5) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.">

Looks like the history of Democrats and the black man.>

2 and 5 may have been true during the days of slavery but they're not now. 3 and 4 I don't believe were ever true. None of them have been true for the past 50 years.>

I guess you missed the move from plantation to inner-city.?

The decades of life/liberty/pursuit of happiness denial.

The decades of destroyed family (babies without daddies through government funded illegitimacy) Decades of slaughter by abortion. Decades of "education" denial through race-baiting/indoctrination and forced schooling.

Modern Democrats are lazy Massas, you think Obama wants leave his mansion, fly to Chicago, put on a hood, get a length of lynching rope, and find a lynching branch of proper height?

As I've said before, if Obama believed in his programs, he'd send his daughters into the ghetto to be illigetimate baby mamas. Instead he sends them to rich/white schools.

The expansion of tyranny/oppression/fascism to whites, is simply the natural progression.

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

White supremacist Hitler killed mostly white people.

<Saudi Shocker: Temple Mount is Jewish, Muslims Should Pray Toward Mecca>

https://unitedwithisrael.org/saudi-...

<Saudi Twitter users have recently been pushing a new line of thought that plays up the importance of Muslims praying towards the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia, while downplaying the importance of the Al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem, Israel National News(INN) reported Sunday.>

This is a first, and a very big one at that.

<The controversial campaign appears to be designed to push the message emphasizing the importance of the Saudi cities of Mecca and Medina as the holy places of Islam, and to eliminate the importance of Jerusalem and the Temple Mount for Muslims, thereby decreasing any Islamic authority the Palestinians have over the site.

One of the messages reportedly comes from well-known Saudi cartoonist Fahd al-Jabiri, who tweeted that “the direction of the prayers of the Jews is not important to us, what is important to us is only our homeland.”

Another English-language tweet is by a Moroccan user named Ibtissam Zegiga whose profile says he studies Hebrew and wants peace, and calls on “dear brothers and sisters” to join in the movement.

“This recent Saudi twitter movement believes that there is no importance of the temple mount to Muslims, and the waiting for the [Jewish] third temple. A new era, one of peace.”>

Read that again.

The building of the Third Temple is something that even non-Christians know about and understand that it's a part of bible prophecy.

For years people have been talking about how we appear to be approaching the <end times> talked about in Matthew, Ezekial and Revelation, but one giant piece of the puzzle was always missing.

The Third Temple is to be built where the Al Aksa Mosque is in Jerusalem, which is at the very heart of all the Israeli-Arab conflict. How could Israel ever build that third temple where the Al Aksa Mosque currently is?

Some have said that Israel should just bomb that thing! Just bomb it, go to war with whoever wants to go to war, finish the war, and then rebuild the temple. Not a very good idea.

Others have wondered if perhaps Iran and other hostile Islamic countries would attack Israel, lose a war to Israel, and as a result of that loss, they would have to suffer the consequences, such as losing that mosque.

The temple mount, as it's called, is what the Al Aksa Mosque is built on.

Satan was busy!

Somehow he got the Muslims to insist on putting up that mosque on the site of the third temple. What a conundrum for the Jews, with no apparent way to get around it. And for those who believe in bible prophecy, we would just have to wait and see how things shape up.

Then, on March 8, 2021, this amazing news breaks! All on their own, suddenly, the Muslims, and some very prominent and highly visible ones, start to say that that mosque in Jerusalem is really nothing more than just another mosque, and that the only <Holy Mosques> are in Mecca and Medina.

And that they hope to see the Third Temple built soon, to usher in an era of peace!

They've leveraged the Al Aksa Mosque with an aim to fomenting outrage from the entire Muslim community toward Israel. They take their personal, Palestinian instigations toward Israel, to which Israel would be sometimes forced to respond to, and then paint the whole scenario as Jews vs Muslims and look at how they are desecrating our <Third Holiest Site>.

To the Western world, the Muslims and Arabs all seem to be 100% in lockstep when it comes to hating Israel, supporting the Palestinians, and insisting that Muslims control the Al Aksa Mosque and as much of the surrounding plaza as possible. However, this has changed recently. Many Arab and Muslim countries resent the Palestinians for holding them hostage.

The Palestinians keep their Arab neighbors from enjoying peace with Israel by saying that if they seek peace with the Jews, they are turning their back on Muhammad, Islam, and all that is right and holy. The Palestinians have been shaming the rest of the Middle East into supporting their cause by saying, "If you support our cause, then you are on God's side. If you support the Jew, you are on Satan's side."

But at some point, the Arabs have said enough is enough!

The Obama administration told the Trump administration upon taking office that there's no way they are going to achieve any kind of peace or normalization between Arab-Islamic countries and Israel if they go around the Palestinians, and that the only way to peace is if the Palestinian cause is dealth with first.

Trump went around the Palestinians.

