An interesting article. The author gave the Jan. 6 riot a score of 3 compared to a score of 100 for the 2020 BLM riots. The narratives promoted by the mainstream media are highly distorted, as clearly shown by this analysis.
I understand that our Lord Jesus Christ asks us to be forgiving and merciful to those who have wronged us. At the same time He grants mercy and forgiveness only to those who are truly repentant and ASK for forgiveness. Those who have committed crimes and injustices against others AND are not remorseful and reject the grace of Christ, should face the consequences of their crimes and sins in THIS world as they most definitely will in the next.
Thanks for your comments. Supporters of Marxist ideologies like critical race theory generally reject the grace of Christ. As you say, however, redemption is always possible. Bella Dodd is a good example of communist who eventually sought redemption, as described in "The Devil and Bella Dodd" by Paul Kengor.
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An interesting article. The author gave the Jan. 6 riot a score of 3 compared to a score of 100 for the 2020 BLM riots. The narratives promoted by the mainstream media are highly distorted, as clearly shown by this analysis.
I understand that our Lord Jesus Christ asks us to be forgiving and merciful to those who have wronged us. At the same time He grants mercy and forgiveness only to those who are truly repentant and ASK for forgiveness. Those who have committed crimes and injustices against others AND are not remorseful and reject the grace of Christ, should face the consequences of their crimes and sins in THIS world as they most definitely will in the next.
Thanks for your comments. Supporters of Marxist ideologies like critical race theory generally reject the grace of Christ. As you say, however, redemption is always possible. Bella Dodd is a good example of communist who eventually sought redemption, as described in "The Devil and Bella Dodd" by Paul Kengor.