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Who has one, how often do you use it, and is it worth what you paid and the space it takes up? Thank you. I have one (its a Ninja Crispi), I use it almost every day (for potatoes, sweet potatoes, salmon, veggies, etc.), and I would say that the price and amount of space taken was worth it! One thin...

Southerner wrote: ↑Mon Sep 28, 2026 1:09 pm
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No, what kind of question is that?

I'm looking for a car that has a several different qualifications. Namely: 1. I think I should have a car that is new enough that the airbags / seatbelts / model keep you safe, but old enough that it cannot be digitally hacked from a distance. In my mind, this would mean a car model made between the...

But I would start by focusing on what the warning signs are according to the Bible itself and work out from there. Hmm... I didn't grow up religious, so bear with me. But rather than treating the Bible as an axiom, I use "induction works" as my axiom for navigating truth claims, and my in...

One thing I would point out is that classical liberalism is in direct conflict with Anabaptism. As an Anabaptist we believe in just one baptism, one Lord, and we believe Jesus said what he did and we have to follow it and that there is only one narrow way. That's fundamentally at conflict with the ...

Growing up in an ultra-conservative/Old Order hybrid culture, big business with say 25-50 employees was considered risky spiritually. It was believed that it was hard to be a deeply spiritual person if one was caught up in that level of entanglement with the world and handling large sums of money. ...

One difference might be that Anabaptists, generally speaking, are not "firm believers in capitalism" and also, generally speaking, accumulating personal wealth is considered a spiritual problem, particularly the more traditional / conservative you go. (My own church group used to prohibit...

I’ll look forward to hearing your thoughts and experiences on this. I have spent a good bit of my life feeling pulled in both of those directions as well. Glad to have you here, and I"ll be interested to hear your thoughts; although as someone who works in a "high tech career" and al...

Hello, It is nice to meet all of you. I was trying to figure out where I should post first, and in the process of doing so I found myself reading some posts here and there. Everyone seems so nice here. I did not grow up religious, and I would not consider myself religious at the moment. But over tim...