Nathan Pulley

[Nathan Pulley @the_njp]

@wil_da_beast630 Orthodox (small o) Christian beliefs are from thousands of historical records. Atheist historians even confirm that Jesus was a real person. LDS-exclusive beliefs are based on plates given to one man which no one else has ever seen. No historical evidence for LDS.

[Nathan Pulley @the_njp]

There are a few errors in my old copy of The Fellowship of the Ring, but Frondo on page 289 made me laugh out loud.

[Nathan Pulley @the_njp]

Isn’t this sort of self-refuting? If there is greater requirement for coordination to push blue, why did all the polls turn up blue majority without coordination?

[Chris Pacia @ChrisPacia]

The pattern played out like this:

- Duh Red is the obvious choice. Nobody dies if everyone pushes red. There's not reason to push blue.

- Blue button pusher think they have a bullet proof rebuttal... Some confused or irrational people will push blue. Therefore the knee-jerk red reaction is naive and the true enlightened position is that that you must push blue.

Unfortunately, that turns out to be the naive position. Consider the following...

[Nathan Pulley @the_njp]

Fascinating and terrifying article.

[Anthony Bradley @drantbradley]

There’s a model that consistently produces long-term faith. It’s older. It’s simpler. And it directly contradicts how most churches run youth ministry today. Almost no one wants to implement it.
I explain why here: https://t.co/yPHK4clHcH

[Nathan Pulley @the_njp]

Sure would be nice if someone went to jail for this. But we’ll see. I won’t hold my breath.

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

The SPLC was caught staging hate crimes

[Nathan Pulley @the_njp]

@WWUTTcom Not true. Wesley was opposed to women preachers until he met Sarah Crosby, whom he identified as having an extraordinary call. It’s possible that there was a difference between an ordinary and extraordinary call, but it’s debatable. He officially endorsed her preaching in 1760s.

[Nathan Pulley @the_njp]

@DeaceProducer Ethical use of ai.