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Started my notes for unit 8. It’s half past 4 am. Time for bed now.

Looked it up: The first character 妙 in the Bulbasaur line is pronounced miào.

Note: Do not just make me do your homework for you.

Looks like Google Translate has gotten way better at Latin and Ancient Greek since McDaniel tested it, with some of the results now being close to word-for-word identical to her own translations. It still has some holes, though.

This is an interesting paradox you found. If you take physics, you will learn that the dz/dt is a velocity vector composed of the speed in the x direction and the y direction. Because the speed in the x direction, or dx/dt is 0, only the speed in the y direction is affecting the dz/dt. The reason dz/dt is less than dz/dy is because the angle where the person is standing is constantly decreasing. I recommend you animate this situation is Desmos so you can see that the dz/dt must be smaller to account for the decreasing angle so that the dx/dt can remain constant.

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Hopefully everything turns out okay dude, and I'll pray for your family.

Truly, there are many examples of cartoonish scenes described in the Koran: clouds speak, stones run, ants converse with humans! Childish fairy tales!

So what was the original word moses used to describe the Pharoe?... Also heard recently that the name of the book of Exodus is actually names! As in the names of the people who were freed ... PS🫱 this is a pro Christian channel right?

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All religious books have their flaws.

If the Quran is the eternal word of Allah, why did Allah choose to use well known fables when Allah knows everything and could have revealed anything at all through the prophet? The Islamic admission of Quranic fables tends to reduce Allah down to a fable copyist who does not know everything and who rather borrows from other sources just as an illiterate man would borrow stories from the surrounding culture. The easiest way to explain the Quran utilising fable sources is the Quran is a fable based book and not divine revelation at all. The true faith is the Catholic faith under the Pope and bishops in union with the Pope summarised in the Roman catechism and catechism of the catholic church. The Fatima miracle demonstrates the power of God present, witnessing the Catholic faith in Portugal in 1917. th-cam.com/video/MXjh5zXcT84/w-d-xo.html The true faith orders the faithful towards the supernatural ultimate end of the face to face vision of the Trinity. The Catholic faith is found in her church documents listed below with the assistance of St Thomas Aquinas, St Augustine and the church fathers. The Catholic faith is adequately summarised in the Roman Catechism and the Catechism of the Catholic church. A Compendium of Catechetical Instruction by Monsignor John Hagan, 4 volumes (approx. pp 500 each vol), 1928-32. o/p. An outstanding commentary on the Catechism of Pope St Pius X published in 1908. For the serious reader, lengthy and detailed yet accessible. (Vol. I The Creed; Vol. II The Sacraments; Vol. III The Commandments; Vol. IV On Prayer, Virtue & Vice, Index.) archive.org/search?query=+A+Compendium+of+Catechetical+Instruction Anything by St. Thomas Aquinas, especially the Summa Theologica and the Summa Contra Gentiles, but perhaps the most useful for basic catechetical purposes are the Compendium of Theology (trans. Vollert, pub. Herder) and The Catechetical Instructions of St Thomas Aquinas (trans. Collins, pub. Herder). Two handy introductory volumes are An Aquinas Reader edited by Mary T. Clark and The Pocket Aquinas edited by Vernon Bourke. St Thomas also wrote commentaries on Scripture, and compiled a four-volume book called the Catena Aurea, which is a selection of commentaries from the Fathers of the Church on the four Gospels. isidore.co/aquinas/english/ContraGentiles.htm isidore.co/aquinas/english/summa/index.html The Sources of Catholic Dogma by Denzinger. The definitive reference book of official dogmatic pronouncements of the Catholic Church. Often known simply as ‘Denzinger,’ it should be on the shelves of anyone seriously interested in what the Catholic Church actually teaches. Various editions, some still i/p. archive.org/details/TheSourcesOfCatholicDogmaDenzingerHeinrichDeFerrar6229 Reality: A Synthesis of Thomistic ThoughtThe One God: A Commentary on the First Part of St Thomas’ Theological SummaThe Trinity & God the Creator: A Commentary on St Thomas’ TheologicalSumma, Ia, q. 27-119 Beatitude: A Commentary on St Thomas’ Theological Summa, Ia, IIæ, qq. 1-54Grace: Commentary on the Summa Theologica of St Thomas, Ia, IIæ, q. 109-14 The Theological Virtues: Vol. 1 - Faith: A Commentary on St Thomas’ Theological Summa Ia, IIæ, qq. 62, 65, 68: IIa, IIæ, qq. 1-16. [N.B. Othervolumes did not follow]. Garigou LagrangeChrist the Savior [sic]: A Commentary on the Third Part of St Thomas’ Theological SummaLife EverlastingOur Savior [sic] and His Love for UsPredestination God: His Existence and His Nature - A Thomistic Solution of Certain Agnostic Antinomies (2 vols) ProvidenceChristian Perfection and Contemplation: According to St Thomas Aquinas and St John of the CrossThe Love of God and the Cross of Jesus (2 vols)The Three Ages of the Interior Life: Prelude of Eternal Life (2 vols)The Mother of the Saviour and Our Interior LifeThe Priest in Union with Christ (published by The Mercier Press in 1951)The Last Writings (published by New City Press in 1969)On Divine Revelation (2 vols). Emmaus Academic. i/p.The Sense of Mystery: Clarity and Obscurity in the Intellectual Life. Emmaus Academic. i/p.The Order of Things: The Realism of the Principle of Finality. Emmaus Academic. i/p.Thomistic Common Sense: The Philosophy of Being and the Development of Doctrine. Emmaus Academic. i/p.Knowing the Love of God: Lessons from a Spiritual Master. Saint Joseph Communications. i/p. archive.org/details/Garrigou-LagrangeEnglish/Beatitude%20-%20Garrigou-Lagrange%2C%20Reginald%2C%20O.P_/ Documents of church councils www.papalencyclicals.net/councils Council of Trent www.papalencyclicals.net/councils/trent.htm The Roman catechism en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Catechism_of_the_Council_of_TrentCatechism of the Catholic Catholicwww.vatican.va/archive/ENG0015/_INDEX.HTM Thomas Aquinas theology is a good resource isidore.co/aquinas/ Garrigou Lagrange archive.org/details/Garrigou-LagrangeEnglish/Beatitude%20-%20Garrigou-Lagrange%2C%20Reginald%2C%20O.P_/

