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  1. Idolater

    Who is the "Deep State / Swamp"? Name names!

    I already answered. The swamp is the people in high places who promote the un-American (and immoral) ideological policy of utilitarian legal positivism, which prevails among the Supreme Court justices nominated by Democratic presidents. And except when the Legislative branch amends the...
  2. Idolater

    Ukraine Crisis

    Well, at least keep working against it, no matter your eschatology.
  3. Idolater

    Who is the "Deep State / Swamp"? Name names!

    Yes, point taken. Rule no. 1 for parties is win, and there isn't any rule no. 2 (obeying the law is presumed!). The politicians who identify as Republicans are the Republicans; unqualified.
  4. Idolater

    Answering old threads thread

    Whoops @Derf I found something new. In another canon, the law is if one who has taken perpetual vows tries to marry in the Catholic Church that they aren't allowed to do it. So there is a penalty and it's a serious one. Basically what it means is, if someone like AMR (of happy memory) or...
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    MUSK BUYS TWITTER!

    Couldn't say it on twitter under the old regime.
  6. Idolater

    New dumbed down qualifications to sit on SCOTUS

    No way Judge Jackson gets 80 million votes in a presidential election, the former president's got her on that mark.
  7. Idolater

    New dumbed down qualifications to sit on SCOTUS

    He's not a biologist! Duh! lol
  8. Idolater

    Answering old threads thread

    I agree with you that learning to father is the one of the most important things to do. I'm doing work now for my own kids' future marriages and lives for instance, work that they can't do because they're kids and they don't know any better, and can't know any better, not until they're way, way...
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    Answering old threads thread

    Found it, Derf. Basically as soon as anyone who has taken perpetual vows marries or attempts to marry, they are 'ipso facto' dismissed from their institution. It doesn't even require anything official, sounds like, and they don't make a criminal case about it, so I guess the 'marriage...
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    MUSK BUYS TWITTER!

    Well yeah. How else do you think Tesla is a thing? I just wish we would've told him, you can't name your models 'S', '3', 'X', 'Y' smh
  11. Idolater

    Answering old threads thread

    That's always a matter of compromise. And it is a lauded goal. "Be fruitful and multiply."
  12. Idolater

    MUSK BUYS TWITTER!

    Basically.
  13. Idolater

    MUSK BUYS TWITTER!

    The biggest thing is, is twitter going to permit the usage of TOL's R-word? twitter's computer pre-censored that word right out of your timeline never even published it. You can't put it in a tweet and get that tweet published. Here on TOL, by comparison, you can publish it in OP thread...
  14. Idolater

    Fiona Hill: "The president was trying to stage a coup"

    They blamed it on Kushner.
  15. Idolater

    MUSK BUYS TWITTER!

    They already did, it's called tw...oh I see what you did there
  16. Idolater

    Atheist Morality

    Not reasonably, no.
  17. Idolater

    Atheist Morality

    Why do you presume the Protestant position here and ignore the Catholic position? Catholic bishops uniformly teach us about our inalienable human rights explicitly, and the institution of their teaching office is established in the Bible. Protestantism, not Catholicism. Because of the death...
  18. Idolater

    when did Peter use the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven ?

    There is one baptism (which is a washing, and there were a lot of washings in the Old Testament, John the Washer's washing being the ultimate OT washing, for sins) that is valid today. [Dispensaionalists] claim the one valid baptism today is entirely invisible, while Catholicism believes that...
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    MUSK BUYS TWITTER!

    Twitter's hard assets consist of a bunch of computers. I wonder what the average price of those computers cost Mr. Musk? If they have 44 computers he paid a billion a pop, I know they have way more than 44 computers . . . 44,000 maybe? That would be a million bucks per computer. I mean just...
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