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He’s got a point. Everyday I’m seeing posts of attacks, murders and rape… Horrible. We need outrage and justice/action for all - including what happened here which @KemiBadenoch is covering.

O dialogo mais profundo que eu ja vi numa rede social foi sobre Matrix e esse video prova isso. Eu nunca pensei por esse lado da historia.

1 0 0 % Without health everything else can be affected negatively… Of course there are some things we can’t avoid with our health… But investing into our health & wellbeing is never a bad thing 🙏🏼 Eating well, regular exercise and not doing things that take away from our health (smoking, excessive drinking, drugs etc). Also, avoiding unnecessary stress!

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Whatever you currently believe about Jesus of Nazareth, you owe it to yourself to investigate Him thoroughly. It makes little sense to ignore the one solitary life that continues to impact you in eternity if His claims are true.

Nope.

@jenbegakis I do this. Sounds like a great dude! 🤣 Gregorian bangers . . . 🎧

at 26, i went on a date with a guy who listened to gregorian chants like it was house music.

One of the greatest films of all time.

If true - this will be something else - a new era. Also, you would never get this kind of society with socialism/communism... As they don't drive & support innovation. The amount of time people could have available will create new industries for companies to create meaningful long term experiences ('work' but in a new way)... - Deeply personalised experiences - Scientific exploration - Art on a new scale - Community building - Space colonisation - Novel problem-solving that emerges only when basics are solved As there's only so much leisure time someone can have... Raising children will also change dramatically if the need for childcare changes (due to parents being able to stay at home more). So many possibilities!

This, is true.

People have had enough. Given the state of the nation - this is completely fair. Nobody wants people speeding near schools etc... But read the room - having expensive equipment to monitor drivers on an empty road is not the priority. 🪑 The U.K. is rearranging deck chairs on a sinking ship.

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The Woman at the Well In John 4, Jesus travels through Samaria and meets a Samaritan woman drawing water at a well. What starts as a simple request for a drink becomes one of the most profound encounters in the Gospels. Even the fact that they’re talking is controversial. Jews and Samaritans despised each other. The hostility went back centuries to the Assyrian conquest of the northern kingdom of Israel in 722 BC. The Assyrians deported many Israelites and resettled the area with foreigners from Babylon, Cuthah, Avva, Hamath, and Sepharvaim (2 Kings 17:24). These peoples intermingled with the remaining locals, forming the Samaritan community - viewed by Jews as religious and ethnic outsiders with their own rival temple on Mount Gerizim. Yet Jesus - tired and thirsty - asks this woman for a drink, crossing barriers of ethnicity, gender, and social reputation. He reveals things about her life that no ordinary man could know, offers her “living water,” and openly declares that He is the Messiah. In that moment, we see that God’s salvation and true worship - in spirit and in truth - are for everyone. No one is too marginalized, too “other,” or too broken for His grace. The woman leaves her water jar, runs back to her town, and tells everyone about Jesus! Many Samaritans come to believe because of her testimony… 📖 Read John 4 for yourself. What stands out to you?

“A civilization is not destroyed by wicked men; it is destroyed by weak men who cannot defend what is good.” — G. K. Chesterton

Porn is just a click away. So is the Bible. Choose wisely.

“For to this end Christ died and lived again, that he might be Lord both of the dead and of the living” - Romans 14:9

@saylor It’s a Good Friday to worship God’s Son, Jesus Christ, our Savior, the King of Kings.

We don't need this King!

“Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s, and unto God the things that are God’s.” 📖 Matthew 22:21 What an incredible answer from Jesus to the trap question: “Tell us, then, what you think. Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar, or not?” When Jesus said, “Render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s,” He was making a clear distinction between two kingdoms… There is the kingdom of this world, where Caesar holds authority. But there is also another kingdom — one that is not of this world — over which Jesus reigns as King (John 18:36). Christians live in both kingdoms (at least for now). In ‘Caesar’s realm’, we have obligations involving earthly and material matters. In Christ’s kingdom, our obligations concern eternal things. So if Caesar demands money, give it to him — it’s only temporary wealth. But be sure to also give God what belongs to Him. The deeper point, however, is this: Just as the coin bore Caesar’s image stamped upon it, so God has stamped His own image upon us (Genesis 1:27). Therefore, we are to render to Caesar what bears his image — and to God what bears His…

Exactly