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I haven't discussed what's going on in church in a long time with active members. I'd be very surprised if this is on anybody's radar. Bruce R. is a good baseline for what Mormons believe(d), and I've never, ever heard about this. The parts about the patriarchs and multiple restorations and getting...

Lol They wouldn't be called latter day saints if they weren't in the latter days. Also, pretty sure old testament prophets had a different law to new testament people and that those laws were fulfilled by Christ so if the modern prophets are the same as Old Testament prophets then they are ignoring ...

Do animals have free will? Do bacteria have free will? Would free will exist without consciousness?

bill4long wrote: ↑

Mon May 20, 2024 4:11 am

Whoever it is, it doesn't look good.

Planet Earth.

What are you up to?

What's wrong?

:lol: it wasn't meant to be (Theoretical, versus Applied Physics) ⚔️ Sometimes you really do need an actual sword, rather than a picture of one. :lol: Actually after my first year of Electrical Engineering, my wish was to pursue a route similar to what “Physics Guy” did. But alas, my lass and I beg...

Your companion sounds like he was taking part in something consensual. Is there anything you would change about missions that might help young men and women? Yeah, I think it was consensual, but also I'm not entirely sure it was a healthy situation for him. Not that he was a victim. I don't know wh...

Moksha wrote: ↑

Mon May 20, 2024 7:33 am

Imwashingmypirate wrote: ↑

Fri May 17, 2024 9:02 am

Where do you come up with these one liners philo sophee?

Kerry is a very clever guy. His Backyard Professor YouTube channel is well worth watching.

I've seen his YouTube shorts lol.

One of my brothers and I once built a trebuchet on a sandy beach using a middling-sized tree trunk as the throwing arm and a washtub full of rocks and wet sand as the weight. Our fulcrum was a steel crowbar—the longer and straight true crowbar rather than the shorter S-shaped wrecking bar—supported...

We have thorough and involved accreditation proceedings, and the finally determined rules for what a student has to do to get a degree are so rigid that they literally have the force of state law. It can take years to get them changed, even if a whole department wants to change them. The thing is, ...

Why exactly do they want the steeple to be so high?