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Valo wrote: ↑

Mon May 13, 2024 6:08 pm

Res Ipsa wrote: ↑

Mon May 13, 2024 6:01 pm

The Davidic Servant needs to crack a book or two.

Got nothing ticking in that ol' noggin of yours to contribute?

What is gravity, Res Ipsa? Let's gets crackin'!

I'm referring to the DS's claim that light propagates through the ether. He needs to crack a basic science book or two.

There is no getting rid of Hamas and Israel is being disingenuous by pretending that is even a possible goal. They want us to believe they have absolutely no idea how Hamas is created. Hamas is a product of decades of oppression, occupation, rape and murder by the Israelis, whether it be from the I...

The Davidic Servant needs to crack a book or two.

More Big Lie from True the Vote -- whose most recent case was dismissed when they admitted in discovery that they had no evidence of voter fraud. The bill was passed 24 years ago. It wasn't snuck in: it is in section of the bill with the following in large capital letters: TITLE II—PROTECTIONS FOR C...

Physics Guy wrote: ↑

Mon May 13, 2024 7:47 am

I don’t know about libertarianism but I’m firmly committed to ish.

MG, this is exactly what happens when you superficially throw out concepts without understanding them. When you invoke constructionism, you forfeit any claim to any access to objective truth. Full stop. You cannot claim superior access by invoking God, or the promptings of the spirit. The entire LD...

MG, this is exactly what happens when you superficially throw out concepts without understanding them. When you invoke constructionism, you forfeit any claim to any access to objective truth. Full stop. You cannot claim superior access by invoking God, or the promptings of the spirit. The entire LD...

I’ve moved posts that discuss the quote from Brooks’ book on constructionism to a pre-existing thread where the same quote is the topic. https://discussmormonism.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=158676&start=10 UR 4 I do not agree with the splitting up of what I believed to be an on topic conversation. It’s...

Once upon a time there was a boy named Chad. Chad believed that he had access to special, divine knowledge that others did not have. He realized that his special access to special knowledge gave him the responsibility to share that knowledge for the good of others. He shared his special knowledge th...