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“The #1 way to lose my attention in a discussion…”

by Luke Geraty | Nov 6, 2008 | Posts

There are certain ways to hold a conversation about any given subject, along with certain rules that apply to having a discussion on a matter where two opposing people are attempting to interact on opposing ideas and opinions. The rules of logic are important for...

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There is theological significance here. It’s why I can respect Orthodoxy, which has a similar approach to Eucharist.

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I serve at an old church. When the waters of the baptistery are drained, they flow through a pipe to be released out onto the church cemetary (visibly). There is something poetic about that.

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25 Jun

Powerful reminder about our need to be careful with our words.

Tam—IS FED UP@tamhodge

I wasn’t fearful of my abortions until I became a Xian in 1990. That’s when I heard it was the “unforgivable sin.” That’s when I heard ladies in Bible study say, “God will not bless those with babies who’ve once aborted. They won’t deserve them.” +

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25 Jun

I exist because my mom's husband begged her not to abort the baby she conceived from an affair with a pervy psychologist. My pathetic bio father demanded she "get rid of" me and gave her the money to do so. But my Dad knew my life had value and saved me from meeting that fate.

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25 Jun

Hey @DJIGlobal, we need the RC that comes with the Mini 3 Pro to work with the Mavic Air 2.

Sooner than later! So when is this expected?

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25 Jun

From an ethical / theological standpoint, I wish more people read and engaged James Mumford’s “Ethics at the Beginning of Live” (https://amzn.to/3HPw5Fo).

It was / is a very interesting read and alongside his “Vexed” (https://amzn.to/3HPw5Fo), super formative to my “politics.”

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