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lost friends??
Kevin H and one other reacted to Stan for a topic
I made a post on a social media, which was my opinion, that Israel and friends need to liberate Gazians from Hamas just as the Allies and Russia liberated Germans from Nazis. I still believe that. I do not expect everyone else to. If you befriend a Gasian so they will trust you, most would say the same thing. They are aware that Hamas has paid informants who try to abstract that from Gazians and then remove their remaining family from being alive. They may never trust you enough; they all have heard stories, fictional or not, of such. Back to the topic, many long-term friends blocked me over that. I suspect most of them were left-leaning, but I could be wrong. Has anyone else had that kind of experience? Stan2 points -
Other Church leaders have said this....
Kevin H and one other reacted to Stan for a topic
They told their clergy to ensure the will is up to date, as they may end up giving their lives for their neighbours. https://www.npr.org/2026/01/18/nx-s1-5678579/ice-clashes-new-hampshire-bishop-urges-clergy-prepare-wills#:~:text=Bishop Rob Hirschfeld in the,Hirschfeld's comments quickly went viral.2 points -
Ted Wilson: Kohler
phkrause and one other reacted to Joe Knapp for a topic
But two years later, on July 4, at the 2025 GC Session in St. Louis, Missouri, out of the almost 2,000 session delegates who had just heard Wilson’s official “President’s Report”—a telling of everything the church accomplished under his 15-year-long leadership—only 188 of the floor delegates voted for him. The vast majority clearly decided that the church can, in fact, survive without him. Wilson was not reelected president, and Erton Köhler succeeded him with over 90 percent approval. In the first 6 months, it appears he is doing what he said he would. More focus on humanitarian efforts and programs. He appears to be reduced intensity. So far he is doing a great job.2 points -
Other Church leaders have said this....
Theophilus and one other reacted to Stan for a topic
What kind of person would be willing to lay down his life for an 'undesirable'2 points -
Are we in some kind of Shaking Time in America?
Kevin H and one other reacted to Joe Knapp for a topic
I saw a YT short of a woman saying "I am glad Charlie Kirk is dead. He got what he deserved". A comment was that some people are evil now. It is evil to wish people dead. Is there a growing spirit of evil in America? We always talk about a shaking time in the church, but could there be a shaking time in the general population?2 points -
HIV Ministry
Kevin H and one other reacted to Gregory Matthews for a topic
As many of you know I spent 20 years as a Denver VA Chaplain, and also as a chaplain for other hospitals. In part, due to my background, I was appointed to join a special group of area hospital people to work with HIV infected people. So, as a chaplain to that group, I spent one day a week working with HIV infected people for 13-months. Each week I shared a meal with such. * These included, men, women & children. * Some were former Adventists. * Some were present Adventists. * Just about all of the adults acknowledged that they were homosexual. * Some were celibate. * As they got to know me, they shared their journey with me. * I shared God's love for each of them in return. * No, I did not tell them that homosexuality was part of 'God's plan for humans. But, I could tell them of God's personal love for them. How many reading this have ever sat next to a HIV infected person at a shared meal?2 points -
What is adultery? As defined in the Bible?
phkrause and one other reacted to Joe Knapp for a topic
Interesting. You have indeed studied this topic.2 points -
Other Church leaders have said this....
