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By Their Fruits: The Far Right That Calls Itself Christian
From Budapest to Brasília, from Washington to Lisbon: where it comes from, why it grows, how it organizes, and why it fails the test Jesus left.
By Their Fruits: Donald Trump
January 6, the pardons for the Capitol invaders, the children separated from their parents, Greenland, the tariffs against Brazil and Flávio Bolsonaro's jet.
By Their Fruits: Jair Bolsonaro
From «let's shoot the petralhada» to the conviction for attempted coup: the digital machine, the pastors, the pandemic, the Indigenous peoples and the dead of 2022.
By Their Fruits: Javier Milei
The 30,000 disappeared, the anti-picketing protocol, the vetoes of university and pension funding, poverty, and the open door to Flávio Bolsonaro.
By Their Fruits: Eduardo and Flávio Bolsonaro
One son called for sanctions against his own country and was charged with coercion; the other dunned a banker for his father's film, lost the election and left Brazil at night.
By Their Fruits: André Ventura
Lula's voters, the fake video, the conviction for discrimination, the Roma community and Chega's international network.
Woe to them that go down to Egypt: faith, flight and help from Washington
Isaiah warned against those who seek salvation in a foreign power. In October 2026, the candidate of «God, Fatherland and Family» lost, refused to accept the result and left the country with a promised American visa. The facts, the dates and what the scriptures say.
The Lie That Works Has Half Truth
Paul diagnosed it in 2 Timothy 3, and his list is in order. The mechanics of religious deception in four steps—and why honest people share, with a clear conscience, what they suspect is false.
The Merchants of Faith Are Not a Metaphor
"They shall make merchandise of you," wrote Peter — the person is not the client of the operation, but the product. The biblical category of the merchant of faith, from Micah to Ezekiel, and what happens when the thing reaches the ballot box.
«The Lord’s Anointed» Does Not Mean What They Make It Mean
The phrase is a restraint imposed on the one who speaks, not a passport given to the one spoken of. Saul was anointed and rejected; David was rebuked to his face. And there is a prayer in the Book of Mormon that is the exact portrait of all this.
The Test of Fruits, and Four Questions to Use Tomorrow
"And who art thou to judge?" is a fair objection, and it has an answer that is not mine. The test Jesus gave, Paul's table, Moroni's operational definition — and four questions to distinguish theology from ideology.
The Godhead, Corporeality, and the Distinction Between the Father and the Son: The Complete Testimony of the Scriptures
To understand the true nature of Jesus Christ, His relationship with God, and the plan of salvation, biblical exegesis must harmonize two fundamental pillars: the essential unity of Godhood and purpose between the Father and the Son, and the physical and ontological interpersonal distinction between them.