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“In Genesis 3:15, God promised that a descendant of Eve would defeat the serpent.”

Genesis 3:15 does portray God announcing that the woman’s offspring will strike the serpent in a way commonly understood as victory. But the verse does not literally say “defeat,” and the Hebrew can refer to offspring collectively, not necessarily one specific descendant. The claim is a fair summary of the dominant Christian reading, with important interpretive caveats.

“As of April 4, 2026, Canadian authorities have jailed individuals for publicly quoting the Bible because of their Christian beliefs.”

No evidence supports the assertion that Canadian authorities have jailed anyone for publicly quoting the Bible. Not a single source — including those sympathetic to the claim — documents an actual arrest, prosecution, or imprisonment for this reason. The supporting sources discuss concerns about potential future criminalization under Bill C-9, which had not become law as of late March 2026. A directly on-point Snopes fact-check and government legal records confirm no such enforcement action has occurred.

“Kristi Noem stated that the Bible was written in English.”

This claim is false. Kristi Noem never said the Bible was written in English. The quote originated from a clearly labeled satirical Facebook page called "Mrs. Putin," which included deliberate misspellings of Noem's name and a fake "Fox Mews" logo. Multiple independent fact-checkers — including Snopes and Media Bias Fact Check — confirmed no credible record of Noem making this statement exists. The viral spread of the quote does not make it real.