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RileyG · Oct 8, 2025

If someone doesn’t went to photograph a same sex wedding or accommodate them for any reason, they have every right to decline.

Their conscience, their business, their choice. Period.

durangodawood · Oct 8, 2025

They should have a wholesome fun bike race instead. Donald even has experience with that.

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RileyG · Oct 8, 2025

Wolseley said:
I'll be back in about half an hour or so.....I need to run down to the hardware store and pick up another 5,000 rounds of ammunition.

.223, mostly, since that's what you really go through. I have enough .40 caliber, 9mm, and 30.06 to last me for quite a while, as well as numerous boxes of .22 LR and 20-gauge shotgun shells.

"Be Prepared": Boy Scout motto.

Get your oil ready. Jesus is coming back soon.

RileyG · Oct 8, 2025

These people need serious help. The mainstream media needs to stop walking on eggshells and live in reality. Men cannot become women or vice versa. That’s a biological fact.

com7fy8 · Oct 8, 2025

Bradskii said:
Well, lots of things can help.

. . . with God using things to help us. He is the reliable One who knows.

Bradskii said:
But if absolute morality exists and we have no way of determining it,

We have God, and Jesus is our way to God and to His benefits of His morality.

Bradskii said:
other than making the decision ourselves (which makes it relative morality) then the concept is nonsensical.

And I did not say we make decisions "ourselves" . . . if I remember correctly. If it were up to us, then it would be relative.

BPPLEE · Oct 8, 2025

Michie said:
…'former SOLDIER who's also an Antifa member

Kayla Denker, who has become one of the most recognizable faces of militant transgender activists, is now believed to be a former soldier
Shortly after the Nashville school shooting, which was carried out by a transgender attacker, Denker posted a TikTok of herself loading an assault rifle
Denker's video comes as trans activists are preparing to gather on April 1 for a 'Day of Vengeance' - planned before the shooting, but continuing regardless

A militant transgender activist who has quickly become one of the most high-profile 'faces' of the radical movement is a former soldier and Antifa member, it has been claimed.

Kayla Denker, who runs a YouTube site with videos dedicated to explaining Marxism and guns, posted a video of herself with an assault rifle after the Nashville school shooting.

The Nashville attacker, Audrey Hale, 28, was described by police as transgender, and online appeared to reference herself as 'Aiden' - although the authorities are still referring to Hale as a woman.

Hale's murder of three nine-year-olds and three staff members at a Christian school she attended - and may have resented, according to police - has sparked intense debate among the transgender community.

While the vast majority condemned the attack, fringe groups and extremists said the shooting was in part a consequence of the oppression of trans people.

Denker, based in Colorado, and believed to be a former soldier, was among those who immediately posted a highly provocative video online, showing herself brandishing an assault rifle.

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Gun-toting transgender woman backing 'day of vengeance' is ex-SOLDIER

Kayla Denker posted a video of herself with an assault rifle after the Nashville school shooting, and has become one of the most high-profile militant trans activists.

www.dailymail.co.uk

https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/04/politics/transgender-firearms-justice-department-second-amendment

Trump DOJ is looking at ways to ban transgender Americans from owning guns, sources say

They can’t do this, it’s wrong. Trans people have a right to defend themselves and doing this on the basis of transgender people having a mental disorder opens the door to taking away gun rights from people who take antidepressants, people with PTSD and any number of things they could require doctors and psychiatrists to report.

Yttrium · Oct 8, 2025

partinobodycular said:
Has humanity evolved to be swayed by the charismatic? Like anomalous deviations from the norm in a chaotic system? In which case it would seem like humanity's actions are an effect caused by something outside of its control, and that humanity isn't the actual cause of those actions. Which harkens back to @Modern Day Job's post at the beginning of this thread, or @AV1611VET's analogy of a puppetmaster. Neither of which would seem to be in keeping with humanity as a collection of free agents, but more in keeping with the idea of humanity as a simulation. Having a semblance of autonomy, but no real control?

It's just typical herding behavior. What would you expect to see if it isn't a simulation?

bbbbbbb · Oct 8, 2025

Carl Emerson · Oct 8, 2025

bèlla said:
You are welcome to beliefs as long as they remain within the proper jurisdiction and don’t impede on someone’s health.

~bella

Really - Jesus impeded on health - it was a central sign to evidence the coming Kingdom.

DaisyDay · Oct 8, 2025

I seriously doubt that Donald will ever pay for his crimes and corruption - dementia defense - but those around him are likely to wind up in prison, imo.

Clare73 · Oct 8, 2025

tdidymas said:
You seem to contradict yourself here. You say that spiritual life is reality, but then you say "Paul thought he was spiritually alive" - this is how you are interpreting 7:9 - "Paul thought..." is not literally alive. Therefore, your interpretation of the text "I was alive" is not literal.

Both physical death and spiritual death are literal realities.
Pauls' statement regarding his spiritual death was a literal statement, not a metaphorical statement referring to something else..

tdidymas said:
Again, my previous response completely refutes your idea here, but you continue to assert the same idea. I think I'm done with this conversation.