phkrause and one other reacted to bonnie1962 for a topic
I wonder if they told their clergy to expend as much energy, money, and man hours into as a group trying to change the laws that are responsible for the mess and loss of life. Then all want to be seen as the righteous ones, those that care ready to lay down their lives, not those nasty unchristian conservatives. The mess we have going in MPLS is manufactured according to many, .Those constantly fanning the flames are not from MN, they are professionally trained agitators . .It is a deflection from some of the most corrupt administrations in the U. It did as was intended ,drawing attention away fromthe fraud and theft They know exactly what they are doing attention away from our governor, AG and our Somali congress woman. The tide has turned in a rapid way to support of this corruption when it had been building against the democratic administration. Families are being encouraged publically to rid the landscape of conservatives. "Sadly it will be necessary to take a harsh stand against family,even your own children or your parents" The leaders of this mess do not give a fig for the poor "illegals". They are simply useful idiots. Democrats and republicans have had ample time to correct that border mess with common sense laws. laws that would eliminate the need to come illegal,would stop that hideous practise of trafficking children. I know what the dems get in return for this,for the life of me I cant understand the republicans for this to remain as it does. Everyone has to gain something or when one party basically has the rule this would change. There have been times when both parties have had control and we have not made any headway.2 points -
HIV Ministry
Kevin H and one other reacted to Stan for a topic
I have in person and online, we had some here,2 points -
CA Moderation
phkrause and one other reacted to Gregory Matthews for a topic
For informational purposes, I am posting my approach to moderation as to posts that other people make: * I almost never make a change in what a person has posted. On rare occasions I correct a typo that is clearly a major error, and I may notify the author that I did so. * I generally edit in the following three areas: Civil: Debate the issue and do not attack the person. Porn: This is not a place to post photos of people not wearing clothing, as has been done many times in the past. Commercial: This forum costs money to operate. It is not generally a place to promote commercial activity. Every year, I have to deal with a person who promotes a roofing company. This is not a place for you to advertise your income producing service. NOTE: On a limited basis, I do post information related to materials and services that I believe foster Christianity. This thread remains open for comments.2 points -
CA Moderation
Joe Knapp and one other reacted to Stan for a topic
thanks I am going to set up a different email address for paypal, this may take a couple of days, It is so appreciated2 points -
looking for wisdom here
phkrause and one other reacted to Gregory Matthews for a topic
Keep in mind that the central purpose of Club Adventist is to provide a place for people of differing views to discuss them in a civil manner. This generally involves a comparison of differing views. So, yes, we do address LGBTQ issues. However, we do ask that such discussion do not use adverse language in reference to such people. God loves all persons including LGBTQ people. On a personal basis, I am probably a bit more conservative than you might think. I welcome civil discussion here on all issues.2 points -
The authority of Ellen White...
Kevin H and one other reacted to Joe Knapp for a topic
Stephen Smith and the Unopened Testimony - Adventist Review Amazing. 12 miles each way. In who knows what kind of weather. Life back then was very different.2 points -
The Fourth Turning: How Refactoring of the "American Stack" is Dismantling a Century of Bureaucracy
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
Forget Red vs. Blue. The real battle is between the Engineer and the Middleman. From the $16 prescriptions of “TrumpRx” to the “American Stack” defending digital liberty, we are witnessing […] The post The Fourth Turning: How Refactoring of the "American Stack" is Dismantling a Century of Bureaucracy appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
Restless Legs Syndrome
Joe Knapp reacted to phkrause for a topic
Great website! My wife also takes Magnesium, but it doesn't seem to help her as much as the iron!!1 point -
the USA's F-35s and Canada
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
So some are upset because Canada is cancelling their order for a bunch of F-35s. They all have kill switches to protect American interests, which makes sense. There is a solid invasion plan for the former Great Nation of the United States to annex Canada. Canada is going with the Swedish one, which will be built in Canada. They would have to be stupid not to.1 point -
Insulin
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
interesting... Insulin was first used in Toronto, they won an award for that and saved a lot of lives. They rejected patenting it because they wanted to make it affordable to all. those days of that type of medicine seem to have gone away, and greed has take over,1 point -
the USA's F-35s and Canada
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
What is even crazier is that Canada just made a down payment on 14 more F-35s https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-f35-purchase-components-9.70812401 point -
