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  2. How are Evangelical Christians doing that?
  3. How are evangelical Christians supporting the genocide of Palestinian people?
  4. Its not really a translation, it is more of a paraphrase. If you are interested in the details I can elaborate on how I arrived there.
  5. Last week
  6. For a good backgrounder on DNS and security, see this article.
  7. Earlier
  8. The UK forum has been asleep for sometime now. Tribal has gone. I blame Facebook. Things ain't the same sadly.
  9. \o Pete long time no see. Is the UK forum as quiet as this one? I agree. The Zionists are also adrift from scripture Psalm 34: 14 Turn from evil and do good; seek peace and pursue it.
  10. 1 Timothy 1:12

    I thank Christ Jesus our Lord, who has strengthened me, because He considered me faithful, putting me into service,

    Source: https://bible.knowing-jesus.com/topics/Ministry

  11. According John Jesus said my kingdom is not of this world. My question is how is it that many evangelical Christians are supporting a genocide of the Palestinian people whilst directly knowing this is not going to be the place of God's kingdom. Surely murder was never in the teachings of Jesus. Even if you see the Palestinians as an enemy Jesus said you should love your enemy. Mass killing and slaughter of thousands of a people was never in Jesus' teachings and not a sign of love.
  12. That's usful, but not what I was asking. The DNS is used behind the scenes to translate the alphabtic address (eg ulc.net) into an IP address (eg 173.231.213.56) which is needed to tell the network where to find the site. It's the internet equivalent of a phone book. There are many DNS providers, who should give the same result. Some will also track what you are visiting, some use plain text, some allow encryption. Since you use Chrome, you are probably going via Google, or one set by your service provider. It looks like you have found the problem without getting into that (more info at https://www.steves-internet-guide.com/dns-guide-beginners/), but it is worth checking at some point if you are at all concerned about security.
  13. I used your link. Ulchq.com That worked. It took me to the Modesto hq. Foolish me. I had been using ulchq.net - which the Monastery uses to drive business to their site. Dirty, dirty. Just one problem. The authentic hq site in Modesto still thinks it's 2006. I'm glad I found it again. I grieve that it's 18 years out of date.
  14. I've only ever used ulc.net before. Both https://www.ulchq.com/ and https://ulchq.com/ work fine for me in the UK, using Cloudflare DNS. Who is your DNS provider? They may have it wrong.
  15. I don't want to jump to conclusions. The Monastery seems to be in control of the HQ website. This automatic transfer to the .org website is going to seriously confuse people. How long has this been going on? Why did I have to find out? I think someone in administration is asleep at the switch.
  16. Hey, I just tried sending a message to Brother Kevin, to see if he can tell us anything. If I hear back, I will let you know. Strange....
  17. I'm still here. Current Events: I tried to visit the HQ website. ULCHQ.NET I get transferred to the Monastery. Does anybody know what is going on?
  18. When I type in ulchq.net - I get transferred to the Monastery. Try it yourself. I find it disturbing. I would like to know what is happening to my church.
  19. I backed away from the forums in 2016-ish. But I still visit sometimes.
  20. Happy New Year to you. What happened to the HQ website? It seems to have been taken over by the Monastery.
  21. I don't think people are getting dumber. I think it's more exposure to the stupidity of complete strangers via much more information dissemination. The Internet shows us what we've always done but most people rarely encountered. Especially small town people.
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