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@SU_Samuel @bob_hais @DanteB35353 @Biblicalman Animals reproduce within their own kind. Dogs, wolves, and coyotes show adaptation within a kind. That's microevolution. There's no evidence one kind becomes another. Dogs do not become snakes, nor elephants become zebras. Adaptation within kinds, yes. Evolution across kinds, no.

@Alps2Rockies @bob_hais @DanteB35353 @Biblicalman Well, if there's only two animals per kind, and we have multiple species per kind... how did we end up with these multiple species? Did they somehow... branch from a common ancester (the pair saved by Noah)? That sounds a lot like evolution...

The most terrifying thing about Noah’s Ark isn’t the flood. It’s the boat. God gave exact length. Exact width. Exact wood. Exact pitch. No steering wheel. No sail. No engine. Noah was not the captain. He was cargo…

@bob_hais @DanteB35353 @Biblicalman How so?

@Alps2Rockies @DanteB35353 @Biblicalman That's a fantastic argument for evolution.

@DanteB35353 @Biblicalman The Bible says animals came “according to their kinds”, not species. A “kind” is a broader category than species. Add in 3 decks and juvenile animals, and the math changes completely.

@Biblicalman Well it never could have worked in a million years so...

Think about how scary that is. Noah was building a massive vessel to survive a global storm, but he had zero control over it or over where it went. He couldn't steer it away from rocks. He couldn't turn it into the waves. He couldn't aim for dry land. He was completely at the mercy of the water. The Ark was not designed for navigation; just for floating. Noah's job was to to be the Passenger, not the Captain. God was the Captain. This blessed me. I hope it blesses you too.

@atensnut 3. - Serving one another.

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@MattWalshBlog I guess that’s what mathematicians said when calculators were invented…

The number of people who clearly use AI to craft basic posts on this site, and replies to posts, is pretty shocking. Once you learn how to spot AI writing, you see it absolutely everywhere on here. It’s unmistakable. The tech has existed for 10 seconds and already huge swaths of people have completely given up on even the simplest forms of creative writing.

@Zigmanfreud @Maga091123 People don’t want to connect anymore. As AI begins doing everything for us, creating, communicating, we will lose the ability to talk to each other. Everyone will have an AI twin and the world will connect through those “AI twins”, and the real people will be completely alone.

If you are longing for a simpler time that is now gone forever, this video will likely hit HARD… 🥲

Go for it.

@ThoughtCrimes80 My driveway faces east and snow melts quickly.

Pro tip: It’s very important to buy the house with the South facing driveway in Colorado.😎❄️

@DSPetolicchio Romans 1:17 - The righteous shall live by faith. Romans 10:17 - So faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ. You want to live by faith? Hear or Read the Word of God.

This guy is extraordinarily dumb.

@sola_chad The gospel is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes—Romans 1:16 1 Corinth. 15:3–8, The Gospel: •Christ died for our sins. •He was buried, he was raised in the third day. John 3:16 – Whoever believes in him should not kperish but have eternal life.

Annihilationism is in line with atheism.

Revelation 13:13–14 The second beast “performs great signs… and deceives those who dwell on earth.”

@w_bitterman That’s why millions of families raising children with disabilities are some of the most unchurched people in the most Christian nation on earth. They feel unwelcome in our orderly church settings, where their children are seen as a “disruption.”

The loudest worshiper in our church was also the one everyone wished would stay quiet. She said things like “Amen!” and “Thank you Jesus!!” No one else in the room spoke that freely....ever. She was new and different and joyful. One Sunday I saw the woman in front of her turn around and stare. Not a curious look either... A hard one. She spun around every time that woman opened her mouth. It beat me to the punch. My first thought was not celebration. It was embarrassment. I worried visitors might think we were strange. The pastor met with her at the request of the deacons. She kept right on praising every week after that. One morning she shouted “Thank you Jesus” during a point that cut right to her heart. Half the room tightened up. I noticed many shift in the pew as if praise had no place in a Baptist sanctuary. The room grew quiet. She stayed loud. That was when it hit me. She was not interrupting the service. She was interrupting our tradition. And the real problem was not her voice. It was my fear. I had been more worried about our comfort than her worship. I worried about appearances more than Scripture. More worried about preserving the style of the room than letting joy break into it. Maybe God did not send her just to test the church. Maybe he sent her to wake me up. Because every church takes notes. Not on the sermon outline. On the hearts of the people in the pew. I learned that day that quiet can be a tradition. And sometimes God puts one loud saint in the room to remind you what praise is supposed to sound like. Let your church be the place where joy is welcomed instead of managed.

@Wisdom_HQ According to ChatGPT, $1 that doubles every day for 365 days would become about 370 undecillion dollars — which is 3.7 × 10²⁹ billion dollars. In other words, that amount equals roughly 7.4 × 10²⁶ “Elon Musks,” assuming his net worth is $500 billion

@TomBuck The transformation of the heart is the work of the Holy Spirit, not the work of pastors and preachers.

We don’t preach merely to transfer information to the mind but to seek transformation of the heart.

I always find it interesting when Christians call it ‘pessimistic’ to say we’re in the last days. To me, it just exposes how much they still love this world, and how little they actually want Christ to return.

@ResonanceEnter1 The image you shared about slavery works the same way. It highlights a small group and presents them as the key players of slavery, which isn’t accurate and has been debunked.

@ResonanceEnter1 You began your post by asking, ‘What LOVING FATHER ordains the creation of slaves?’ But the Old Testament actually disproves that claim. Everything I shared above shows, from Scripture itself, how God commanded slaves to be treated—with dignity, protection, and compassion.

Leviticus 25:44 “Your male and female slaves are to come from the nations around you; from them you may buy slaves.” What LOVING FATHER ordains the creation of slaves?

@ResonanceEnter1 People involved in the Atlantic slave trade came from many groups, Arabs, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, English, French, Africans, and Indigenous peoples. There were Jews as well, but they were never a major force in it. That image has been debunked by many historians. t’s a myth.