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'MAGA Bible-Bashers Accused of "Exploiting" Christians: A Cash Grab?'

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 Amanda Marcotte with Salon
 is uncovering a scandal of monumental proportions involving the evangelical supporters of 'MAGA' connected with the highly popular podcast "Girls Gone Bible."


 Nicole Ardrete, a previous associate of L.A.-based actresses and so-called “Jesus freaks” Angela Halili and Arielle Reitsma, shared with Marcotte that they previously collaborated as covert “poker girls.” These women would dress attractively and engage in flirting with wealthy male patrons in Los Angeles.


 Marcotte suggests that Halili and Reitsma moved past previous issues to develop a dedicated fan base due to their strong emphasis on femininity, emphasizing concepts like purity, modesty, "submissiveness" within marriages, and supportive roles.
 President Donald Trump's agenda
 As per Marcotte, the Girls Gone Bible YouTube channel boasts over 730,000 subscribers and almost a million followers on Instagram. Additionally, their podcast ranks number one on Spotify’s charts within the Religion & Spirituality genre.


 
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 After
 Trump re-won the presidency
 In November, the pair were asked to deliver the invocation at Trump's celebratory rally in Madison Square Garden, where they adapted "The Lord’s Prayer" to say “Thy will be done...”
 during President Trump's tenure
 As it is in heaven.


 However, everything isn’t as idealistic as the women’s “authenticity branding” suggests, claims Marcotte.


 A video surfaced online earlier this year depicting Halili on hands and knees, dressed in a miniskirt, with multiple lightly clad women dancing around her, laughing, according to Marcotte’s account. This clip quickly spread across platforms like TikTok and various social media outlets, resulting in speculations and claims that Halili and Reitsma mistreated supporters who had placed their trust in them as ‘ministers.’


 Aldrete asserts that her decision to speak with Salon was motivated by "the hypocrisy surrounding it" rather than to condemn anyone’s previous actions. According to Marcotte, when Halili and Reitsma began discussing topics like "modesty and abstaining from cohabitation or sexual relations prior to marriage," Aldrete felt compelled to address these issues.
 started viewing them as deceptive
 .


 It was simply a 'money grab,' Aldrete stated. They were merely doing it for that.
 exploit the Christian faith
 and the people."


 Neither Halil nor Reitsma replied to Salon's request for comment.


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'MAGA Bible-Bashers Accused of "Exploiting" Christians: A Cash Grab?'

Unknown celebrities, celebrity gossip, christians, news, politics

Amanda Marcotte with Salon is uncovering a scandal of monumental proportions involving the evangelical supporters of 'MAGA' connected with the highly popular podcast "Girls Gone Bible." Nicole A…

Ancient Garden Unearthed Beneath Jesus' Burial Site Confirms Biblical Account

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Archaeologists
 digging under the
 Church of the Holy Tomb
 in
 Jerusalem
 have discovered indications of an olden-day garden that correspond with
 biblical descriptions
 .


 Many
 Christians
 believe
 The church is where Jesus
 was laid to rest and it remains a significant issue till this day
 pilgrimage
 site.


 Currently, the finding of 2,000-year-old olive trees and grapevines is thought to support the descriptions in the Gospel of John regarding the location of Jesus' crucifixion and burial.


 As stated in the Gospel of John, “At the spot where he was crucified, there was a garden, and in this garden, there was a new tomb in which no one had ever been placed.”


 "The archaeological plant remains we've discovered have proven particularly intriguing for us, especially when considering the details provided in the Gospel of John, which was penned or compiled by someone well-acquainted with Jerusalem during that era," stated Professor Francesca Romana Stasolla to The Times of Israel.


 The Gospel describes a verdant patch of land between the Calvary and the tomb, which we recognized as these farmlands.


 Excavations have subsequently taken place as the churches anticipate large numbers of pilgrims during the Easter festivities.

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 The 2022 initiative marked the initial significant
 restoration
 Since the 19th century and led by a professor from Sapienza University of Rome.


