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The alleged shooter also said: “God will raise apostles and prophets in America” in one of the sermons. This language is in particular, as experts tell cables that combine it with the world of charismatic Christianity.
“Everything I saw shows that he is charismatic” The violent people take it by force: the Christian movement that threatens our democracy. “The supernatural who talks about the gifts of the Holy Spirit while using a very Pentecost style of the discourse in his sermon.”
Abortion in the independent charismatic Christian movement is often characterized as a demonic practice. The police say that the car that the alleged shooter left has a long hit list of democratic legislators, abortion providers and pronounced advocacy in the state. Charismatic Christians often talk about abortion in relation to “children’s victims against demons,” says Taylor.
“I don’t think it is difficult to see how someone is radicalized around this language,” he claims.
The now deleted Facebook profile of the alleged shooter also showed that he had “moked” a page for freedom of defense, a conservative organization for lawyers who were known for their tough positions against abortion and LGBTQ rights. “This signals at least a right conviction against abortions,” says Taylor.
David Carlson, who knows the alleged shooter since fourth grade and described the 57-year-old as his best friend, said reporters that the alleged shooter was a Trump supporter was “very conservative”, and would be offended if someone proposed something else. (However, right -wing extremist influencers, including people like Elon Mousk, after the filming tried to blame the left and the deep state.))
According to Taylor, it was likely that the theological ideas of the alleged shooters were rooted in his time at the Christ for the Nations Institute, a charismatic Bible College in Dallas, Texas, from which he claimed that, according to a biography on the website of the archived revolution, he had spent some time on the archived recovery website. Taylor claims that a number of prominent figures in the independent charismatic Christian movement have deep connections to the institute or have participated in the institute.
Dutch leaves, a pastor of Nar who made the “the” popular “Appeal to the skyThe flag, who swiveled by Christian nationalists and riotists on January 6, 2021, completed the institute in 1978 and worked as an additional professor in the late 1980s and early 1990s. He later returned briefly as an instructor. was regular lectures or guest lessons on the institute’s campus.
When the cable contacted the institute, they directed our request to explain that it “clearly rejects, places and convicts all forms of violence and extremism, be it politically, racist, religious or in other ways.” The explanation also states that it was “horrified and horrified” that an alumnus of an institute was a suspect at the shootings in Minnesota. “That is not what we are. We don’t teach that.” Jacobs and leaves did not respond to inquiries about comments.
