Bomb Set Off at Church of Hate-Preacher
It's not clear yet if the bigotry fueled the attack.
Someone set off a bomb at First Works Baptist Church in El Monte, California Saturday morning. Thankfully, no one was hurt. Although there’s no known motive or suspect in the case, the church’s hate-preacher Bruce Mejia seemed eager to make enemies at the pulpit. Here he is wishing death on LGBTQ people— or “Let God Burn Them Quickly,” as the initialism is known to him.
Professional liar and former Trump White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders is making her bid for governor of Arkansas in 2022, using Christianity as a smoke screen.
… My opponents are already turning their fire on me. But here’s the truth: As White House Press Secretary, I never had to worry about the far left and their allies at CNN and the New York Times defining me. Because I have a Creator who’s already done that. I’m a Christian…
Arkansas State Sen. Jason Rapert, who threatened me last year, is running for Lt. Gov. right by her side.
The Faith & Reason Institute president Dr. Robert Royal deemed Joe Biden “our first anti-Catholic ‘Catholic’ president” because he won’t treat LGBTQ people as second-class citizens, as many “real” Catholics would prefer. It’s a shame Royal doesn’t expend his energy on denouncing child sex crimes.
Pastor George Pearsons is administering COVID vaccines that have a proven efficacy rate of 0%.
The Guardian put a spotlight on atheists from around the world, asking them how they find meaning without God. The profiles are fair and diverse samples, proving that, for the most part, we’re just normal people who want to live and let live.
Here is an excerpt from Hedda Frøland, an 18-year-old from Norway.
The meaning of life, I think, is to make it the best experience you can, to spread love to those around you. It’s important to see the beauty in everything, especially in human beings. A lot of people think they’re not beautiful enough, and that breaks my heart. Your values and personality are the best sides of you.
Leave it to a pro-Trump American living abroad to embarrass the whole lot of us. Reidun LaFleur, an American woman living in Norway, wrote a furious letter to the nation’s Language Council because the Norwegian translation for the Statue of Liberty is “freedom goddess.”
… I was horrified when I heard a Norwegian call this symbol of freedom a goddess! Do people in Norway pray to this statue as a goddess ??? I’m telling you that no one in America worships this statue as a goddess. No one kneels in front of it and prays to it.
My homeland was based on the desire to worship the one true God freely the way they wanted. To then call this symbolic statue a goddess is to defile that ideal. This is a statue. It is a symbol of something that we American people hold as a God given right. As a woman of strong Christian faith, I strongly oppose your choice of words in this translation. Someone has tried to slander both my country and this statue by calling it a goddess. I know many other Americans who are offended by this translation, and if necessary I can start a petition to collect signatures against this offensive translation.
I think it’s time for Norway to reconsider this very incorrect translation…
Finally, over the weekend, I posted a roundup of where another hate-preacher is posting his YouTube videos despite a ban on the site. When will YouTube ban those channels?
