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My limited experience with going to Church of God places indicated to me that they hold this belief, but I do jot know the term for it. They didn’t pray to god, they prayed to Jesus, specifically. And cried for him. And thanked him. And apologized to him. And so on. All to Jesus, not god, who are apparently different.
The idea of the Trinity is not the same across all “Christian” religions, see Arianism for example of an early split.
I work in trails, like what you might walk on, and in the rare case I need pi, I use 3.14. This week, we have a meeting to talk about some things on 14 March. I will be using cornbread because I do not know how to make a pie but I will eat the pie others make. I look forward to this meeting.
From what I have read, it depends on who you ask. Like you say, it is so complicated and we could benefit from some local voices. I think? Maybe hard to say.
Whelp, all names I’ve heard! But not sure I’ve seen them much. I don’t think I have ever seen Harry Potter (I have no excuses). I have read some things about Lamar so have probably seen a picture. Maybe I should go give him a listen!
Thanks for breaking it down.
Haha no worries, those folks could be just as famous and I will then have no more excuses…
None of those people are Millennials 🙂 I checked out some other pages on the site, I knew all of the boomers for the reason you said.
I don’t know any of the millennials pictured, and why no gen z pictures?
Pretty neat overall, reminds me of that death clock thing from, like, 25 years ago.
It says 122 max, I think that year is if the last boomer lives as long as the oldest person ever did.
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Enough said, thanks!
Did they ever find that guy’s body? Maybe he is in one of these places.
This looks interesting. It looks geared to importing data from a service (like Spotify), how would one import data from the radio or mp3 files? I don’t really stream music but love the idea of new ways to find new music.
That makes sense. Sorry to hear there is an issue with discrimination. Also sorry to conflate them with sov cits.
travelers
I’m curious what this means. I am guessing not tourists, and I also think of folks in the US who are sovereign citizens. Is that a thing in parts or Europe?
Xmas was yesterday now for me, but I never went outside the house. I made baklava ice cream and a green chile cheese ball, petted the dog and the cat, wished it wasn’t raining so I could take a walk, and my mother bought some sugar that we needed at a pharmacy.
I haven’t used a SPOT for ten years, but at that time they were pretty limited in their comms. They weren’t on if I didn’t want them to be on, and even when in and supposedly with service, were flaky. Now, I use an InReach. It has more functionality than the devices in the past, but the connection isn’t really any better. All of these devices were owned and managed under government contracts but I don’t think they would be any different. I have never used them to track myself as I go, I use different equipment for that.
Long story short, you’ll worry more about getting service when you need than you will about being tracked when you don’t want to be. A tree canopy or tall canyon can prevent comms.
Stay safe!
Yes, in my experience a sooty window comes from incomplete burn. That soot is flammable! Burn it off.
Is that bidirectional?
Fuels is being used as a verb here. The title could also be reworked to say “Canada’s surging cost of living is fueling reverse immigration”
or
“Canada’s surging cost of living exacerbates reverse immigration”
You’re right, I just mentioned them as an example of splits about exactly what has gone on with the differing beliefs about trinity interpretation. I don’t recall that they believed in an evil god. I do recall that some interpretations have other feelings and operate as such.
The Arians and the Church of God are probably not really connected to what op is getting at. I’m definitely not a theologist haha! Maybe I should stay oiy of this…