the tags calling Christianity media explicitly against hate is crazy work when the Bible, in the most literal way possible, has God demand several genocidal massacres that are then carried out without question, with Saul getting punished by God for not being thorough enough in the killing of all living things in Amalek
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I like the additional separation it creates, not sure why it’s supposed to be such a huge deal
He died in 2018, but we now have Kent Overstreet instead, so that lake is getting drained anyway
it’s not invalid, you can see that there’s more of the field off to the right side where the screenshot cuts off
Friends are like snowflakes: they disappear when you pee on them
not sure if Half-Life 2 screenshot or photo of Bulgaria
tbf it could be alright privacy-wise if you use encrypted swap
Doesn’t look like you’re helping that. All you’ve achieved so far is having yelled at a bunch of people in a barbaric display of anger seasoned with superficially intellectual vocabulary and thereby alienated them from the flavor of intellectual inquiry that you purport to hold dear.
consider: cool icons with Mozilla doing fuck all in the big picture is better than no cool icons and Mozilla doing the exact same amount of fuck all in the big picture
haven’t seen her master Jackie’s Box
tmw The Simpsons predicted The Simpsons
Stardew Valley was singleplayer-only for ages
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Especially considering the infantilizingly simple and repetitive writing, which reeks of emotional manipulation, it should be patently obvious to you that whoever wrote this story made it up with an intent to disinform.
who doesn’t want a victim-blamer significant other with a superiority complex and a chair up an ivory tower they never get up from
Well, the New Testament has plenty of Jesus acting like a general dickhead, doing some pretty despicable things, and making it abundantly clear that he does not condemn any of the atrocities that God requested in the Old Testament.
Also, the status of the Old Testament very much depends on the denomination: it’s an “allegory” in Orthodox Christianity (read: when the book very clearly says that it stands for cruelty and genocide, it’s actually an elaborate metaphor for sunshine and rainbows), whereas Catholicism purportedly takes it quite seriously.