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Follower of the Way.

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@PangeaSoftware Where is the default save location for Bugdom 2 games on a Mac?

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@geekyguyjay Believing 98% of climate scientists equals being “woke”? Do you understand how stupid that makes you sound?

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@irishpresby What’s his reasoning? Would he also say that there should be a truly extraordinary reason for a Christian to remain single?

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@ZGroff Not a man. She was born with a vagina, but found out later that she has male chromosomes.

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@MetzUAC1530 You definitely should.

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@IVMiles Of course it matters. If the pastor doesn’t believe that humans are causing climate change, then what other conspiracy theories do they believe? They can’t be trusted to properly speak to issues of Truth if they deny something so basic and so undeniable.

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@GotzaMotza I went to an evangelical protestant bible college where they taught us that the Catholic Church was the “whore of Babylon” and the pope was the antichrist.

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@johnddavidson It would be great if our President condemned Israel’s government for being an agent of genocide and removed all support from them.

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@jonharris1989 If you think Keller was bad because he wasn’t “Reformed” enough, just remember that the Orthodox Church considers all Calvinists to be heretics. Keller was probably the only one who wasn’t.

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@TPruitt67 I’ll let you continue speaking in to your echo chamber. Out.

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@TPruitt67 What’s to expose? This is a normal secular viewpoint. You’re not actually making an argument for why it’s wicked. You’re assuming it’s self-evident, and it’s not. Not for the secular world, and not for a lot of the Christian world.

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@ralphreed 1) It wasn’t a depiction of the Lord’s Supper, and 2) save your moral outrage for things that really matter, like Palestinian genocide.

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@TPruitt67 Why are you expecting a non-Christian to think like a Christian? In a secular world, this makes complete sense.

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@BridgetPhetasy Right, how cool is that!

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@TyrelBramwell Guess that would extend to television as well, right?

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This shot of Gabriel Medina is ABSOLUTELY UNREAL 🤯 😱

( 📸: Jerome Brouillet)

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@catholicfan2 @MetzUAC1530 That’s certainly an advantage to being Catholic or Orthodox.

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@MetzUAC1530 It speaks to both the interpretation and application of the text, so of course it’s relevant. The fact that you make a distinction between “moral” and “civil” laws (a distinction that the Bible itself never makes) is evidence of that.

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@MetzUAC1530 The interpretive process also helps us understand how the text applies to modern readers: For example: “You may purchase male and female slaves. These may become your property. You may leave them to your sons after you to inherit as property” (Lev. 25:44-46).