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@Truth_matters20 @The__Bible7 Jesus said it would be as in the days of Noah. Who was swept away in the days of Noah, and who inherited the earth?

@The__Bible7 Saying that helps no one. The next event on God's timeline is the Rapture of His Church.

The end is near.

@ksorbs This is why their pews are empty.

This isn't Christianity

@HappyMotorhead Fuel injected? Not only are they foul mouthed, they don't know what a carburetor is?

Are You Staying Old School ~ Yes or No?

Ever notice how Creepy Joe Biden’s walk was identical to the new robots we see walking around?

@Felbloodreaper @RealPostFolder My aunt and I are both "boomers." We are different generations, 18 years apart in age, and worlds apart in life experience. She grew up in suburban ease. I ended up on a rural farm where there wasn't even any television signal.

@Felbloodreaper @RealPostFolder These kids are, of course, just like kids listening to the stereo in Suburban LA.

@Felbloodreaper @RealPostFolder A kid who grew up in one of these with no electricity, plumbing or telephone, let alone a TV, is the same as a kid born the same year in suburban Chicago.

@oelma__ I really can't believe history was taught this badly.

My brother says no one did that… but who remembers sprinkling water on clothes before ironing?

@usuallypregnant Always homemade, from scratch. My mom baked our bread, and prided herself on being a gourmet cook. After we moved to the farm, most of what we ate, we grew.

One of the greatest gifts you can give your children is teaching them how to cook healthy meals. I love that, as a housewife, I have the time to cook for my family everyday. Did you grow up on healthy homemade meals or mainly processed food?

@HappyMotorhead Eh, I was never into the shag wagon vibe.

Like - Love - Leave?

@joshlofthus The only scripture I know of that talks about crows being a sign is the Iliad and Odyssey, not Christian scripture.

If you know scripture, you know this is not a sign at all.

@MarindaVannoy1 My Lord will be providing party clothes.

If it really is the end of the world, what are you guys wearing? I was thinking business casual.

@Sassafrass_84 Fetus is just the Latin word for baby. Calling it baby in another language doesn't turn it into something else.

We hear the arguments - it’s a fetus, it’s a zygote, it’s an embryo, it’s a clump of cells. All true. Those are stages of human development, and all humans at every stage are a clump of cells and deserve the basic right to life! God knew us at conception. All baby lives matter.

@thisisfoster It isn't just the guys.

I’m almost never alone. There’s usually somebody in the room, or just down the hall. But tonight it’s quiet, just me and my German Shepherd out on the back porch. Fire going. Papers spread out. I’m working through church officer training for this Saturday. The house is in that in-between state. I’m looking forward to my kids getting home. Some are at a roller rink with my wife, one’s out with his wife somewhere, another’s at a young adult Bible study. The usual noise of the house is scattered across the county tonight. So for a little while, it’s just me. And I found myself thinking about you single guys. Not the ones who’ve chosen it and are content there. I mean the ones who want a wife. Who want a house full of life and noise and responsibility. The ones who feel the quiet a little more than they’d like to admit. I just want you to know, tonight, I’m praying for you. Don’t lose heart. Don’t drift. Don’t let the waiting make you soft or bitter. The world doesn’t need more boys killing time. It needs you. It needs steady, godly men. Men who are ready when the Lord puts something in their hands to build. Stay at it. God sees you. And in His time, He knows how to fill a house. Until then, don’t grow weary in doing good.

@DylanoA4 Meantime, I've owned my current vehicle for two years. I don't know how to turn on the screen or the radio, because I don't want to. It isn't worth my time to figure either one out.

The constant pumping of music into every public space, every idle second of sport, every supermarket and café, speaks to an underlying sickness, a kind of cultural mental illness. As a society we are allergic to silence, terrified of spending even one second with our own thoughts

@IAWoodShop Very cool.

It was back in February when I was wondering what to do with this 300+ year old piece of Eastern white pine. Hallway table it is! The wood was cut by water-powered sash saw. The "stub shot" end is where they broke the board off after stopping the cut.

@5Solas2 And they burned him at the stake...

@HappyMotorhead Or any other EV. I'd drive a horse first. I've done it before.

Gas can be $15 a gallon and I still won't drive a Tesla... How about you?

When you are a paramedic these days, post covid shot, and you run a call on someone that is otherwise healthy, young, having a heart attack, and you ask them if they took the Covid shots… You can literally see the look in their eyes. A drastic change from the fear they are already experiencing to a look of complete betrayal. No matter where they stood on the “follow the science” narrative. You know that they know. At that point there’s typically more discussion about the harms that have been done, or an awkward momentary sad silence. What’s been done to humanity, to our youth, is a form of abuse that I never could have dreamed up. It truly is what nightmares are made of. God bless