Kyle Reynolds
@kyledeanreynolds.bsky.social
Looking to learn and welcome good faith engagement.
Agreed.
But, I believe “true Christians” should have some healthy reflection about how Christian Nationalists are also “true Christians” and the historical pattern of Christians choosing power.
But, I believe “true Christians” should have some healthy reflection about how Christian Nationalists are also “true Christians” and the historical pattern of Christians choosing power.
November 17, 2025 at 6:08 PM
Agreed.
But, I believe “true Christians” should have some healthy reflection about how Christian Nationalists are also “true Christians” and the historical pattern of Christians choosing power.
But, I believe “true Christians” should have some healthy reflection about how Christian Nationalists are also “true Christians” and the historical pattern of Christians choosing power.
Yes!
It’s even behind how “cool” churches like to be strategically unclear about lgbtq+ inclusion.
“We can do what we want regardless of who it harms.”
Let’s imagine a way where the means looks like the ends. -from a quote I heard in church today
It’s even behind how “cool” churches like to be strategically unclear about lgbtq+ inclusion.
“We can do what we want regardless of who it harms.”
Let’s imagine a way where the means looks like the ends. -from a quote I heard in church today
November 17, 2025 at 1:52 AM
Yes!
It’s even behind how “cool” churches like to be strategically unclear about lgbtq+ inclusion.
“We can do what we want regardless of who it harms.”
Let’s imagine a way where the means looks like the ends. -from a quote I heard in church today
It’s even behind how “cool” churches like to be strategically unclear about lgbtq+ inclusion.
“We can do what we want regardless of who it harms.”
Let’s imagine a way where the means looks like the ends. -from a quote I heard in church today
Personally, I’m a part of a small progressive congregation who opens our building to countless groups, provided a safe space for marginalized groups cares for our community in tangible ways.
But, I understand why you’d say that and I also think churches should be taxed.
But, I understand why you’d say that and I also think churches should be taxed.
November 8, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Personally, I’m a part of a small progressive congregation who opens our building to countless groups, provided a safe space for marginalized groups cares for our community in tangible ways.
But, I understand why you’d say that and I also think churches should be taxed.
But, I understand why you’d say that and I also think churches should be taxed.