The result was biblical. Four Arab-Muslim nations achieved normalized relations with Israel. Nothing like that has happened before.

Trump's pressure on Iran and crippling sanctions caused them to be hyper aggressive with their nuclear program, and other destabilizing tactics in the region. This made the rest of the Middle East nervous. Thus, Iran drove their Muslim neighbors into the arms of Israel for peace. An amazing, unthinkable reality!

The ice was broken.

Now the Arab countries are rationalizing ways to abandon the Palestinian cause, which they've had enough of, and enter into a new era of peace with Israel and by extension, the West. Minimalizing the importance of the Al Aksa Mosque is one such rationalization, but it was entirely unthinkable until March 8th, 2021.

Trump's involvement in isolating Iran, moving the US embassy to Jerusalem and overseeing peace agreements with four Arab-League nations has led to this amazing day, where the Arabs (!) are beginning to call for the Jews to build their third temple, on the temple mount, and have peace.

That’s a very unusual viewpoint. Most Christians see what’s been happening lately as extremely relevant to end times prophecy.

< Vast Majority of Pastors See Signs of End Times in Current Events>

https://lifewayresearch.com/2020/04...

Correctly.

If you read the first verse of Revelation, it tells you the time frame of the subject matter. Plainly. Here it is.

That's true of a lot of things. In Black America, conservativism is a fringe viewpoint, though it is clearly the best option for the group.

<Why isn’t this far and away the most common interpretation?>

That's true of a lot of things. In Black America, conservativism is a fringe viewpoint, though it is clearly the best option for the group.>

This doesn't really answer the question, but okay.

I found your response both surprising and puzzling, and a few questions came to mind.

Do you happen to adhere replacement theology or covenant theology?

... as I was never in a debate about this with you in the first place. I simply stated the impression I got from your debate...>

Never in a debate? Heh heh. Yes, you were.

You made a truth claim that you could never, and have never, been able to back up.

And that's the facts, jack (to quote Bill Murray from Stripes)

You can run, but you can't hide: <Big Pawn:<tga> thinks that Catholics can invent more scripture and that it's binding and authoritative. >

That's really all I needed to read. <In NYC.>

As for the other part of your comment - that it takes a wilful suppression to not believe - I can only speak for myself. I was raised a Christian and gradually lost my faith in the early teens, definitely not through a wilful undertaking, it just happened. But there could have been subconscious motives at work of course.>

Well, I am not sure what part was addressed to me, but here is my answer anyway:

<I was raised a Christian and gradually lost my faith in the early teens, definitely not through a wilful undertaking, it just happened.>

Exactly! That is exactly and precisely how it happens. God wants us to seek Him. When we do not seek Him, then He does not continue to draw us to HIM.

It is only by seeking that we find God. And you cannot just seek one time. You must keep seeking. Keep asking. Keep knocking.

For we ALL need to understand this! WE do not get to decide when God comes to us. GOD DECIDES! We are obliged to seek, to ask for him, to knock for him.

<Troller> I am greatly grieved! By what? By having to tell you that YOU have abandoned GOD!

No, not the other way around. GOD did not abandon you. You quit on GOD. And that will make your eternal punishment that much greater.

You made a truth claim that you could never, and have never, been able to back up>

Incorrect. I was never in a debate because I did not make a debate about it. Instead, I said okay, I'm willing to be corrected then. Please restate your position so as to clarify it for me.

That is not a declaration of debate lols.

My position was, "this is my impression" and you didn't try to correct my impression aside from the stating the contradiction, which is low on Graham's Hierarchy of Disagreement.

OK, then. If white folk want to stay in a city full of non-white folk, and get their assess kicked for doing so, then who am I to interfere? Let masochists enjoy their masochism. Who am I to judge?>

As I compose this answer, I have no idea what either of those are. I'll have a quick look soon.

<And by the way, do you consider yourself a Calvanist, Arminianist, Molonist or are you an Open Theist?>

I've identified as all four at one time or another. I started with Calvanism, but I didn't even know they had a name for it at the time. I stumbled on those ideas by myself and then learned that it had a name. Then I moved away from that toward Arminianism and sort of stayed there for a bit, not really put all that much thought into it.

Then I read William Lane Craig's defense of Molonism and was pretty much convinced that that must be the correct view and I stay with this view for a long time.

First I will explain the difference between hard genocide and soft genocide.

Racially motivated violence is escalating toward white people. We are seeing the beginnings of a hard genocide of white people.

In some places, such as South Africa, the hard genocide of white people is more advanced. In South Africa white people are routinely tortured and murdered. For example the torture murders of Alice and Helen Trotter. Black leaders openly call for killing all white people in South Africa. The liberal media won't report any of this because they're complicit in White Genocide.

Many people think hard genocide is the only kind of genocide there is. So when these people don't see a hard genocide taking place they dismiss White Genocide. This is a mistake.