The “Positive” Jesus In The Scandinavian Church

Breitbart 18 Sep 2020

 The Scandinavian church, which is notionally Evangelical Lutheran, earned a substantial backlash for the stunt, with social media users claiming to be former congregants citing such “woke” virtue-signalling as their reason for leaving its dwindling flock.

But Petur Georg Markan, the Church’s media representative defended the advert, saying that it supports diversity and suggesting that having Jesus depicted in different ways is positive, according to MailOnline.

“In this [advert], we see a Jesus who has breasts and a beard. We’re trying to embrace society as it is. We have all sorts of people and we need to train ourselves to talk about Jesus as being ‘all sorts’ in this context,” he insisted.

“Especially because it’s really important that each and every person see themselves in Jesus and that we don’t stagnate too much. That’s the essential message. So this is okay. It’s okay that Jesus has a beard and breasts,” he added.

Flath earht theory is a tool to distract people

August 29, 2016 by State of the Nation

There is perhaps no greater Internet-wide PSYOP than the CIA-directed Flat Earth Conspiracy (FEC).  This covert black operation has London’s notorious Tavistock Institute written all over it.

The Millennium Report has posted extensively on this extremely effective PSYOP since its inception. We have felt compelled to address it one last time because of a number of prominently configured truth-tellers who either subscribe to the FEC utter nonsense or who provide a safe haven to discuss their absurd and distracting ‘theories’.

How is it that some major alternative news websites even host the ridiculous ramblings of Flat Earthers … … … unless they, themselves, have been set up to do so? If ever there was a universal hot-button issue on the World Wide Web that ought to send up big bright RED flags, any website or blog that takes this mental diarrhea seriously is it. Unless they are totally exposing the FEC for the wacky (yet contrived) insanity that it truly is, why even go there.

No one is saying that the current scientific paradigm that involves both astrophysics and astronomy is not full of holes. Nor is there any reason to stop questioning every aspect of those various disciplines of modern science which have been shown to fall short … some woefully short of the mark. 

However, the FEC was designed from the get-go to take any rational discussion into a completely irrational direction.

Really, who doesn’t know by now that NASA will lie and misrepresent whenever it behooves them to maintain their New World DisOrder? Are the sane and rational among us going to throw the baby out with the bath water because of perennial NASA prevarication?

Americans work harder than any other country’s citizens: study

By Gregory Bresiger September 3, 2017

Start up the grill. Get the burgers and chicken going. And start imbibing. You deserve it, according to a new work study.

“We’re hard workers. We deserve the day off,” says Liz Bagot, a spokeswoman for NationalToday.com, which conducted the survey of 2,000 Americans.

It turns out the average American works harder than our Japanese counterparts or the average European worker.

“Statistics show that Americans work longer hours than the majority of other countries — 137 hours per year more than Japanese, 260 per year more than in the UK,” according to the study.

By the way, when the comparison is made between the average French worker and the average American worker, we’re talking vive la différence. The American worker records about 500 more working hours per year than his or her French counterpart.

“It’s the reason we can say ‘Thank God it’s Friday.’ Labor Day is a time to celebrate the benefits we enjoy at our jobs — including weekends off,” Bagot adds.

She warns there’s one thing Americans should be careful to avoid during the holiday: “Work, of course.”

Apparently, plenty of Americans already agree with the kick-back, unofficial-end-of-summer Labor Day spirit.

NationalToday.com’s survey found lots of them plan to enjoy the good life this weekend.

Here are some of the results of the poll:

• ­­­Two-thirds of Americans over 21 will quaff a brew this weekend.
• Two-thirds of Americans will also host or go to a barbecue.
• Americans’ favorite barbecue choices are burgers, dogs, chicken and steak.
• The majority of those polled from every region of the nation say they’ll be at a barbecue, although outdoor chow-downs are the most popular in the East.        NY post

Mel Gibson’s 'Hacksaw Ridge' puts Seventh-day Adventists in spotlight

From left to right, Julio Munoz, associate communication director of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America, Mel Gibson, director of "Hacksaw Ridge," Daniel Weber, communication director of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America, and Robert Schenkkan, screenwriter of "Hacksaw Ridge."                 USA Today