Fantastic article. Your opening intro to Rebecca Strong's article - "I keep wondering where are all the investigative journalist?" is the same question I've been asking these last two years. Thank you for connecting your subscribers to Strong's work and for your ongoing commentary on the absurdity of pandemic politics, our captured federal agencies and harmful medical policies that seem to have no end.
Per Jeremy McClellan on Twitter many moons ago: a major plot point in the Gospels is that Jesus Christ is the Son of God in Mary's womb from the moment of His conception there... not from the moment of His "viability" there. And so our faith correctly informed Christians as to the value of each human life from the moment of conception, long before science confirmed it.
I suggest another major plot point Christians should pay attention to is that Jesus heals the sick, e.g. "Talitha koum".
Thank you. I hope more journalists join you in the Herculean effort required to oppose the villains in charge of so many crimes against humanity.
The corruption runs deep while the mainstream media herds the sheep. Thank you for producing quality content that exposes the corruption.
Fantastic article. Your opening intro to Rebecca Strong's article - "I keep wondering where are all the investigative journalist?" is the same question I've been asking these last two years. Thank you for connecting your subscribers to Strong's work and for your ongoing commentary on the absurdity of pandemic politics, our captured federal agencies and harmful medical policies that seem to have no end.
Per Jeremy McClellan on Twitter many moons ago: a major plot point in the Gospels is that Jesus Christ is the Son of God in Mary's womb from the moment of His conception there... not from the moment of His "viability" there. And so our faith correctly informed Christians as to the value of each human life from the moment of conception, long before science confirmed it.
I suggest another major plot point Christians should pay attention to is that Jesus heals the sick, e.g. "Talitha koum".
Truth heals; lies do not.
Thank you, Rebecca, for your efforts.