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I don't imagine Jesuchrist considering people irrelevant. In what part of the bible does he says that?
I was doing the same.I mean irrelevant for the way I perceive the values I try to uphold.
Irrelevant to to way I lead my life.
I was picking on @Birdjaguar's friend sneer for his non evangelical friends.

I doubt there were any real plans, but it was definitely a rumor that surfaced shortly after Kimmel was suspended and Stewart started speaking in support of him. That's why I wondered what impact, if any the rumor might have played in getting Kimmel back on the air.What an awesome rumor! Any truth to it, do you think?
From what I perceive, Evangelicals here in Portugal, I suspect in Spain it's the same, are Catholics that "spend more time interpreting the gospels" than the regular Sunday Catholic mass. They don't seem as dangerous zealots as the ones in the US!I was doing the same.
Btw, evangelicals are not considered irrelevant by catholics, they are considered a sect.


it I was doing the same.
Btw, evangelicals are not considered irrelevant by catholics, they are considered a sect.
Here in the US. Evangelicals (technically in its long form “Evangelical Protestantism”) tend to lately occupy the Protestant sect of Christianity, as denoted earlier. With some delineation within mainline Protestantism v. evangelical Protestantism, if one has a keen eye and know what to look out for. Evangelicals can be found amongst Baptists, Lutherans, and Anglicans/Episcopalians sects. Since the evangelical movement transcends amongst different Protestant branches. Some Protestant branches, like the American Baptist Churches U.S.A. aren’t Evangelical and are just a mainline Protestant. While the Southern Baptist Convention is evangelical Protestant.From what I perceive, Evangelicals here in Portugal, I suspect in Spain it's the same, are Catholics that "spend more time interpreting the gospels" than the regular Sunday Catholic mass. They don't seem as dangerous zealots as the ones in the US!
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I might be making a confusion with the Seventh-day Adventists though!![]()
Here in Spain evangelicals are mostly gypsies (roma). Almost exclusively I would say.From what I perceive, Evangelicals here in Portugal, I suspect in Spain it's the same, are Catholics that "spend more time interpreting the gospels" than the regular Sunday Catholic mass. They don't seem as dangerous zealots as the ones in the US!
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I might be making a confusion with the Seventh-day Adventists though!![]()
Then I might, indeed, be making a confusion with Seventh-day Adventists.Here in Spain evangelicals are mostly gypsies (roma). Almost exclusively I would say.
Jimmy Kimmel And The Death of Free Speech
Last week, a gunman fired at least three shots into the lobby of a Tegna-owned ABC affiliate in Sacramento, Calif. There were no injuries. Authorities arrested the suspect, who was later freed on bail. The FBI then took the suspect into custody.
In the days that followed, Sinclair executives grew increasingly concerned that airing the Kirk tribute would potentially inspire copycat crimes similar to the shooting in Sacramento, according to the source, who asked not to be identified.
You are completely unable to read what is there.This is QED proof he wasn't a lefty
I wonder what role Kimmel's rumored plan to start his own show/network with Jon Stewart and Rachel Maddow played in this decision.![]()
My sense of it the use of "irrelevance" is tied to the idea that those who are not of similar evangelical beliefs have no bearing or influence on them; those non believers, Christian or not, can be disregarded on all matters of religion, faith or lifestyle. I see it as a wall to protect and isolate them from any influences that might contaminate their view of God and life. Non believers can be useful and even interesting, but must be kept at a distance.I don't imagine Jesuchrist considering people irrelevant. In what part of the bible does he says that?
If I say:What ?


You are completely unable to read what is there.
A grieving widow, who saw her husband get shot, forgives the killer.
And you see that as an opportunity to see it as proof that "look he wasn't on my team".
How desperate are you?
He was half right."A time of healing, a time of whatever"
-Donald Trump
The now infamously ironic comment he made about gun-deaths being a necessary sacrifice to preserve gun-rights is analysis-worthy in this regard.That's not usually how the term is used, cake. It means "witness" (in an old sense of that word that maybe still lingers in the phrase "witness to a belief.") Someone who is an outspoken proponent of a particular belief system (and especially to the extent of being willing to die for it). So 1) it is not defined primarily in terms of death (you can witness to a belief in ways even shy of dying for it) and 2) it is not defined primarily in terms of the people who oppose you, but in terms of your own belief system. The Christian martyrs are not defined in terms of the fact that Romans (initially) killed them, but that they died professing Christianity.
To be a martyr, then, in the generally accepted sense of the term, you have to proclaim some set of beliefs fervently, and be willing even to go to your death on behalf of them. That's why I was so interested to hear what they think he is a martyr for. Free speech was one option. And a few speakers mentioned that. But the strong message that came through the event was that he was being regarded as a Christian martyr: for believing in, and working toward, America being a Christian nation.
Literally zero mention (in the last hour and a half of the event) of the glories of freedom of worship: how "Sikh and Sufi, Mormon and Muslim all find a welcoming home in our great nation." Rather "Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior. He gloriously became human and lived among us. Then died for our sins." There is one religion, the right religion, and Charlie tirelessly promoted it.
In fact, that's the main thing I learned about him from the event. His own motivations were not primarily political, but religious. He was happiest when one of his visits to a campus got some student to get baptized or start attending church, and only secondarily if they became a Republican voter (though he thought the second would naturally follow from the first). He operated kind of like an old-time revivalist preacher.