@BloodnVinegar I cannot advise those people I do not know, ma'am.
I am deeply sympathetic, since I believe the crisis of faith is something we all need to endure, and yet no one should endure it without hope.
@KingOfSalt4@blessed_groyper@ChancelThreader Why would the clarity be contingent on the reality?
Unless you assume your premise, that the scriptures are meant to be reinterpreted every generation (or so).
@KingOfSalt4@blessed_groyper@ChancelThreader This is a circular logic.
If it is not in the scriptures, it must not be important.
But what if there is something important not in the scriptures?
The reasoning eats it's tail.
@KingOfSalt4@blessed_groyper@ChancelThreader Sir, Petros and Petras are the same word. There is no lie here. I am not Catholic.
The change is in gender, but the stem is the same, the inflection may vary as a proper method of poetic emphasis changes.
The details are far more nuanced than the surface level polemic.
@DCP_Live@CrusaderTwitch@Bungie@Ms5000Watts@teft@TheBriarRabbit What happens if the TWAB is too juicy? What if it's savor is overbearing? What if, in the draws of it's delicious Twabbiness, you find yourselves unable to overcome the addiction?
Great podcast, love you guys.
Quick point, did you check for the anatomical vs. armor proportions? It seemed in some of the examples that you were giving the body underneath the armor appeared pretty similar--just the armor was chonkier.
@GIMilner @KarenRylander@Yascha_Mounk Not in the specific context the professor understood.
A few months later, Harvard publishes this.
Even without the recent debacle, the phrase has negative connotations (a la Orwell), and I'm 90% confident someone there knew this. (It's Harvard, come on).
@GIMilner @KarenRylander@Yascha_Mounk Followers of that professor proceeded to mock everyone who stuck to the "outdated" notion that 2+2=4.
But it clearly wasn't outdated, and the professor obviously knew this. It is simply true in the common context of 2+2.