@derron.dorsey: “We won! Now what?” ☪️ #JesusIsLord #christianity #usa🇺🇸

Theo My :

So we got black spreading lies now must be Christian ✝️can someone explain the problem with woman chosen to have there hair covered

ed :

only if she wants to, and as long as they dont ban the actual Burke.

Felipe1980 :

Surrounded by

Illuminate.media :

He looks like a chill guy. Wdym

Elena :

God help us

Danni :

Won what

✝️⚡️URIEL⚡️✝️ :

This is crazy

Credence 2026 :

midterms is what we needed to make them wake up

soso :

He loves it

🇵🇷✝️🎺Her D.Rod🎺✝️🇵🇷 :

wow.... what a rude awakening.... sad...

hej tu ✨🌞Wiedźma _z _lasu 🌞✨ :

Don't worry Just observe and do not react energy is power so is an attention.

Eyes Open Politics :

sad.

samuel :

The perspective highlights a historical narrative where internal Christian divisions—specifically the split between Eastern Orthodoxy and Catholicism—coincided with or enabled the rapid expansion of Islamic empires across strategic regions such as Egypt, Morocco, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Yemen, and Turkey. The argument suggests that divided nations and weakened states became vulnerable to external conquest and religious conversion. Drawing a parallel to modern times, the statement serves as a call to action for Western nations (such as France, the UK, and the US) alongside African nations to unite and proactively resist emerging security and ideological threats, suggesting that a unified, strategic defense is essential to prevent a repeat of past historical shifts.

Deb :

yep...😳

leesaoftheworld :

✝️Craig barlow✝️ :

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Mitch Holl :

Deivy :

Truthoftheflatearth :

𝘼𝙧𝙖𝙣𝙚𝙡𝙡𝙖 :

Shafiek :

Vironica Fingan :

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Carey Pulliam :

True Love is success :

what

Burnzy :

The left will wake up when it’s too late!