Your claim that you “do not speak from anger” is contradicted by your own record. Your past writings are littered with hostile, accusatory language, calling people things like “of the devil”, “Satanic”, and other inflammatory labels just because they don’t agree with you. That’s not objective truth-speaking—that’s emotional outbursts dressed up as righteousness.
“A fool gives full vent to his anger, but a wise man keeps it under restraint.” – Proverbs 29:11
If your goal is to present truth, then truth must come with love, humility, and control—not aggression, sarcasm, or condemnation.
You said, “I speak from the truth.”
But truth, real truth, is not driven by anger. Anger is an emotion, not a foundation for truth. Speaking truth should never come with the bitter taste of rage. Yeshua spoke truth, but even when rebuking, He did so with a purpose—to correct and heal, not to humiliate or destroy.
You also said:
“Zionism was only made possible by Christianity and today, I guess the majority of Christians support it.”
Let’s be honest here:
Zionism is a political movement, not a doctrine of faith. Many Christians oppose Zionism, especially when it results in oppression or injustice. To blanket all Christians as the root of Zionism is not only historically false—it’s spiritually dishonest.
Christianity didn’t invent Zionism. And supporting Israel's existence does not mean supporting every political move it makes. You’re confusing complex geopolitics with faith, and then turning that into a weapon to slander others.
Final thought:
Truth is never proven by how loudly or angrily it’s spoken. If you truly walk in truth, it should reflect the fruits of the Spirit, which are:
“Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.” – Galatians 5:22-23
I’m not here to fight, but to stand firm in truth with love and clarity. Maybe you should reflect on whether your tone matches the Spirit you claim to speak from.
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