@McNasty God would be more accepting of someone who follows Him and lives a life that glorifies Him. A “christian” who’s a bad person, probably doesn’t show fruits, and therefore wouldn’t do any of the above.
@maira4yo Never of us ever lived alone before we got married and moved in together. She shared an apartment with her sister and I had a roommate. But yes I agree with the sentiment.
@Smartnetworth1@vettepassby35 I got my car new in 2016 with a $360 car payment. A comparable used car today is more expensive than what I got new ten years ago.
@LeftistTexanist@KaizerCam@Prolife_Sam No. @KaizerCam said what’s in the womb isn’t alive. So when a woman has a miscarriage, he can go tell her that. The fetus. The baby. The person that was growing inside of her wasn’t alive. It’s just a “spontaneous end to the pregnancy where the fetus is lost.”
@MattWalshBlog If you claim to be pro life, there is no reason you should EVER support the death penalty. Pro life is not just anti abortion. It’s the preservation of life that God gave each and every one of us.
@TruueDiscipline@SpiritAirlines Doesn’t really help you for this instance but in the future if you book your air travel through Carnival, they’ll rebook you if your flights get cancelled.
Y’all just know the SNL writers room is scrambling to change the cold open to be about Spirit Airlines and I cannot wait to see that and what Update has in store
@southside_mafs Say someone is unsure on either side. They don’t know if God is real or not and ask both a Christian and an atheist. What proof would you give them? They’re not debating. They’re genuinely questioning. If you’re 100% sure, you have to be able to provide them proof. Both do.
@KeruboSk That’s why my wife and I have a joint bank account. It’s our money. One of us makes more than the other, but that doesn’t matter when it all goes to the same place.
@ma1ybe The only thing I said was non negotiable was my wife had to give birth at a hospital. In case something went wrong, I wanted there to be resources readily available. Anything beyond that, was up to her.
@prinkasusa I think adding “supposed to be” in each statement is more accurate when considering what societal gender roles are defined as, specifically in a traditional nuclear family setting.