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Adam Kinzinger
@adamkinzinger.substack.com

As a man of faith, I find Pete Hegseth's twisting of Scripture abhorrent. Hegseth has been citing the Bible to justify Donald Trump's illegal war, but those very same scriptures say something quite different. Let's take a look. (link below)

like_a_bosstonian
@wilkos.bsky.social

Ah yes, *this* instance of hypocrisy from the proponents of organized religion will surely be the piece that finely takes it down once and for all…

BorderCountess
@bordercountess.bsky.social

The Bible has a LOT to say. Much of is contradictory, outdated, or just plain bad. Digging through the Bible for morality is like digging through shit for corn: sure, you might find some, but was it worth the effort and mess?

Tony
@togeyboi.bsky.social

Atheism Because we don't knock on your door unannounced, uninvited and unwelcomed Just to inform you that you are following the wrong imaginary diety. ..sanity.. sanctity

Kim Leazure
@kimleazure.bsky.social

I read your article & agree w/ your opinion 100%. I’m a woman of faith & I get so angered & stressed about Hegseth, T, Bibi using the Bible to justify their evil works. Should I pray for them? Ask God to forgive them? Hate them? Call them out like you? In any event, I agree w/ you. Let’s sow seeds.

For the Republic
@fortherepublicbsky.bsky.social

It is important to note, and despite not being religious myself, that it is totally appropriate for anyone who does understand the gospels in the scripture to throw it back in their faces when they misuse it. Make them look like the hypocrites they are.