Your previous response (post #36) does not refute the idea in my post #38, following:

I. Death is the wages of sin (Ro 6:23),
sin is trangression of the law (1 Jn 3:4),
where there is no law, there is no transgresion/sin (Ro 4:15) and, therefore no death.

There was no law between Adam and Moses and, therefore, no transgression/sin to cause their deaths.
Then what caused the deaths of all those between Adam and Moses, including infants, when they did not sin against the law?
Their deaths, including of infants, were caused by the imputed sin of Adam (Ro 5:17, 18-19) to all mankind when there was no law to transgress and cause death.

as well as:

II. Ro 5:17 states, ". . .by the trespass of one man, death reigned through that one man,"

Ro 5:18-19 - "the result of one trespass was condemnation for all men. . .through the disobedience of one man, the many were made sinners.

The many were made sinners by God charging/accounting/imputing Adam's sin to them (Ro 5:17, above).

The Liturgist · Oct 8, 2025

sjastro said:
Then there are the murky objectives of AI research. Is the goal to produce AGI where AI outperforms humans in every aspect in which case even the high level work is done by AI.

In my case, yes, absolutely.

HARK! · Oct 8, 2025

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War has way of devaluing fiat currencies; and fiat currencies have a life cycle. The life cycle of the US dollar is nearing its' end.

RileyG · Oct 8, 2025

Valletta said:
Charlie Kirk's pastor spoke at the ceremony, he is the pastor of Godspeak Calvary Chapel which is an Evangelical church. However, he seemed to be leaning toward Catholic beliefs after studying the history of Christianity, realizing what was lost by not venerating Mary and showing great respect for Apostolic tradition.

I wonder if he would have converted?

RileyG · Oct 8, 2025

Servus said:
Mary's intercession so to speak was saying "Do whatever He tells you to do".

Correct. Mary always points to Jesus.

RileyG · Oct 8, 2025

concretecamper said:
They have no wine

John chapter 2

RileyG · Oct 8, 2025

Valletta said:
My friend, I think you understandably got that one wrong. A previous poll had indicated most did not believe, a recent poll said 69% did believe.

Wow! That’s a relief! Maybe we are starting to see a Eucharistic revival!

Apple Sky · Oct 8, 2025

Strong in Him said:
A person can't accept Jesus and believe that he died for their sins without repenting.

I know this but this astronaut needs to repent in public.

RileyG · Oct 8, 2025

Deblee said:
How does it differ from other Bibles?

It’s a Bible that is approved by the Catholic Church. I also own it, and about 50+ other bibles.

The Liturgist · Oct 8, 2025

Valletta said:
My friend, I think you understandably got that one wrong. A previous poll had indicated most did not believe, a recent poll said 69% did believe.

Ah, well that’s good. But still, in the case of the Vetus Ordo you’re talking about a figure much closer to 100%, which is why I really strongly believe the RCC should just translate it into the vernacular and allow it to be celebrated in either Latin or the vernacular, along with various other traditional Western liturgies which should also be made more widely available. The Novus Ordo isn’t a bad liturgy, its just … the wording of the older one is so much more florid and poetic, its like the Byzantine Rite (which paradoxically was de-Latinized, particularly in the US, post Vatican II; St. Elias Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church conducts their services in the luxuriant style of the Sabaite-Studite typikon).

HARK! · Oct 8, 2025

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Ophiolite · Oct 8, 2025

AV1611VET said:
2 Timothy 4:4 And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables.

It is in the nature of Brits to be more sensitive to irony. That superpower was unnecessary here.

BPPLEE · Oct 8, 2025

Fantine said:
I am not sure someone who dozens of notable psychiatrists believe has malignant narcissism can acknowledge a power higher than himself.
His relationships have been described by experts as completely transactional.
He is described as being shunned by dogs--the best judges of character.
The Bible tells us what happened to Lucifer when he put himself ahead of God.
If the psychiatrists are correct, does God accept an insanity defense?

Some people should hope so

Ophiolite · Oct 8, 2025

Tuur said:
Last week, I listened as some coworkers turned to AI to calculate the yards of concrete required to pour a slab. Now, this isn't hard. They recognized that to convert the volume in cubic feet to cubic yards meant dividing it by 27 but apparently it was the slab height in inches that threw them off. Obviously, you divide the depth in inches by 12 and multiply the result by the length and width in feet, then divide by 27 to get cubic yards, then round up and add a little more to make sure you have enough for the job (ground not precisely leveled and packed - stuff happens). But they thought they had to ask an AI.

The Liturgist said:
In my mind, that’s a misuse of AI.

In my mind that's an egregious misuse of their brains.

GoldenBoy89 · Oct 8, 2025

DaisyDay said:
Does this, "You know, there’s no reason to be good.", seem sociopathic to anyone else?

Along with everything else he says and does.

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