Jason Stroup

Jason Stroup

@electrictulip.bsky.social

Amy + 5 boys — the LORD has told you what is good, and this is what he requires of you: to do what is right, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.

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So many people have lost their fear of the Lord. When we mock, relentlessly judge & make jokes about people who are suffering so we can maintain our political take, we’ve forgotten there’s a God in the heavens who hears. Humility is recognizing we are all just one disaster from losing everything.

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The fruit of Christian Nationalism and the Southern Baptist Convention. Using Jesus name to get power at any cost. Covering up sexual abuse is in the DNA.

Adam Kinzinger@adamkinzinger.substack.com

Let’s keep this in mind, devout Christian Speaker Johnson tried to keep the house from releasing this report because he wanted Gaetz to be attorney general. Typical

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“This is not just classic patriarchy, but a reaction to its breakdown, doubling down on its worst aspects—raw power and domination without love… in the manosphere even actual love and sex become secondary to the act of power.” - This is REALLY good! www.liberalcurrents.com/the-crisis-o...

liberalcurrents.comThe Crisis of Gender RelationsWe need to put the final nail in the coffin of the Patriarchal Bargain and find new ideals we can live by.

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Also ones who want the literal “whole world” when talking about the flood but not in John 3:16

Zach W. Lambert@zachwlambert.bsky.social

Beware of Christians who literalize the words of Revelation about burning suns and seven-headed dragons, but spiritualize the words of Jesus about helping the poor, oppressed, and marginalized.

I wish this was the baseline and not revolutionary.

Aaron Duvall@aaronduvall.bsky.social

When people who visited my church would ask me “Do you allow women to teach?” (Normally after a woman had just taught) I would respond “no, but we do empower them to.” I don’t allow someone to teach. I merely recognize their giftedness and God’s call on their life.

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If primary impacts of your Christianity are -to keep women from teaching about Jesus -keeping people from pointing out racism -making queer folks avoid Jesus because of church hate -making immigrants afraid Is this actually just a political strategy to win elections?

I was forced to concede this gradually in 2016 with the election and then abruptly in 2021 after watching fellow Christian’s react to a sexual assault allegation in my professional circle. I resigned and was challenged by people in my church for it. To this day I have no regrets of my choice.

Preston Shipp@prestonshipp.bsky.social

It would appear there is no depth of depravity, immorality, corruption, dishonesty, criminality, and treachery that white Christians will not countenance, defend and excuse away, so long as the offender hates all the same people they do.

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So much of contemporary American biblical exegesis is devoted to giving oneself permission to be an @$$hole.

Thomas Horrocks@thomaslhorrocks.bsky.social

So here’s the thing…even IF there wasn’t a parable *explicitly* undermining this narrow idea of neighbor, Jesus also said “love your enemies.” There’s simply no escaping the fact that Jesus calls us to radically expand our concepts of love and hospitality.

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The mother of Pete Hegseth, President-elect Trump’s pick for secretary of defense, wrote him an email in 2018 saying he had routinely mistreated women for years and displayed a lack of character. She said on Friday that she regretted the email and had apologized to him.

nytimes.comPete Hegseth’s Mother Accused Her Son of Mistreating Women for YearsPenelope Hegseth made the accusation in an email to her son in 2018, amid his contentious divorce. She said on Friday that she regretted the email and had apologized to him.

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I think this accounts succinctly for the conspicuous rage-in-victory of so many Trumpistas. What they want, though they’ll never admit it, is the respect of civilized people, which they fuzzily imagined they could extract by main force.

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Okay, so here's the thing. In the historical tradition, and in the global scene, evangelicalism is a diverse movement, and I'm not speaking about the whole field (which continues to shape my theology). But in American evangelicalism right now, in the way you will primarily see

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