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@GPhilip52086 @WeirdMedieval Exactly right about process! The Bible does not say. Thus, the Bible is ok with evolution. And science can't test a Creator. Thus, Evolution is ok with God. Psalm 19 "The heavens declare His handiwork..."

@HotshotWake burn often, burn light, never in spring

A view of the West Fork/Crater Sinks Prescribed burn located 13 miles southwest of Flagstaff, Arizona. The burn plan called for 1,441 acres of prescribed fire treatment to mitigate the risk of high severity wildfire to the communities of Flagstaff, by reducing the accumulation of fine hazardous fuels such as pine needles, cones and branches. Looks like they got all of that. Activity on the burn has substantially subsided, though smoke can still be seen in the area. Thanks to the subscriber who shared this view of the burn. This is a nice decent chunk, glad to see this work getting done.

While true I really don't think they have any idea how to really build soil. Our farm has transformed our soil from producing 1500 lbs per acre to 10,000 lbs of forage per acre in under 5 years without planting a seed, spraying a chemical or using inorganic fertilizer. But to do that it has been very difficult to do within the regulations in Canada. Integrating animals back onto the land in controlled intensive ways is the best way to do that.

@bringbackbmac @Alden_Gonzalez adding the ability to pitch, hit, and steal bases brings the total to about 4k

@bringbackbmac @Alden_Gonzalez seiko grand starts at 2.2k says DuckAI, plus more for added features

Dodgers players had two gifts waiting for them at their lockers when they arrived at the ballpark today: * a bottle of Traveller whiskey from Dave Roberts * a $4,000 Seiko watch from Shohei Ohtani, complete with a note: “Let’s three-peat.”

@kingofdablax @CyberLizardVT @darlingstrawbie insulting people is tho lol

@CyberLizardVT @darlingstrawbie Not wanting to marry a whore isn't "blatantly against Scripture", you retard

@pancakeeater45 @Dlion_Dwolf @kaizen000000000 actually all uber-ancient peoples had animism. it is the baseline, as far as we know we're talking 10kya and older, although there are many examples living today what the beliefs were 2-3m years ago... harder to discern

@Dlion_Dwolf @kaizen000000000 Atheists never rebelled. Not believing in a god or religion is the default state of human beings. And even if we did, rebellion isn’t automatically a bad thing. And it’s not “ignorance” that leads to people criticizing religion/scripture, it’s critical thinking.

Atheists don’t hate God. Most of us simply aren’t convinced He exists. A perfect being shouldn’t create an imperfect world full of pain.

@mrjc1 @Squill_Mama @forestfrank i thought that might be all the ones from all of history together at last, but idk it is so rich this book

@Squill_Mama @forestfrank The greatest harvest of souls to the Lord recorded in scripture is in the future.

Does the idea of Jesus returning bring you hope, urgency, or fear?

@BBGreatMoments i think that sets the record

One of the most filthy pitch I’ve ever seen 🤯👀

@BrianEastwoodx ZOop: "Long range scans show their sprouts have polonium appendages" Zork: "Ship: plot a course for somewhere else"

This Lone Ranger Atomic Bomb ring was distributed by Kix cereal in the late 40's, for 15 cents and a mail-in box top. It was actually a spinthariscope containing radioactive Polonium-210 (one of the most toxic substances out there). A child would take the toy into a pitch-black room, remove the tail cap from the 'bomb', and look through a tiny lens to see flashes of light from the Polonium-210 atoms decaying into Lead-206.

@brennanmcgovern @navidaskarinya @Alden_Gonzalez that would be appropriate

@navidaskarinya @Alden_Gonzalez Probably Grand Seiko

@Alden_Gonzalez seiko as a name means: "success," "truth," "child," "holy," or "clear," combined with "child,"

@ManBearpig1190 @boohoo7644 @introvertzoomer @Michaeldudufudu i have cautioned the OP as well and there is a channel that blocked me, perhaps because I insist on respectful language? or maybe i was rude lol idk

@ManBearpig1190 @boohoo7644 @introvertzoomer @Michaeldudufudu i went back to read the thread here I will thank you to maintain academic standards of discourse, good sir ursine porcine if you agree to that we can continue

how are adult atheists a thing like grow up and stop being mentally 14

@Michaeldudufudu please do not rage bait my friend. a legitimate question phrased in insulting language is inappropriate. repent and dedicate yourself to Christ our Lord and Savior! preach the Gospel with joy and love!

@CsabaAttilaNag @NickBrownCO anyone ever?

READING the Bible has not made anyone a saint. In fact, I know of several illiterate saints and corrupt scholars. It is written: since scripture says, 'Be holy, for I am holy.' (1 Peter 1:16) (Leviticus 11:44) What makes one holy is the encounter with Jesus Christ, which is most fully realized in the Eucharist he instituted. Without the Eucharist there is no salvation. Without the (Roman Catholic) Church there is no salvation. "Sola Scriptura" is a heresy, which is the egocentric, selfish, individualistic way of Satan. It says with the principle of "Sola Scriptura": you can be saved alone. No, you cannot get to heaven alone, you cannot meet Jesus. This is a false direction, a wrong path, it has nothing to do with Jesus Christ.

The Bible is the one book every person should read before they die. Despite being a believer, this is the first year that I've read the Bible completely. But, reading it with a guide has brought the text to life, providing valuable context & aiding learning, Read more below.

@MorganScorpion @BiancoDavinci give it a Constitution

@BiancoDavinci So how do you make it into tea leaves again? Shave it? Pulverize it? Cutting a bit off and sticking it in the tea pot?

@percy_gryce @ShitMyPaulSays @robbertleusink and war aint dark

@NMarbletoe @ShitMyPaulSays @robbertleusink Meh. The city was put to the sword for refusing to surrender, as was then the rule of war.

The Dark Ages weren't dark, they were a 500 year rescue operation run by the Church When Rome fell in 476 AD, monks walked into the ruins and pulled out the manuscripts Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, Virgil were copied by hand for 500 years in cold rooms for no audience The Renaissance didn't rediscover antiquity, it unwrapped what monks had kept

@AntigoneJournal search the text for the word Pastafarianism

This is a genuinely interesting story. Huge amount of automated work, potentially saving hundreds of thousands of human hours. BUT: with an error rate of 10%, and with the precise reading of *every* word mattering in such an exercise, it is meaningless, and for manuscripts of authority worse than useless, without a human checking every single word. BUT: there simply aren't people, in 2026, with the expertise, the time, and the funding to check these 32,000 manuscripts at this level. Welcome to Digital Humanities Slop.

@percy_gryce @ShitMyPaulSays @robbertleusink The Cathars were killed for thought crimes.

@NMarbletoe @ShitMyPaulSays @robbertleusink That has what to do with the treatment of intellectuals during the millennium between antiquity and modernity?