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Leaders of the famous research institute, focused on identifying and predicting the trends of misinformation, said that the evangelical leaders are united in restoring the phrase “Christ-Ad of the King” from the extreme and extreme left essence seeking to twist its meaning.
The Network Infect Research Institute (NCRI) in Rutgers, which recently published studies showing how learning Dei can nourish hostility and how political murders receive support on the Internet, early scientifically measuring the tendency of Internet eclbsters who abduct the phrase “Christ – King“
“We looked at many different types of heated languages and arguments, and this kind of internet for actors as a whole”, “” Authors of the new March report Fox News Digital said.
“We noted that the prevalence of the use of the term and inconsistency of the actors who used it simply did not make sense. And we want to understand how, how is the origin of it?”
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Actors such as nickname, far -right negative Holocaust and subcasteral co -oped “Christ the King” to unite what they considered their righteous political mission, the report said.
The institute said that “Christ the King”, which arose with the Pope Pius Si 1925, the holiday of Christ the King in response to the nationalist and communist ideologies that undermine the role of Christianity in the West.
Instead of being a “spiritual guidance”, the phrase was co-opted for both human and “bot” actors to unite the ideals, opposed by Jew-Christianity.
“In fact, it was interesting that Ncri people were in real time, tracking the bot activity, “said Rev. Johnny Moore, a former commissioner of the US International Religious Freedom Commission.
“The question was how much this vicious, virulent anti-Semitism that appeared when we published the report were these bots-it was north of 30% of all activity … Whether these anti-Semitic bots that clung to (Christ king).”
Canadian psychologist-adjusted to Dr. Jordan Peterson, who co-authored the report, said afterwards The study was released in March “Narcissionists, Gedanists and Psychopaths occupy borders wherever they gained power.”
“(A) and, using the name of God, the attempt to undermine the power of the divine to their own devices. Not everyone who says” Lord, Lord “will enter the Kingdom of Heaven.”
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The report showed evidence of the mass “manipulation tactics”, and since 2021, more than 50% of the interactions were due to “extremist influential” like funtes, and the return due to kickboxer Andrew Teyt.
Moore noted on Thursday that in addition to the NCRI conclusions, evidence also appeared after Anti -Syar and Los -Angeles appeared anti -Semitic protests that the Chinese Party had social communication.
“It is quite clear that people are trying to steal this phrase from us, and we say no, this is a Christian phrase,” – said Moore. “You’re sure that you can’t use it to spread hatred for Jews.”
Moore, which just came out of the Easter Supper of the White House, where, according to him, the administration also welcomed religion back to the socio-political front, added that regardless of how cruel elements of fringes are trying to coap Judea-Christian slogans, the block is the power.
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He added that those from the extreme right, who believe that their anti -Semitic principles with Christian righteousness often forget: “There is no Christianity without Judaism.”
“They lose their battle for Christianization of anti -Semitism because there is only a large number gospel Each country … We are all pro -Israel.
Evangelical leader Robert Sturns said Christians should not let “extremists belonging to God -” Christ the king “is a cry of worship, not war.”
Meanwhile, Professor Princea Jurisprudence Robbie George told digital fox news that when you hear the phrase as a Christian, the correct answer “Amen”.
“But when you hear someone say the same words as an anti -Semitic mockery, the correct answer is:” I stand with our Jewish brothers and sisters. “Don’t play,” “,” ” Catholic said Effenser.
“What will happen on Easter, it will be countless millions of Christians around the world that will speak these words, and they mean only one thing, and it will silence all these people who try to steal our words to spread their hatred,” the wall added.