Epstein
phkrause reacted to Joe Knapp for a topic
I am surprised that no one has commented on the latest data dump. Over 3 million pages. I will admit, that I was / am shocked at the details and the level of detail. Here is a good article about the pandemic. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/epsteins-gates-pandemonium1 point -
HIV Ministry
phkrause reacted to Gregory Matthews for a topic
Hanseing and i are engaging in a private discussion of this subject. He has been frank, as I have been. I appreciate that. As that conversation has been private, I intend to keep it private. However, l will post here a comment as to my personal position: " To clear the air as to exactly what my position is: * I have never advocated that practicing homosexuals be granted membership in the SDA Church. * I do advocate that celibate homosexuals be granted membership in the SDA Church. * I do advocate that all sinners who attend our services in peace, be welcomed. This includes homosexuals who are not celibate. * In addition, I do advocate that active steps be taken to protect congregational attendees when people convicted of certain criminal behavior desire to attend. This is a different subject and is not normally going to apply to a homosexual."1 point -
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looking for wisdom here
phkrause reacted to Hanseng for a topic
Chaplain Matthews, I believe I owe you an apology, in light of your previous post. It was never my intent to comment on your personal preferences. Perhaps I understood one or more of your posts to be promoting an agenda which I abhor i.e., homosexuality; consequently, I took an extreme position against it and you personally. For that I am sorry.1 point -
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World Observes Holocaust Memorial Day Today Amid Warnings Over Antisemitism
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
Nations honor six million Jewish victims and other targets of Nazi persecution during annual day of reflection. International Holocaust Remembrance Day occurs every January 27 to mark the anniversary of […] The post World Observes Holocaust Memorial Day Today Amid Warnings Over Antisemitism appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
World Observes Holocaust Memorial Day Today Amid Warnings Over Antisemitism
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
Nations honor six million Jewish victims and other targets of Nazi persecution during annual day of reflection. International Holocaust Remembrance Day occurs every January 27 to mark the anniversary of […] The post World Observes Holocaust Memorial Day Today Amid Warnings Over Antisemitism appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
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Extreme Weather
Stan reacted to phkrause for a topic
? Getting rich off the storm Illustration: Aïda Amer/Axios 9,300+ flights across the U.S. have been canceled today and tomorrow, with 140 million people (40% of the country) under a winter storm warning from New Mexico to New England. Misery, border to border. But some online gamblers will make a few extra bucks, Axios' Nathan Bomey writes: ❄️ Everyday Americans are increasingly studying weather models, then betting through prediction markets: On Kalshi, more than $170,000 had been wagered on how many inches of snow New York will get this weekend. 27% of traders were betting on 15+ inches. A similar market on Polymarket had nearly $80,000 in contracts, with 31% predicting 14+ inches. Keep reading.1 point -
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Paganism & Christianity
FLO reacted to Gregory Matthews for a topic
Paganism & Christianity: The following article will probably have something in it to offend everyone. However, I will suggest that it will have something of value to consider if one can get past what they might find offensive. https://atoday.org/the-pagan-contamination-conspiracy/1 point -
Samoa Prime Minister Proposes Ban on Non-Christian Religions Citing Extremism Concerns
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
Prime Minister La’auli Schmidt seeks guidance from National Council of Churches regarding the exclusion of faiths not founded on Christian beliefs. TLDR Samoan Prime Minister La’aulialemalietoa Leuatea Polataivao Fosi Schmidt […] The post Samoa Prime Minister Proposes Ban on Non-Christian Religions Citing Extremism Concerns appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
No Center, No Signal: Pop Culture’s Collapse in a Balkanized America
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
Hollywood is broken, the media’s fragmented, and pop culture no longer speaks to a country that no longer speaks to itself. There was a time when pop culture gave America […] The post No Center, No Signal: Pop Culture’s Collapse in a Balkanized America appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
A Seat at the Table or a Step Too Far? Trump’s Board of Peace and the Pope’s Hesitation
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
A new Board of Peace is taking shape under President Donald Trump, charged with managing Gaza after the war and staffed by political insiders, financiers, and foreign power brokers. One […] The post A Seat at the Table or a Step Too Far? Trump’s Board of Peace and the Pope’s Hesitation appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
Samoa Prime Minister Proposes Ban on Non-Christian Religions Citing Extremism Concerns
