@PlayoffJoshMVP@ThighDoctor@Doc_Bond_ It'd be a problem if he was treating you based on a guess. He's just giving information about football timelines. It's not that serious π€£
@Newman_BJ If he was making that claim with no reason I would agree, but he has a reason, and the claim follows logically from his reason. If that is slander as slanderous to dismiss him as sinful when he is speaking to a sincere belief according to his conscience.
@Newman_BJ You can disagree with the Christian principle that leads to Zoomer's conclusion (I do) without writing it off as fidelity to the apostates.
I think Zoomer is persuasive that the tactic was inprudent but not persuasive that it was objectively sinful.
@Newman_BJ He is arguing that he isn't faithful because he is leaving the institution of faithful which has just jurisdiction, allowing those heretics to control Christ's church. The argument is that fidelity to christ would include retaking the institution for the faithful within it.
@damespjuffy They were a violent threat but not necessarily immediate or actively plotting like the two suitors we follow. The killing was necessary to give the crown to Telemachus and sustain the kingdom but not quite just, which is why Odysseus accepted exile.
@damespjuffy I think Nolan did a good job because he focused on two suitors where it was clearly just for them to die. I don't think anyone nowadays would view Odysseus' actions in the books as justice, even though Greeks at the time would probably view it as just.
@damespjuffy I would say more than too much food, a grotesque misuse of his hospitality. All also hoped to take his place, and the assumption is they wouldn't stop when he returned.
I wouldn't say evil, but it was... Very harsh, and preemptive, protecting the kingdom for his son.
@damespjuffy I also think if he could have killed Antinous justly but there wasn't any hard proof of Antinous' plot to kill Telemachus. The other suitors weren't involved in a plot to kill Telemachus so that is different.
@damespjuffy I think that the movie differs from Xenia in making it a violation, but the proper punishment for abusing Zeus' law was dismissal not death. The killing was more about stopping future plots. The 'proper' way prior to the fall of Troy would have gotten Odysseus killed later.
@johncdirks It is RZ's position that female pastor doesn't make the sacrament invalid, even if the pastor should not have been ordained by the church as that is against scripture's teaching.
@OldPhilos@OpStCyprian Correct. But RZ's argument is that unbiblical leader don't justify schism, unless you are forced to accept that heresy under pain of excommunication. You work to reform until they say you can't commune with us unless you sin.
@parkenharbor I wonder if it varies by theater... Everything was legible to me unless they were trying to shout over the sea, which I thought was cool. I saw it in RPX π€·
@coopuhscoopuh This is the most fair analysis I've seen, though I would also attribute part of Mahomes 'inevitability' tangibly to Reid's coaching as well.
@Farzin21 He had might have had some good defenses, but postseason losses have been plagued by inexplicable defensive blunders and unlucky injuries. Two plays last game a starting player goes out, immediately the backup gets attacked and they get scored on. Tough!
@TheChiefsPod@chiefs_outsider@AllenBogarty If QB was the only factor in wins and losses you might be making an argument!
Worry about your own quarterback making the playoffs πππ