WOTMQ: The Air We Breathe?
Christian excusegist, Glen Scrivener, has decided it's time to cash in and piggy back off of Tom Holland's popular, Dominion. But apparently, it lacks the historian's restraint (Tom isn't actually a trained historian — he just writes about history). Glen wants you to think that ALL the moral values of the West are Christian values, and that Christianity just took its time in embracing what are clearly Enlightenment values (against the Christian Holy Book, I might add.)
Alex O'Conner did a terrific job pushing back against Glen in a conversation on Justin Brierly's channel. But I thought we could take a look at just one of the values we embrace in the West and see if it aligns either with the Christian Holy Book or Christian practice — when Christians ruled the entire Latin West.
I'm not gonna be able to gush this month. I apologize. I have very little left to tell you all how much I appreciate your continued support. Just know that I do. I really, really do!!! ❤️
I've been fostering a very young Greyhound who has been quite exhausting... for the last 6 weeks! A breeder once told me that she feared the breed disappearing without the racing — because... she said the puppies made the Marley and Me dog look like a walk in the park. I haven't experienced that exactly. But I've had a taste. I think I've only gotten to sleep through the night three times in the last 42 days. And I'm an insomniac. So once I'm up, it's very difficult to get back to sleep. Anyone want a Greyhound? LOL! 😂
Take care of yourselves. Stay safe and smart — because some people can't do both (or either). I'll see you back here at the end of next month. Enjoy!!! B
P.S.: I have to add that this boy (Coti) is absolutely gorgeous, and the sweetest Greyhound I've ever known. He's an absolute love!!! And I do adore him. He's also gotten SO much better over the last six weeks. He's basically ready now for his forever home.
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You did it again, you never get old. Well, you do…(you do, right?) but not the videos.
You have gone through long suffering with Coti, but I hope he is now feeling secure enough for a forever home. As for the "goodness" of Christianity, the excusegists should go have a chat with the living descendent relatives of those who stopped to camp in Mountain Meadows.
Thanks for that bit of history. I had heretofore never heard of the Mountain Meadows massacre. Yet another example of 'no hate like christian love'!