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@JackmoveJohnny Stage 4 is serious, but this shows that treatment is working and there is still hope. Stage 4 isn’t the end. With the right treatments and care, it can be managed.

@JackmoveJohnny longer visible. He has developed some side effects, like a pulmonary embolism, and is now on a blood thinner to prevent clots. A day or so after treatments his appetite is low and he barely eats, but other than that, he’s doing really well.

Tomorrow would mark a full week of the worst week of my entire life. My mom has been diagnosed with cancer. The doctors haven't told her how severe it is, but just from me looking up the stages, it sounds like stage 4. All hope is not lost, I read even at stage 4, you can live up to 10 yrs. I just came from visiting her. She's still very weak and refusing to eat, but she's cracking jokes again. I'm afraid, sad, angry, lonely, and many other emotional states right now. I wouldn't wish this shit on my worst enemy.

@jteearts5 @AjeboDanny @_Ochiedike Say what you want, but a week before my grandma died, she told my mom she couldn’t cross over. Stuff like that happens way too much to just act like there’s nothing after death.

@BoldGamer144 @AjeboDanny @_Ochiedike Afterlife doesn't exist bro ,that heaven talk is a lie

Death comes for everyone, righteous or not. So how can the wages of sin be death?

@jteearts5 @AjeboDanny @_Ochiedike —the brain looks more like a receiver or vessel. Consciousness still points to something beyond just flesh and neurons.

@jteearts5 @AjeboDanny @_Ochiedike I get you, but saying it’s ‘located’ in the brain still assumes it can’t exist outside it. All those flatline/near-death cases? People fully aware, watching their body, sometimes for minutes, with no measurable brain activity. That ain’t just a location thing

@jteearts5 @AjeboDanny @_Ochiedike And there’s plenty cases of people being declared dead or flatlined, then coming back talking about watching doctors work on their own body from outside it.

@jteearts5 @AjeboDanny @_Ochiedike the brain, they’d be able to fully explain it… but they can’t. And you got cases like near-death experiences where people still aware with little to no brain activity. So nah, you can’t prove the brain creates consciousness—it could just be the vessel, not the source.

@MasterRalph12 @Anyachi4ox @IbiyeyeM15267 Deuteronomy 32:39 “See now that I, even I, am he, and there is no god with me: I kill, and I make alive; I wound, and I heal: neither is there any that can deliver out of my hand.”

@Anyachi4ox @IbiyeyeM15267 So they can blame devil for all the evil things happening in the world today. Fb

Why didn’t God destroy Satan if He is all-powerful?

@MasterRalph12 @Anyachi4ox @IbiyeyeM15267 Amos 3:6 Shall a trumpet be blown in the city, and the people not be afraid? shall there be evil in a city, and the LORD hath not done it?

One of the most damaging things about religion, is the idea that something/someone is coming to save us, placing the population in a subconscious victim stance and holding pattern, just waiting. Programmed to always seek external authority. Ain’t nobody

You can never convince me God isn’t real.

@AjeboDanny @_Ochiedike Everyone dies, yeah, but sin brings spiritual death—your spirit cut off from God. That’s what the wages of sin really means.

@AjeboDanny @_Ochiedike Even without the Bible, we got a spirit—a non-physical, conscious part of us that don’t die with the body. Shows we’re more than just flesh. That’s why death in the Bible ain’t just about dying.

@_Ochiedike @AjeboDanny Yes, everyone dies physically, but the wages of sin isn’t just dying—it’s spiritual death, separation from God.

@AjeboDanny Christians are not ready for this conversation.

@AjeboDanny @_Ochiedike You don’t believe that we have a spirit?

@AjeboDanny Yes, everyone dies physically, but the wages of sin isn’t just dying—it’s spiritual death, separation from God.

@TylerHeroSTAN @seanhalfcourt Psalms 5:5 “The foolish shall not stand in thy sight: thou hatest all workers of iniquity.”

@BoldGamer144 @seanhalfcourt Can you speak in normal English

Normally I don’t chime in on this type of stuff, but I majored in biblical studies/youth ministry in college. By Ivey’s logic, no prayers would ever be heard because Romans 3:23 says “for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” Way off base and biblically incorrect