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Replying to @riecker
"Celebrating the day my abused Mom was liberated from her abuse is like celebrating the divorce itself" is how you sound right now
Agent C retweeted
Day 25/
We are doubling all usage limits for all Pro 100/200/500 tiers and Business Premium, effective today.
We heard your kind feedback and won’t be reducing usage limits for Pro 200, so your Work and Codex usage will stay the same. We’re also going to continue offering extended limits for dots for now, and usage of your dot will still continue to be separate from your default usage.
And we'll of course also keep shipping better models and other efficiency improvements that increase your effective usage over time.
Password managers (those using best security practices) are one of the best ways to protect yourself.
Please use them.
I'm pretty sure Romanists officially are fine with natural family planning, however, the Reformed who have not succumbed to modernity don't.
Another total Reformed W (again for those not brainwashed by modernity as there are wayyyyy too many who have).
So @michaeljknowles just said on his podcast today that avoiding sex during fertility windows specifically to avoid pregnancy can be a sin, according to Catholic teaching.
Agent C retweeted
Replying to @KarlieInCali
So you tragically lost a child and they removed the dead body, and you think this is an argument for the state allowing women to murder a human who is not dead?
All of you side B'ers should be cast out of the PCA. Your position is entirely unprotestant and unbecoming of Presbyterianism.
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The truest words that John Gill wrote:
“…and, indeed, the universal offer, cannot be supported without supposing universal redemption; which those, who are fond of, and yet profess particular redemption, would do well to consider.”
—Tobias Crisp, *Christ Alone Exalted: The Complete Works of Tobias Crisp*, ed. John Gill, 2 vols. (London: John Bennett, 1832), 1:114.
Daily Calvinist slander...
Replying to @PresbyPilgrim
"And I belieeeeve, that God decided I was saved before time began, and my neighbor Steve is doomed no matter how many soup kitchens he runs! 🎶"
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Ah yes, because being fed, clothed, and housed among your own degenerate kind, all while your victims are forced to surrender a portion of their livelihoods to sustain you, is such a terribly harsh punishment compared to being executed by a firing squad on live stream.
Majority of death penalty supporters are religious folk. Why? Because they believe the executed are going to Hell.
But… what if they’re not?
If there is no God and no Hell, then the next logical conclusion would be that they go to the infinite nothingness.
In that case, wouldn’t the death penalty be too…. easy? It’s not even a punishment at that point— it’s literally quicker than what many of their victims experienced. It’s just the easy way out… How is that justice?
Say what you want about the ethics of a live streamed execution, but publicized executions have been time and time again associated with lower homicide rates.
This is simply a fact.
























