Divine grace does not merely affect, it effects.
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Christian, Husband, Father.
Confessionally Reformed catholic/Presbyterian.
Austro-Libertarian. Anti-woke.
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since 778676 | 2023-02-28
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On @Start9 after adding a custom registry, I am unable to switch back to the Start9 registry or the community registry. The "Custom Registry" just sticks.
Anyone figure this out yet?
#asknostr
"They" stopped making my favorite everyday pants.
- durable (can be worn for work or 'dressed up' a bit)
- flexible/comfortable (i.e., not jeans; gusseted crotch a must)
- age-appropriate (i.e., not jeans; I'm a middle-aged Dad)
- I'm no style freak but don't want to look like a dweeb, either
- easy on the pocketbook
...any recommendations?
...protect this man...
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In my experience, there is usually a direct relationship between a person's disdain for Calvin and his lack of familiarity with what he actually taught.
My Gastrocnemii have doubled in size
the swole is real
hide yo kids, hide yo wife
dude be creeeeepy
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"ye shall be as gods," hissed the serpent then
"...ackshually...ye ARE God," hisses the serpent now
that serpent was and is "a liar and murderer from the beginning", said Christ Jesus
choose this day whom you shall serve
#WorkoutComplete #LegDay
- frog pumps 🫣
- squats
- deadlifs
- hip thrusts
- {dead hang, plank, wall sits} to failure x 2
- jump rope until "mostly" dead
🥵😵💫
#fitstr
The call for Christian discernment means that we steer a middle course between Scylla ("I believe all conspiracy theories") and Charybdis ("I believe no conspiracy theories"). It means:
- prove all things; hold fast to that which is good;
- expose the works of darkness;
- be men who "know the times, who know what [the church] should do"; and
- be "wise as serpents, harmless as doves" (in a NAP kind of way); all while
- keeping ourselves unspotted from the world as we do so.
#HereIStandICanDoNoOtherSoHelpMeGod
I am as opposed to "Christian Nationalism" in nearly all its forms as I am opposed to Premillennial Dispensationalism (and everything in its wake).
Acknowledging Natural Law (and its commensurate Natural Rights) _is not a uniquely Christian affirmation_.
But even if not, "the church grasps not after the coercive sword of the State."
History buffs, I refer you to the attempted "[Gardiner Spring Resolutions](https://www.pcahistory.org/documents/gardinerspring.html)" of 1861, where the General Assembly attempted "to decide the political question" and make support of the Northern Union, effectively, a requirement of membership in the church. It was an egregious error and a violation of the 'spirituality of the Church' principle, not to mention the clear "distinction" between the authority of the Church and the authority of the State.
#2K all the way, bruv, because the church as institution is to be exalted far above the political machinations of man. Do not sully her.
Virtue bridles Passion not to quench it, but to direct it and unleash it in a productive direction
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