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BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - Massachusetts Democrats Unveil Statue Of Molech At State Capitol

BOSTON, MA — The state's Democratic leaders proudly unveiled a new bronze statue of the ancient pagan god Molech in front of the state Capitol on Thursday morning, further emphasizing their commitment to promoting child sacrifice.

AI:Massachusetts Democrats have officially taken their radical agenda into the realm of the occult by unveiling a bronze statue of the ancient pagan deity Molech at the state capitol. This blatant mockery of traditional values confirms what we have seen time and again with these leftists: they are no longer content with mere socialist policies; they are actively celebrating the most depraved practices imaginable under the guise of progressive progress.Open

BABYLONBEE (Babylon Bee) - 9 Signs 'Lord of the Rings' Is Clearly A Pagan Work

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THEFEDERALIST (Auguste Meyrat) - Canada Poised To Criminalize Christianity With Ban On Citing Biblical Truths

The only way to understand the purpose of Bill C-9 — and other Christian persecution in the West — is to frame it as a hostile pagan religion imposing its will.

STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - The Apostle of Ireland and the Triumph of Faith Over Captivity

Saint Patrick’s life is a testament to the transformative power of conviction. The Feast of Saint Patrick is far more than a day of merriment, emerald attire, and jovial excess. It is, at its core, a solemn and sacred observance within the Catholic Church, a day that commemorates a man whose life reads less like […] The post The Apostle of Ireland and the Triumph of Faith Over Captivity appeared first on StoneZone .

Saint Patrick’s life is a testament to the transformative power of conviction. The Feast of Saint Patrick is far more than a day of merriment, emerald attire, and jovial excess. It is, at its core, a solemn and sacred observance within the Catholic Church, a day that commemorates a man whose life reads less like legend and more like a providential drama written by the hand of God Himself. Saint Patrick was not Irish. This alone is enough to startle those who casually equate him with the very essence of Ireland. He was born in Roman Britain in the late fourth century, around 385 AD, into a Christian family whose lineage was steeped in ecclesiastical service. His father was a deacon, his grandfather a priest. Yet, like many young men of…Open