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Topics Covered
- Abortion and Eugenics
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- Thoughts on Jared Taylor?
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- Praying for Christ's Return
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- Making sense of the timelines
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- Do you hold a cyclical view of history? If so, and we are in a civilisational winter, is there any way for us today to return to something like medieval or reformation era Christendom (summer/autumn civilisation) without going through the decay of winter and violence of spring?
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- How do you feel about white family’s that adopt third world children and bring them into their nation and family? Would you feel the same way with white families adopting white children?
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- I am really trying to embrace traditional Christian morality, but having immense trouble with Deuteronomy 22:28 (NETS) and can’t help but think this command is incompatible with western morality.
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- I guess a similar vein to Steven’s question above, the (rather unreliable) bleeding virginity test in Deut 22:13-19 is so third-world coded (and common there). How do you approach God commanding this?
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- do we owe a higher duty to our kin in our nation or to fellow Christians who are foreigners in our nation. Our pastor likes to say fellow Christians are our true family.
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- My question is where in the bible does it differentiate between personal enemies and enemies of God or my countrymen? What bible verse should I look to?
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- is George Washington in hell
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- What do you think of Christian Lebanese based on your Biblical racial view? I know some white nationalists are fine with them, some are not.
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- Corey how do you feel about weed for Christians? And also meth / cocaine/ MDMA? Are these ALWAYS banned for Christian use like psychedelics?
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14.Does the bible say anything about what hell would be like for those who have had no time to commit any sin at all (a miscarriage)? Does scripture bear the possibility of people being saved out of hell
- As an expert in Politics, what do you think will be the Fifth era in the US, and what will it mean for Christianity world wide and how do we make the best of whats to come
- The way Cain acted and behaved around God suggests that he saw God as some sort of high ranking human. Not the creator. It just doesn’t add up. sounds a lot like an old story/ fable with a moral to the story. Not History