This is the thing that gets me; these are things you'd have heard some of the earliest Presidents say. These freaks would have wanted to shoot Washington. I can't remember the last time I heard the President mention God before Trump. Maybe they did, they probably did, but I didn't really think about it until now.
The early church I mean. This isn’t hard man.
I'm thrilled you're enjoying Fr. Mike's work, but just as a point of clarity, the Great Adventure Bible is a complete Bible. I have the physical copy and its really nice example of the RSVSCE translation. What makes it a "Great Adventure" is not that its only the story part, but that it's formatted to highlight the story part. If anyone is looking for a nice physical Bible it's one I highly recommend.
Literal gay nigger has already done that.
To tenuously tie this back in to Charlie, he would be all for whatever version of the Bible got people into reading it, so long as it wasn't some weird heretical left wing nonsense Bible. Which do exist. I would recommend that eventually people do pick up the KJV or the ESV. The Bible isn't supposed to be a breeze to read, it's supposed to make the reader take their time and thunk
G. W. Bush is an evangelical, and his administration was pretty religious. Ronald Reagan was religious. Jimmy Carter was a Baptist, and spoke about religion. The early presidents did speak in religious terms, but they were a little more vague and circumspect about it. They spoke about the Creator, paid homage to the Bible and church. You had other religious presidents, but they came from more mainline churches that didn't approve of speaking about religion so much.
Mine too, and family, and the one thing I was glad to find out was literally nobody in my friends and extended family were gravedancing. I have none of those scum in my social circle. I think, or at least hope, the kind of scum who view events like this with glee are rarer than you think.
The campus antifascist network? I've been told that antifa is an idea with no organization
Enjoy bankruptcy you tiny little pathetic cuck genocidal communist rapist.
Book recommendation somewhat on this topic is Generations: The History of America's Future, 1584–2069 by Neil Howe and William Strauss. It boils down to yes, the same few things cycle back around in response to key events in a generation, where that generation was in the lifecycle when it happened and what category of the handful there have been over those thousands of years their parents were. It was published in 1991 so it's fun seeing what they expected for the cycle after that compared to what went down.
The Catholic Church and I have our issues with the KJV translation, but out of respect for Charlie I wont get into that here.
I don't disagree with WBC on general principle, but y'all come off like the cast of "The Hills Have Eyes" and "Deliverance." It's your own fault nobody takes you seriously, you all look like the children of brothers who fucked their own sisters.
I think it's genuine.
These freaks would want to shoot Washington anyways, they hate America as a concept and want to fundamentally alter it to become some impossible Globohomo hub station for everyone in the world except people who don't "Think Alike" to mingle like in all their cartoon fantasy drawings of diverse "walkable cities" where its clean, full of tree's coming out of every fuckin orfice, and every walk of life except a white man (but curiously tons of white women).
Adding onto this, most real Bible-believing churches (at least the ones I've attended) like to use the same translation between the entire church congregation, so perhaps your translation choice might be influenced by that. Do be weary of translations like The Passion translation though.
Personally, I recommend the ESV Study Bible. Its been painstakingly made to be the most accurate translation as well as providing a ton of additional context and explanation to the more esoteric bits while also not shying away from inconsistencies or errors within.
