Bet you think they were SHOT!!!
Nope overdosed on synthetic pot..
So nothing to see here, move along..
Now had a gun been involved…
But liberals like their drugs..Quite apparent the way they act..
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Liberals…Fighting Evil..
From Uncivil Discourse to Civil War?
The Democrat Party’s fastest growing identity-politics constituency has, for the last decade, been coalescing around a theme that is both animating and destructive: Hate. The current chorus of contemptible rhetoric comes from leftist Demo antagonists, their Leftmedia propagandists whose ad revenues depend on conflict and dissent, and the hate-profiteering groups now forming “thought patrols.”
Go Democrats!! Ban Those Guns…
Democrats have decided that gun control is the hill they want to die on come November.
We demand unmasking laws
Notice the efforts to ban hoodies went away and crime spiked?
Scientifically, it produces more antisocial behaviour.
http://www.academia.edu/331707/The_Role_of_Anonymity_In_Deindividuated_Behavior_A_Comparison_of_Deindividuation_Theory_and_the_Social_Identity_Model_of_Deindividuation_Effects_SIDE_
I’ll believe it’s religious when the men fully adopt it.
It’s called deindividuation.
The findings revealed that significant positive relationships existed between the use of disguises and several measures of aggression
It’s a known finding over many, many studies. It’s Established Science TM.
(Police wearing facial protection have ID numbers displayed.)
If they have a public cause, the purpose of appearing in public about it is to lend your face and voice. Anything less is terrorism and intimidation for the reasons below.
Sumptuary laws are culturally encouraged for preservation of the peace.
https://www.thoughtco.com/medieval-sumptuary-laws-1788617
“Jewish leaders issued sumptuary guidelines out of concern for the safety of their community. Medieval Jews were discouraged from dressing like Christians, in part for fear that assimilation could lead to conversion.”
It directly damages social…
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Miraculous Signs…………
Miraculous Signs
August 15
“The apostles performed many miraculous signs and wonders among the people. And all the believers used to meet together in Solomon’s Colonnade” (Acts 5:12).
When is the last time you saw a miracle in your workplace? Perhaps you prayed for a co-worker and they were instantly healed. Perhaps you prayed for a co-worker’s financial problem and it was resolved. Perhaps you led a co-worker to Christ. Or maybe God gave you an answer to a major problem at work that benefited your organization.
The disciples were working people. They turned the world upside down not because of their knowledge of Jesus, but because of their outflow of the power of Jesus through them to others. And this was done in the public square, where all could see.
Workplace Bible and prayer groups are great, but you must transition to action if you want to change the spiritual climate in an organization. There is a risk – God might actually show up in a powerful way.
I taught a lunch-time Bible study in an insurance company for two years. God began to move powerfully in the meetings. People were coming to Christ. Some experienced healing. Word was getting out and non-believers came to check us out.
When is the last time someone saw something happen through your life that could not be explained other than God working in your life? When you begin to see this happen, you will be modeling ministry as Jesus modeled it. You will be bringing the Church to the people, not the people to the church.
Pray that God makes you a vessel of His power, not simply a vessel of words.
When Riches Take Wings………….
August 15
When Riches Take Wings
For reading & meditation – Proverbs 23
“Do not wear yourself out to get rich…. Cast but a glance at riches … for they will surely sprout wings and fly off …” (vv. 4-5)
We move on now to consider yet another way in which life can break us – through financial disaster or material loss. Some Christians speak scornfully against money. I have heard them quote Scripture in this way: “Money is the root of all evil.” They forget that the text actually reads: “The love of money is the root of all evil” (1 Tim. 6:10, KJV). Money in itself is not evil. It feeds the hungry, clothes the naked and succors the destitute, and through it many errands of mercy are performed. Some years ago the recorder at the Old Bailey made a statement which was reported in almost every newspaper. He said, “A couple of pounds very often saves a life – and sometimes a soul.” It may be true that money cannot bring happiness but, as somebody said, “It can certainly put our creditors in a better frame of mind.” Perhaps nothing hurts more than when life breaks us through a financial crisis, and we experience something of what the writer of the Proverbs describes – “riches taking wings.” Can we be made strong at the broken place of financial failure? We can. I think now as I write of a man I knew some years ago who lost all his assets. Such was his financial crisis that he lost everything – literally everything. Life broke him. He came out of it, however, with a new philosophy that changed his whole attitude toward money. I am sure of this: life will never break him there again. He was made strong at the broken place. And so, my friend, can you be.
Prayer: O Father, help me to settle once and for all my attitude toward this complex problem of money. If it is a weakness, then help me make it a strength. For Jesus’ sake. Amen.
For Further Study
1. What did Jesus teach about possessions?
2. What is to be our priority?
