Now that is funny!
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Opportunity for correction and seed planting
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I'm there and have been refreshing and screenshotting for posterity. She already deleted my first comment.
It comes from the same Book of the Bible that said Jesus told his disciples to buy a Honda so they would be of one Accord.
That's the verse my brother in law wants to use. Maybe she can answer why Paul, IF he meant the same thing for the man and the woman used two different words both translated "own" in that verse?
I told my brother in law that making that descriptive passage restrictive, was like saying that since the recipe (description of how to) says it makes an 8 × 8 pan it would be sin to double the recipe.
He still hasnt responded.
I told my brother in law that making that descriptive passage restrictive, was like saying that since the recipe (description of how to) says it makes an 8 × 8 pan it would be sin to double the recipe.
He still hasnt responded.
That's a good one, love it!
I don't waste my Xt's on her any more, because she consistently did the same with mine.
She's just fishing to up her engagement numbers.
It's the "seed planting", as @NS4Liberty called it, in her readers' minds that gives me hope. Lot of people are reading. I have zero faith to roll in the mud with the closed-minded on there, so I scatter seed and move on. Kinda like a baby daddy.
That is how I view all public discussions. It's for the audience.
Another opportunity. I have actually seen this clip before and it is actually terrible but Allie's response is as well.
The fruit of lawlessness
Matthew 7:23
Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you who practice lawlessness!’
So many Christians love to throw his Righteous, Holy, and Perfect law/instructions under the bus. But when are they going to realize that the Messiah is the Law/Instructions made flesh? I reckon for most of them it will be too late - when they're on the judgement seat.
"But I was just following my pastor or priest." The Word clearly says don't put your faith in what men say alone - but study to show yourself approved (like the Noble Bereans) - rightly dividing the Word; and to work out your own salvation with great fear and trembling.
Matthew 7:23
Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you who practice lawlessness!’
So many Christians love to throw his Righteous, Holy, and Perfect law/instructions under the bus. But when are they going to realize that the Messiah is the Law/Instructions made flesh? I reckon for most of them it will be too late - when they're on the judgement seat.
"But I was just following my pastor or priest." The Word clearly says don't put your faith in what men say alone - but study to show yourself approved (like the Noble Bereans) - rightly dividing the Word; and to work out your own salvation with great fear and trembling.
A new one from a popular show connected to the Daily Wire.
It does seem to be more about "dating" polyamory than marriage issues, but still a starting point to stir the pot.
I don't know.
To me it seems like selective check on scientific research. Conclusion is always: it's bad for women, therefore it's bad. See our tradition is right.
Epistemiology of such reasoning is deeply suspect. Looking only for evidence we want. Plus she doesn't provide what I consider worst sin in such activities. Causal reasoning, step by step. Reasoning is wholy: Polygamy == something bad, see research. Why? Higher rates of mental issues of polygamous relationships can be due to many issues, many not connected with any relationships.
For example, one case of her reasoning.
Clip of women who during her non-first pregnancy has dating husband. Well, they follow established rules in such culture, so she has ability to set rules. Husband must date out of town. Woman complains lack of time due to trying to be all.
This girl from video concludes it's because they aren't trad and husband isn't helping.
A) pregnant lady isn't stupid, and husband refusing help is bad move, therefore it's very higly unlikely it's was systematic. Also, pregnant lady could directly complain of lack of support and yet she doesn't to that.
B) Pregnant lady directly says it's trying to be all which is highly likely correct reason. Reality is it's very easy to take on yourself way more work than you have time. Just volunter for both profit and non-profit projects. World isn't lacking in them.
And additionaly, hard-working culture and culture "you can be everything" will produce overwork. So reasoning of pregnant woman is correct.
In the end, since stupidity has inheritable aspects, I doubt I would ever provide any opportunity for this podcast lady to have children with similar reasoning skills.