Jake

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Jake

Jake

@T8Jake

Not left or right. Neither woke nor ideologically ill-disposed to anyone. Catholic, but sometimes sweary and a bad example. Brit immigrant to Italy.

Ex-Londoner in Italy. Katılım Mart 2023
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Jake@T8Jake·
@KatjaDox @OrthodoxReflec1 The Orthodox poster is actually right. You need to know the Church, warts and all, and you need to know it's difficult to keep an Eastern spirituality going unless you're well-served by Byzantine parishes. You need to know you're doing it for God so there is no buyer's remorse.
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Katja ☦️🇵🇸🖤
I’ve been afraid to say this: I’ve been discerning Catholicism for a little while now. But it’s been niggling on my conscience for around two years. Through a lot of reading, soul searching and prayer, I feel like I’ve been led to embrace the Catholic Church.
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@Xtopher_Uzo Yep. I imagine it wasn't always articulated quite so badly before V2, but the pastoral approach is certainly much better, and more accurate.
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Ojike Uzoma
Ojike Uzoma@Xtopher_Uzo·
Before Vatican 2: We don't want to hear that you're gay. You're going to hell fire. After Vatican 2: You may experience same-sex attraction, but don't act on it. If you do, you've committed grave sin. Repent, go to Confession, and come back to Christ. We all know which approach is more likely to win souls for Jesus.
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Jake@T8Jake·
@TARSRel0aded Around 200k miles is often the tipping point when running an old car starts getting more expensive than buying a new one. Some brands will get you further than others, but you might have reached that threshold.
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Jake@T8Jake·
@Sola_Requiem Wait, you don't platonically press your naked body against that of your friend as you whisper "I love you" in his ear? What kind of monster are you?
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Matty McTech@setupspawn·
This is the AI that will be taking your job
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@PolitlcsUK "the" is a typo. The rest is normal, abbreviated Twitter/X style.
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Politics UK
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK·
🚨 NEW: The Tories have mocked Lucy Powell's grammar in a post celebrating her appointment as Education Secretary
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@atxwildcat1 @mamboitaliano__ They happen every single year, especially in the northern half of the country. They cause localised damage, last for a few hours and then the sun comes out.
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Jake@T8Jake·
@forummapping I don't think a fifth of Brits can hold a conversation in French, unless the following count: Voilà, mon passeport. Où est la bibliothèque ? Je voudrais un croissant. Even so, I'm not sure a fifth would manage even that.
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forummapping@forummapping·
Outside France, who can actually speak French? The numbers drop off a cliff faster than you'd think.
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@kamisokk Men don't get depressed? Men don't suffer health problems? Men don't have responsibility for children? Men don't need "me time"? If it's so easy for them, why do men commit suicide at a greater rate? And why do the ones who don't live less long?
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@GaardoWealth @simongerman600 With notable exceptions, most people I know who formed their relationships back then are either divorced or miserable, and statistics seem to suggest that experience is far from being merely anecdotal. Hardly an endorsement of liquid courage.
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Gaardo Barbell
Gaardo Barbell@GaardoWealth·
@simongerman600 Yes, and they forget a lot of family’s were formed in the 70-90’s due to a bit of liquid courage Youngsters are not drinking But they are also not going out and forming relationships it’s another example of intervention >unintended consequences
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Simon Kuestenmacher
Simon Kuestenmacher@simongerman600·
I consider this a severe problem in Australia. Culturally drinking a bit of beer has lots of positives. In Australia it is part of the general easy going nature. Pricing people out of their evening beer is doing more social harm than health (and tax) good. Beer must become cheaper again! HT @IFM_Economist
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Dr. Maalouf ‏
Dr. Maalouf ‏@realMaalouf·
Nadia was kidnapped, raped and sold by ISIS. Her brothers were murdered for refusing to convert to Islam. Her mother was killed for being too old to be a sex slave. Her event to share her story was canceled in Canada because the local Muslim community deemed it “Islamophobic.”
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Jake@T8Jake·
@wcmclaa @Catholic_Haze Without splitting hairs, we can believe scientific theories that can later be proven wrong, such as Newtonian mechanics, which doesn't correspond to reality at high velocities.
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William C. Michael
William C. Michael@wcmclaa·
What everyone ignores is the trouble present in the statement "believe in evolution". If the argument for evolution is "scientific", then it is not to be "believed" but proven by reproducible material evidence. If the argument for evolution is "rational", then it is not to be "believed", but proven by demonstration. To believe in evolution, it would be necessary that God revealed the fact of evolution and one has received that revelation from God regardless of evidence. Where has God revealed the fact of evolution?
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Jared Haselbarth
Jared Haselbarth@Catholic_Haze·
"Can Catholics believe in evolution?" No. First, evolution is not an article of faith revealed by God, so it is not something to be "believed in". Nor does one reason from any revealed truth or combination of revealed truths to evolution. Second, as a scientific theory, it is unproven and undemonstrated. So, no one, let alone Catholics, can speak of it as true in the sense of scientific knowledge. If it were demonstrated philosophically or proven by repeatable experimental testing, then it would be knowledge, and no one could deny it. As it is, it is neither demonstrated, nor proven.
Magis Center@MagisCenter

Fr. Spitzer explains the reasonings behind what the Church teaches on evolution. #catholic #jesus #frspitzer

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Jake@T8Jake·
@5chmatme What teacher doesn't? I thought Japan had a decent education system. Clearly I was wrong.
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猫報道@5chmatme·
なんで先生、こんな簡単に教えてくれなかったの!?
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@ChristandGuitar Martin Luther didn't remove them – he just put them at the back. American Evangelicals removed them in the 1800s.
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Chals@chals9962·
Incredible maxillofacial results by Dr. Sunil Richardson,
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@PastorDeberny Take it as a compliment. He must have been sufficiently impressed by you to think it's a shame you're a Lutheran.
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Rev. Peter Deberny
Rev. Peter Deberny@PastorDeberny·
A random guy at the hospital saw me and asked if I was still in seminary. I told him I’ve been a Lutheran pastor for four years. He then asked me to pray about becoming Roman Catholic. Honestly I kinda respect the sheer audacity of the attempt
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