Boogie2988Ag said:

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BrazosDog02 said:

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Ugh...God is genderless. I thought that was pretty well understood. He is not a he, not a trans, not LGBTQ...if anything, it's an it. Jesus was a dude, but his daddy ain't.

John 4:24 something something spirit and whatever pesky Bible stuff it says.

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Why do liberals quote something from the Bible as truth when they always say it's full of nonsense?"

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Kashchei said:

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I bet James Talarico agrees

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BrazosDog02 said:

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Ugh...God is genderless. I thought that was pretty well understood. He is not a he, not a trans, not LGBTQ...if anything, it's an it. Jesus was a dude, but his daddy ain't.

John 4:24 something something spirit and whatever pesky Bible stuff it says.

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samurai_science said:

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BrazosDog02 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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BrazosDog02 said:

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Ugh...God is genderless. I thought that was pretty well understood. He is not a he, not a trans, not LGBTQ...if anything, it's an it. Jesus was a dude, but his daddy ain't.

John 4:24 something something spirit and whatever pesky Bible stuff it says.

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Even Jesus, the guy who knew HIM best, called him "Father".

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The Church also hangs up a white, blue eyed, blonde haired dude in the front wall as a representation of a middle eastern carpenter.

Literary and artistic liberties have been taken after 465,000 translations of a text by imperfect scribes to get us where we are today.

I guess there are words to describe modern religion and the bible but 'consistent' is definitely not one of them.

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The old testament matches the Dead Sea Scrolls, they where unearthed in 1946.....and it matched the books we had. The accuracy was amazing, over a thousand years!

Your comment about translations is faulty when it comes to the Torah and other books in the OT. Also the NT books are generally traced back to only two versions, Alexandrian and Byzantine.

instead of trying to make a faulty point about mistranslations you are welcome to peruse the oldest works and translations. We also have well documented vocabularies for Ancient Greek, Ancient Hebrew, and Aramaic.


In other words, many of the books we have in the OT especially are EXACT MATCHES to books unearthed and dated to be even as early as 200-400 BC. Yes many woke loonies like the person in the OP distort the words, but you can read the actual oldest translations yourself.

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TexAgs91 said:

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The real problem is that Texas is no longer a Red state.

That's the only reason Taliweirdo is competitive. And if it wasn't him it would be some other commie.

Get your **** together Texas.

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TexAgs91 said:

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The real problem is that Texas is no longer a Red state.

That's the only reason Taliweirdo is competitive. And if it wasn't him it would be some other commie.

Get your **** together Texas.

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infinity ag said:

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Fighting about something that may or may not have happened 2000 years ago is so.... dumb.

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I have staked my ETERNAL SOUL on something that did happen 2000 years ago. You should, too.

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annie88 said:

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What kind of weirdo would go to a church like that.

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OdessaAg said:

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Could you imagine if these ideological morons tried sitting in a mosque and saying that BS about mohamed?

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CascadiaAg said:

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Warning: This is utterly and absolutely rage inducing.

Another example of a trans "pastor" totally making up crap and reworking the message of the bible to fit her/his its pathetic agenda.

This is relevant in demonstrating how the liberal disease will intentionally misinterpret and recontextualize things that are obvious and apply it to something that fits their bias. The amazing part is that there is anyone that buys into this.

This is just another in a run of similar redefinition of "christianitxxxy" (their version, not the mainstream one) like we are seeing with Talarico's buddy, etc.

Episcopal priestess says Mary assigned Jesus male at birth, but he was trans. And when he was resurrected, he came back as His true, transgender self. pic.twitter.com/ox1yIfAT9e

— The Dissenter (@disntr) September 23, 2026

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infinity ag said:

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Fighting about something that may or may not have happened 2000 years ago is so.... dumb.

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fc2112 said:

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And people wonder why Catholics don't let women be priests.

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TexAgs91 said:

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Now do senate elections. Those are not red state numbers.

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• Reliably Red Era (Mid-1990sPresent): No Democrat has won a U.S. Senate election in Texas since Lloyd Bentsen in 1988, and the state has not elected a Democrat to any statewide office since 1994. Since Kay Bailey Hutchison won a 1993 special election, both of Texas's U.S. Senate seats have been continuously held by Republicansincluding Hutchison, Phil Gramm, John Cornyn, and Ted Cruz.

• Competitive Margins in Recent Cycles: While Republicans have maintained an unbroken grip on both Senate seats for over three decades, races have grown closer in recent cyclessuch as Ted Cruz's 3-percentage-point win over Beto O'Rourke in 2018 (51% to 48%)though statewide Republican victories have held firm.

annie88 said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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Now do senate elections. Those are not red state numbers.

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Query: Has Texas been mostly red/conservative since 1950? (Which I knew it wouldn't be that far back, but I picked that year) Tower was the first Republican elected in Texas since reconstruction.

• Reliably Red Era (Mid-1990sPresent): No Democrat has won a U.S. Senate election in Texas since Lloyd Bentsen in 1988, and the state has not elected a Democrat to any statewide office since 1994. Since Kay Bailey Hutchison won a 1993 special election, both of Texas's U.S. Senate seats have been continuously held by Republicansincluding Hutchison, Phil Gramm, John Cornyn, and Ted Cruz.

• Competitive Margins in Recent Cycles: While Republicans have maintained an unbroken grip on both Senate seats for over three decades, races have grown closer in recent cyclessuch as Ted Cruz's 3-percentage-point win over Beto O'Rourke in 2018 (51% to 48%)though statewide Republican victories have held firm.

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annie88 said:

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TexAgs91 said:

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Now do senate elections. Those are not red state numbers.

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Query: Has Texas been mostly red/conservative since 1950? (Which I knew it wouldn't be that far back, but I picked that year) Tower was the first Republican elected in Texas since reconstruction.

• Reliably Red Era (Mid-1990sPresent): No Democrat has won a U.S. Senate election in Texas since Lloyd Bentsen in 1988, and the state has not elected a Democrat to any statewide office since 1994. Since Kay Bailey Hutchison won a 1993 special election, both of Texas's U.S. Senate seats have been continuously held by Republicansincluding Hutchison, Phil Gramm, John Cornyn, and Ted Cruz.

• Competitive Margins in Recent Cycles: While Republicans have maintained an unbroken grip on both Senate seats for over three decades, races have grown closer in recent cyclessuch as Ted Cruz's 3-percentage-point win over Beto O'Rourke in 2018 (51% to 48%)though statewide Republican victories have held firm.

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