 The restoration needed approval from all parties involved.
 Roman Catholic
 , Armenian and Greek Orthodox caretakers. Additionally, it required an Israel Antiquities Authority license.


 Professor Stasolla mentioned that due to the renovation work, the religious communities agreed to permit archaeological excavations beneath the flooring.


 The group discovered strata from the Iron Age beneath the basilica, which included artifacts such as ceramics, oil lamps, and soil specimens.


 The existence of artifacts predating Christianity indicates that the area evolved gradually from a quarry, then turned into farmland before becoming a burial ground.


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Ancient Garden Unearthed Beneath Jesus' Burial Site Confirms Biblical Account

Unknown archaeologists, archaeology, christianity, christians, religion

Archaeologists digging under the Church of the Holy Tomb in Jerusalem have discovered indications of an olden-day garden that correspond with biblical descriptions . Many Christians believ…

Catholic Priest Declares: Calling on 'Holy Ghost Fire' Makes You the Antichrist

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A Catholic priest from Nigeria, Reverend Father Chinenye Oluoma, has claimed that individuals who use 'holy ghost fire' in their prayers belong to the category of antichrists.
 
 
 As he puts it, these individuals lack the spirit of Christ and instead possess the spirit of the antichrist.
 
 
 The cleric made this statement in a video uploaded to his authenticated Facebook page on Thursday.
 
 
 He stated that 'holy ghost fire' was never utilized for deliverance, emphasizing that the method employed for deliverance is 'in the name of Jesus Christ'.
 
 
 He stated, "Those who receive anointment undergo transformation. The crucial aspect lies in the Spirit of God that inhabits you after your anointment."
 
 
 Let me clarify this point: anyone who prays 'Holy Ghost fire' against their adversaries either lacks the Spirit of God entirely, or they have driven away His presence through their actions. Should someone direct such prayers towards their enemies, it indicates that they do not possess the Spirit of Christ but rather embody the spirit of the antichrist. Indeed, they themselves can be considered as one of the many antichrists.
 
 
 If you pray, 'Any adversary who claims, I won’t succeed this year, I command them with sacred flame,' then you are considered an antichrist.
 
 
 People aren't fond of this idea. Praying with 'holy ghost fire' against adversaries, be they from the village or the city, even relatives such as an uncle who wronged you—maybe he didn’t help when needed, took your mother’s property, or did anything else—are actions taken by some invoking divine wrath upon their foes. If you fall into this category, then you lack the spirit of Christ; instead, you possess a spirit contrary to His teachings. Numerous self-proclaimed Christians embody this opposing force without realizing it.
 
 
 Oluoma stated that during deliverance, evil spirits are expelled in the name of Jesus Christ.
 
 
 When confronted with an actual person who is possessed, it is in the name of Jesus Christ that evil spirits should be expelled. This isn’t done through holy spirit fire; however, in your region, you all tend to invoke holy spirit fire predominantly against adversaries.
 
 
 If you find yourself in a situation where such prayers are being said, start to educate those around you.
 
 
 So let me share with you one attribute of the antichrist — individuals who recite 'Holy Spirit fire' prayers. During exorcisms, even when performing them, they have never employed the concept of 'holy spirit fire.' Instead, what is utilized during these rituals is 'in the name of Jesus Christ.'
 
 
 How exactly we incorporated the Holy Ghost Fire into prayers remains an interesting case study. According to the Bible, anything requested from the Father in Jesus' name will be granted. Consequently, contemporary Christian believers have adopted the Holy Ghost Fire as a component of their prayers.
 

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Catholic Priest Declares: Calling on 'Holy Ghost Fire' Makes You the Antichrist

Unknown christians, churches, fire, religion, spirituality

A Catholic priest from Nigeria, Reverend Father Chinenye Oluoma, has claimed that individuals who use 'holy ghost fire' in their prayers belong to the category of antichrists. As he puts it…