@GeeScottSr@nypost You fully missed his point: be funny and don’t alienate half your audience. As a late night host, you are not paid to save the world. Just make us laugh.
@imbrettcooper Smooth whiskey sour:
1 oz fresh squeezed lemon juice
1oz fresh squeezed lime juice
1 oz decent quality triple sec
4 oz top quality sweet and sour mixer
1.5 oz higher proof bourbon
1 egg white
Shake well all ingredients w ice. Strain over ice. Garnish w cherry / orange slice
@imbrettcooper German Pancakes:
heat oven 410
Mix w whisk
6 eggs
1 cup flour
1 cup milk
1 tsp salt
6 Tbsp butter
Devide between 3 glass pie plates (2 Tbsp per pie plate) Melt in oven.
1/3 of batter/pie plate
Bake for 15-20 minutes until puffy & golden
Top w lemon juice & powdered sugar
@BarackObama Wait I’m confused, which one doesn’t only think of himself? Which one doesn’t lie through his teeth? Oh yeah, they BOTH DO! Stop the patronizing. This election is a terrible choice between dumb and dumber. Old and older. Unethical liar and bigger liar.
@_btcole@PastorMark Upon reevaluation, mainstream denominations don’t need to redefine Christian to exclude LDS; LDS distinguishes itself from the mainstream definition of Christian by redefining the very nature and essence of Jesus and God.
@_btcole@PastorMark This again highlights the importance of nuance: When you state that the LDS Church wholly relies on Jesus’ teachings, they further state the translations may have errors. Additionally, they also add teachings from a new NEW testament. These are significant differences
@_btcole@PastorMark The LDS Church teaches reliance on X for salvation, but this includes faith, repentance, ordinances, + good works. X’s atonement is central, but folks must actively participate in their salvation through obedience & adherence to church teachings. This is not what X taught.
@_btcole@PastorMark When you state, “The LDS Church wholly relies upon…,” the word “wholly” means to the fullest extent. The Bible teaches a different doctrine where we rely wholly on Christ, meaning entirely. We have nothing to add because it is already complete.
@_btcole@PastorMark If we both recite the Pledge of Allegiance, but I believe the USA is just small collection of a few counties & 'liberty' means anarchy, the pledge would mean very different things to each of us. We could both claim to believe the pledge, but we would not believe the same.
@_btcole@PastorMark Here’s why it’s relevant: the nature of God is not merely a theological difference of opinion. It defines who we believe God is & who Jesus is. The biblical God is eternal with no beginning or end the only worthy of all praise&honor. Jesus claimed to like God -heresy if not true
@_btcole@PastorMark Some of those core/essential differences: The nature of God, the Bible, who Jesus is.
If we use the same words, but those words have different meanings to each of us then what being a Christian means to LDS is different than the protestant Church.
@_btcole@PastorMark I understand & respect your perspective. I regret Mark’s inflammatory approach, but there are essential core differences in teachings of the LDS church & biblical teachings that been affirmed by the church throughout the centuries. It is complex, not well suited for tweets.
@michellmybell1@ScottAdamsSays@pearlythingz@michellmybell1 (& @pearlythingz) acknowledge gender differences when they write a man is taking value from a woman when he has sex w her.
I agree (I think).
Also, I think men loose something when they have sex w non-life partners.
Not equal but damaging to both parties
@Anthony_Ward703 @GeeScottSr Not much in the world is “universally established” (besides maybe death and taxes), the revenue In/out clears on fries might be the strongest argument against your assertion. But maybe I’m the weird one here, but I love em. “De ideabus non est disputandum”.