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@m3lonh3ad @TaiwanDude @LutheranAnswers According to LDS, Protestants go to the Terrestrial Kingdom the same as Muslims, Jews, Hindus- you know non-LDS.

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@m3lonh3ad @TaiwanDude @LutheranAnswers Was "no, we don't" in reference to dwelling in the presence of God?

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@m3lonh3ad @TaiwanDude @LutheranAnswers > The celestial kingdom is the highest of the three degrees or kingdoms of glory in heaven. Those who inherit this kingdom dwell in the presence of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. In the scriptures, the glory of the celestial kingdom is compared to the glory of the sun.

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@TaiwanDude @m3lonh3ad @LutheranAnswers Quick question. Do you think Protestants and Catholics go to a place after death where they will be in the direct presence of God? Why do Mormons dwell in the presence of God after death and Catholics do not?

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@justalexoki I will not eat a Christmas Tree cake one second before black friday.

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@ProgrammerDude Much like me they were trained on the past.

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@RaghPandragon @thinkingshivers https://t.co/un4i2SHWd4

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@VPPSunshine @almarquardt Go buy a map of the Roman Empire in the first century and- look at it.

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@MBrunken @stonetoss Are you aware of whose hardware Claude is running on?

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@CynthiaCassq8 @ArtemisConsort He's worth like 200B. Is that not enough?

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@YetiMoose @SyntheticBeef "oh no, the software nerds say the software is going to kill me"

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@ded_ruckus Howl's Moving Castle

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@m3lonh3ad @TaiwanDude @LutheranAnswers Catholics and protestants generally acknowledge each other as members of the same religion. Catholics officially so, and while protestants don't have the structure to recognize Catholics as a whole the vast majority do. Same with Sunni and Shia btw (you're NOI in this analogy).

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@Vinci_x3 @Aryvyo uhhhh...

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@rasmus2612 @berserker144 "ore wa X je nai" is Japanese for "I am not X."

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@mycodebytes @TaiwanDude @LutheranAnswers No, it gets to the heart of the matter. That's why you don't like it. "Christian" is a word with a referent and that referent is to a distinct religion.

Every single LDS member who says "we're Christian too" will be back to saying "my religion" in reference to LDS minutes later.

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@baianoise @RokoMijic China is by far the largest producer of open weight models which Huang was a supporter of.

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@TaiwanDude @LutheranAnswers @grok The issue with the question isn't how you define religion. The issue is linguistic. It's like asking, "are poodles and beagles the same dog." It's making the LLM confuse equality with set membership. My question was explicitly about membership (and you aren't an LLM).

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@TaiwanDude @LutheranAnswers @grok The problem is your question isn't great. "same religion" is tripping up the LLM.

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@TaiwanDude @LutheranAnswers @grok lol. lmao even.