As we near the anniversary of January 6, investigators are still unearthing the roots of the insurrection that sacked the Capitol and sent members of Congress fleeing for their lives. What we know already, and could not have known then, is that the chaos wrought on that day was integral to a coherent plan. In retrospect, the insurrection takes on the aspect of rehearsal.
Source: How Donald Trump Could Subvert the 2024 Election – The Atlantic
JUPITER, FL – The Babylon Bee, often described as the Christian version of The Onion, hired new managing editor John-Paul Matthews in hopes that they can finally learn how to create good satire. “We
were just getting tired of the same old jokes,” one columnist said, sipping from a red Starbucks cup with “John 3:16” hand-written in Sharpie. “We knew that we had to bring in someone with a real sense of Christian comedy.”
Source: The Babylon Bee Hires New Managing Editor | Matthew Distefano
“This is this is a very serious thing..if you ignore it you do so at the peril of the nation, in the sense that if you look at history, unsuccessful coups that aren’t addressed within the legal framework in a nation of laws tend to be dress rehearsals and I think that’s what we’re looking at right now in the sense that all of the actions seem to me not to be so much about what happened in 2020 anymore but about in preparation for what might happen in 2024.” Steve Schmidt
The Great Resignation is underway in the United States with an astounding 3 percent of employees collectively refusing the terms of low-wages, absent benefits, and dangerous working conditions expected by their bosses. Pastors, too, are walking away. Recent poll data collected by Barna Group, a California-based research firm that studies faith and culture, confirmed what I’m seeing among my friends and colleagues. According to Barna, about 38 percent of Protestant senior pastors surveyed have considered leaving ministry over the past year. Among pastors under age 45, that number rose to 46 percent.
Source: Why Pastors Are Joining the Great Resignation | Sojourners
This article was published in New Dawn 169 Author and biologist Rupert Sheldrake has courted considerable controversy during his long career. Perhaps best known for his hypothesis of morphic resonance (that the so-called laws of nature are more like habits subject to change – see ‘What is Morphic Resonance’ in this issue of New Dawn), his tussles with the scientific establishment reveal a great deal about the dogmatism of mainstream science. Like anomalien.com on Facebook To stay in touch & get our latest news Beginning with A New Science of Life – published in 1981 – his many books about…
Source: Rupert Sheldrake, the Most Controversial Scientist on Earth, Speaks Out
According to Elizabeth Dias, “a different, more liberal Christianity is ascendant: less focused on sexual politics and more on combating poverty, climate […]
You heard that right: multiple members of Congress allegedly helped plan the January 6th insurrection on the U.S. Capitol. So, let’s break down this explosive report.
Source: Congressmembers Allegedly Helped Plan January 6th Insurrection | RepresentUs
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