Yes, unfortunately it definitely is a problem! The problem with using all these ancient biblical stories ( etc) and references is, of course, made worse by what appear to be the many (already well known) anachronisms and other debateable facts historical or otherwise etc. It's a pity as Even if they were only meant to be metaphorical etc it does not neccesarily mean they shouldn't also be historically or texually accurate as well!

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Note: All editing was done by someone else. I personally still know nothing about how to edit videos.

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Congratulations, dude. I hope you keep growing.

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I'm definitely going to be using it every time someone ticks me off. I'll just have to explain what it means first😂.

I forgot to mention this in the video, but verse 24 says, "But God came to Laban th4 Aramean in a dream by night and said to him, 'Be careful not to say anything to Jacob, either good or bad.'" If God' is admonishing Laban against merely speaking to Jacob, that is going to be a pretty strong incentive against threatening to unalive him. There also exists the fact that between the verse that this video is ultimately about and the following verse, there are two back-to-back sentences that mention God watching or witnessing when the parties themselves are away from each other (and thus cannot see each other).

I changed it back.

The theory of evolution has a multitude of problems especially when looking at “the evidence” without an atheistic worldview. The evidence without adding or taking away from what is actually there shows a different picture than evolution would need to be true.

Thanks for showing your side of things. I think it is weird to IP to compare word usage in completely different context as a way to suggest it be understood in the original context. Not saying he is lying or wrong, just that it complicates things

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Hello. I only watched for 4 seconds, but I want to say you should speak more loudly and clearly and try to get an apparatus to hold the camera in place. Best wishes. I skipped ahead to check some other stuff. You could also edit out the pauses where you are writing or saying extraneous things. I think that you are good at explaining.

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Note: James II of Scotland (1437-1460) is also descended from Edward III of England through his mother Joan Beaufort, who is the daughter of John Beaufort, who is the son of John of Gaunt, who is the son of Edward III. This means that all Scottish monarchs from James II onward are descended from Edward III, making them descended from Anna of Kiev.

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Have you tried turning off adaptive brightness in the display settings?

If i write a book; call it gospel of america, can i say quran says follow that? Neither muslims nor christains believe that gospel of "God" (per verbatim) exists today, it was lost. Today we have gospels of mark luke john etc

The injeel is what was given to Jesus as the quran states, the new testament was written after the time of Jesus.

David Wood sped up reminds me so much of the Portal 2 announcer voice its all i can hear XD "Hello, You have been in suspension for 9999999999999999999999..." That voice

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Go watch Farid cook David on these points

good video bro, keep going.

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Yes it's obvious it's not flat but you know what is flat your face is flat

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Judging by the thumbnail this isn’t going to be a fun fact

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Except your Bible clearly claims the earth is flat. The original manuscripts use the word chug meaning flat or circle, while it should have used dur meaning spherical or round. It also claims the flat earth is covered by a dome surrounded by water.

And he said to him that he was hiding his name and his church causing the bishop and her to have a sort of dispension of disbelief and a high priest who is the brother of a word that follows a number in his book.

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