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Thank-you MattY for these notes! I have very little emotional attachment to my understanding of this book, and so I appreciate that you took the time to listen twice and take notes. I want to listen again and look at your notes. I have not the knowledge or ability to really argue or debate this topi...

This is what happens when churches allow musical instruments. They become long haired bedbound hippies. RZehr, there’s an alternative and some hope for you, The other option is that you write a book. :idea: I could probably write a children’s book. I’ll work on the hair and mobility. :) Wife: if an...

Today I am a bit better than I have been. I was able to sit on the edge of the couch for 20 minutes. That’s well more than ever. And I drove the pickup down the road a few miles. And today my problem has stayed more isolated to my ankle and foot region, without cramping my calf or thigh muscles. So ...

Soloist wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:39 pm This is what happens when churches allow musical instruments. They become long haired bedbound hippies.

RZehr, there’s an alternative and some hope for you, The other option is that you write a book.

I could probably write a children’s book. I’ll work on the hair and mobility.

Organisations tend to become ends into preserving themselves in the short term, and then become ends into preserving the salaries and short term prospects of their officers. This is known as the “principal-agent problem”. ''It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depen...

I believe in Paraguay, the colony holds the government title to the land, sort of as a corporation might. As far as the Paraguayan government is concerned, it is one single chunk of land. But then, the colony turns around and subdivides the land and sells the parcels to the individual members of the...

Josh wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 10:55 pm One of the obvious conclusions is that one’s eschatological position makes almost zero difference in how you live day to day following Jesus.

I agree.

That’s pretty neat. However, it reminds me of the Hitler speech that AI made into English. The rich difference, the impact, of listening to Hitler in English, vs. reading a summary of his speech is huge. Same thing here. To watch the video of the speaker, and hear the tone, etc., is also a much mor...