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
Prime Minister La’auli Schmidt seeks guidance from National Council of Churches regarding the exclusion of faiths not founded on Christian beliefs. TLDR Samoan Prime Minister La’aulialemalietoa Leuatea Polataivao Fosi Schmidt […] The post Samoa Prime Minister Proposes Ban on Non-Christian Religions Citing Extremism Concerns appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
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SDA Shooting
Stan reacted to phkrause for a topic
So in the investigation that they did, did that turn out to be true??1 point -
SDA Shooting
Stan reacted to Joe Knapp for a topic
Before people jump to conclusions, lets read the article. They were driving in the parking lot. They were fleeing police. In the country I live, it would have been many more than 5 shots for fleeing police. So these were likely very bad people.1 point -
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SDA Shooting
phkrause reacted to Theophilus for a topic
Anyone surprised? sure there is going to be more as well. All with some sorta reason that is justified by the powers that be.1 point -
Seventh Circuit Blocks Satanic Temple Challenge to Indiana Abortion Ban
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
The court ruled the group cannot sue because it failed to name a single pregnant member affected by the law. The United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit […] The post Seventh Circuit Blocks Satanic Temple Challenge to Indiana Abortion Ban appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
The Curious Crusade Against Baptism
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
One must admire the consistency with which the modern progressive turns a blind eye toward what is inconvenient and glares with moral indignation at what is harmless. Former Irish President […] The post The Curious Crusade Against Baptism appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
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Supreme Court to Decide if Cisco Can Be Sued for Allegedly Aiding China’s Persecution of Falun Gong
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
Justices will determine if tech giants face liability for customizing tools used in foreign religious oppression. The Supreme Court has granted review in Cisco Systems, Inc. v. Doe to determine […] The post Supreme Court to Decide if Cisco Can Be Sued for Allegedly Aiding China’s Persecution of Falun Gong appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
Before the First Amendment: Tertullian, Rome, and the Long Road to Religious Freedom #America250
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As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, ReligiousLiberty.TV explores the ancient roots of religious freedom. Long before the First Amendment, figures like Tertullian argued that belief must be voluntary […] The post Before the First Amendment: Tertullian, Rome, and the Long Road to Religious Freedom #America250 appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
Supreme Court Asked to Decide if States Can Block Grants for Ministries That Hire Only Christians
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
The Ninth Circuit ruled that religious autonomy is a defense against lawsuits rather than a valid legal claim for restoring government funding. Supreme Court Asked to Decide if States Can […] The post Supreme Court Asked to Decide if States Can Block Grants for Ministries That Hire Only Christians appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
Religious Liberty: The “Constitutional Veto” on Collectivism
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Religious liberty functions as a “hard exception” to collectivist governance because it legally privileges individual conscience over the “general will” of the state. While collectivism relies on universal compliance to function (e.g., everyone must pay the tax, everyone must follow the mandate), the Free Exercise Clause allows individuals and institutions to opt out of these … Continue reading "Religious Liberty: The “Constitutional Veto” on Collectivism" The post Religious Liberty: The “Constitutional Veto” on Collectivism appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV. View the full article1 point -
9th Circuit: Religious Organizations May Require Non-Ministerial Staff Employees to Share Faith Beliefs
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has affirmed a preliminary injunction against Washington state officials. This ruling prevents the enforcement of […] The post 9th Circuit: Religious Organizations May Require Non-Ministerial Staff Employees to Share Faith Beliefs appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV / Founders' First Freedom® - News and Updates on Religious Liberty and Freedom. View the full article1 point -
Before the First Amendment: Tertullian, Rome, and the Long Road to Religious Freedom #America250
phkrause reacted to Stan for a topic
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, ReligiousLiberty.TV explores the ancient roots of religious freedom. Long before the First Amendment, figures like Tertullian argued […] The post Before the First Amendment: Tertullian, Rome, and the Long Road to Religious Freedom #America250 appeared first on ReligiousLiberty.TV / Founders' First Freedom® - News and Updates on Religious Liberty and Freedom. View the full article1 point -
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