW
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A New Word Every Day! #NormMacDonald
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Twas a good time
We were wrapping up the stream and then ended up debating Sola Scriptura for 2 hours 😆
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And we all remember this banger. "Vagina" is my favorite.
Replying to @JayDyer
If you can take your insults from a fourth-grade to at least an eighth-grade maturity level, I'll think about it.
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So many similar stories of Jay's DM tactics. Jay sticks to his DM script very closely--almost like an AI bot, ironically, but I think its really him, which is worse.
Behold the fruit of OrthoBro’ism. A thread 🧵
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-Message out of the blue -Offer debate in the next few hours on his livestream (where he will mute ans block you) -Add an insult before you have even responded -Make fun of you for deliberating on a reply -Call you a coward if you don't do exactly as he demands
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Common mistake, but Monster Mash is actually the doctor. The song is Monster Mash's monster.
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Commas are important. "Customer service, my ass!" is very different from "Customer, service my ass!"
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One handy thing I'm learning from children: reverence looks different for different people. In general, adults think of reverence as quiet (if not silent) awe; whereas for young kids there's usually a combination of "Wow!" and blurting out a delighted response – even laughing.
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