>>11600 >stop caring about board quality Antichrist jew.

Scientific bump

>>11624 >start caring about board quality Antichrist jew.

Science has essentially proven at this point that a de-facto God of some kind must exist >The universe is not infinite, but had a beginning >Even the theories which propose events preceding the big bang are proven to have not been infinite, but have a beginning, and a first cause >Anything which is contingent cannot bring itself into existence >Atheists talking about "something can come from nothing" misunderstand the application of quantum physics & most physicists agree their theories are garbage presuppositions I recommend pic related

>>13779 law of conservation of energy proved atheists wrong over 300 years ago

I've not posted here in a while. I hope eberryone's having a good summer so far.

Just woke up again and I'd like some ice cream right about now

hi /comfy/, haven't been here in a while, a lot of things habbened in my life, but i'll try to check this place more often, it's one of my fav boards ^^

>>7082 Welcome back! >a lot of things habbened in my life I hope it's good things

Makes me want to play Wave Race again.

>>3494 This is what I can see at this point. Let me know of any impactful mistake. Three most unresponsive so far highlighted. Board Team validity Contact history /2hu/ Valid Responsive >>3396 /a/ Valid Expression of interest in June https://smuglo.li/support/res/11485.html /ac/ Illegal Responsive as of June https://8chan.moe/ac/res/898.html /art/ Valid Responsive >>3488 /bmn/ 3 subs Responsive as of April https://zzzchan.xyz/bmn/thread/2.html#151 /britfeel/ Valid Responsive as of April >>>/britfeel/4010 /christian/ 2 subs Responsive >>>/chrisitian/13761 /cuckquean/ 3 subs Responsive as of June >>3432 /dup/ 1 sub Responsive https://tvch.moe/dup/res/108666.html#114777 /egy/ Missing kits No responses on boards, no contact since March >>2441 /eris/ Valid Responsive >>3496 /f/ Illegal Somewhat repsponsive, contact from April >>>/f/ /fascist/ 5 subs EoI in March >>2997 , unresponsive to a thread https://8chan.moe/fascist/res/211.html

I'm OP. Hello frens, will tell you what happened today. >Be having a call with boomer >Say to boomer I must verify his account so he can cancel >"oh yes i can send it to your cellphone, it's a text message with a verification code" >boomer agrees >"okay, I sent it to you, you can check your cellphone right now to see if it arrived" >boomer hangs up immediately to check his text messages on his phone >mfw boomer clients I also gotta say that my first call today the guy who I was attending got quite frustrated and he said "ur engrish sucks" to me in that pretty murrican snobbish way. It was pretty unkind; I wrote on the interaction report that he was unkind so next time anybody who has to handle this guy will know he was pretty unkind to me. Though, I'd think it coulda be quite frustrating when trying to cancel your subscription but the process is pretty messy and the guy who has to attend you won't even speak right; we all gotta blame the tribe who "outsourced" the contact-center services to third-world country corporations in order to save more shekerus at the expense of the customers' experience. I don't really like this job and I'm even getting into this kind of mood where I can't enjoy a thing because the fact that I will have to get into this hell tomorrow again won't leave my mind, but I want to stay in that job for at least two months so I can save enough shekerus; am asking help from heaven. I will make this thread as long as I can; it will be both my motivation and my way to cope with all of this. My goal is to desensitize myself from this whole call-center thing and for it to become just another clock in and clock out from a boring and repetitive job that I won't suffer at, and also bring some funny stories to you; wish me luck frens. The kind vs unkind score today was: 10 kind people to 2 unkind people. I also felt like punching somebody today.

>>6363 >My goal is to desensitize myself from this whole call-center thing Best of luck, anon. I'm not sure if I could handle that kind of work, but try and remember it's like you said >strictly following guidelines The unkind people are only frustrated with the situation and you shouldn't take it personally. I hope you can get the shekerus you need and come away from the experience with some good stories to tell. If you can keep it up, I look forward to reading about your posts. Also, if you call a number in the US and some autist answers by speaking random Japanese phrases, that might be me. Whenever I suspect a telemarketer I sometimes will open with random Japanese phrases that I know because I am a weeb. Spanish, for example, does not stop them because they usually have a Spanish speaker that they can transfer the call to, but with Japanese telemarketers will become confused and give up and I find it amusing.

>>6362 I got fired from a call center because my boss listened to a call where I was being rude to a customer and basically called me out for treating customers differently based on their race. (I was being patronizing to sheepskins, but in my defense they literally were quacking stoopy and couldn't understand basic things so I slowed down my speech for them to hear but apparently it was really demeaning or something).

Hey OP. Are you still around? Hows the work life going for you now?

My college is so badly administrated it makes me wanna drop out of my career. I shouldn't do it, but I am so quacking tired, why can't they make eberrything right? Why make your students have to put up with so much bureaucratic bullcaca? Why lie to your students that what they've done is registered in the system? I wanna blow my brains out, this career is my main way out of the rut I am in now but the absolutely poopy administration makes me wanna drop out

>>7076 Can't you just transfer to another colledge?

>>7076 Not really, where I live other colleges don't have the career I am doing and they're far more expensive. I just hate it. They're gonna make me waste six months of two subjects I already did because of the terrible administration, but I have no other alternative to the place I am studying right now.

This post >>7079 is meant for this post >>7077

>>7079 Hmm then I don't know... You probably already tried eberrything I could think to suggest so I can only tell you to hang in there and don't let something so stoopy change what you want to do with your life.

>>13510 >argues something out of left field to cover up the fact that he is a race denialist God made races by His design and you will never change that by pretending they don't exist. You don't need to dig up old bones to go outside and look at people. That Neaderthals aren't around today is doubtless because they were marked for extinction between the pre- and post-Flood world as the offspring of the unholy miscegenation that took place in Genesis 6.

>>13516 >race denialist oh so youre one of those types are you? do different "races" exist? Yeah, people change based off environment, this is easily observable in animals, its called "micro evolution", theres another word for it but i cant remember. Still the same species tho (unless youre suggesting that each race is a different species which not only contradicts common sense but also the Bible which upon further review you are) basic science proves that evolution is impossible, even Isaac Newton who was born over 300 years ago knew that to some degree and its been a scientific law ever since Émilie du Châtelet advanced on Newtons work in the 1700s and developed the law of conservation of energy. ofc theres the exception of Nephilim but thats a topic for another time. And as already stated there is no biblical evidence suggesting God ever made anymore than one race of humans and even if he did the flood would have wiped all but noahs out.

>>13519 Adam was the first WHITE man. The White man was given the Earth to tend. Jesus Christ came to save the White race. All other races are subhuman species or demons. End of story.

>>13775 shut up

>>13775 Adam was the first BLACK man. The Black man was given the Earth to tend. Jesus Christ came to save the Black race. All other races are subhuman species or demons. End of story.

>>13725 assuming this is accurate, so what?

>>13758 He probably doesn't know but there was a legend in the Roman Empire in the late 1st century that Nero hadn't died and was going to reclaim the imperial throne.

>>13758 so what? I don't know they are just the synagogue of satan that don't know how to count and hate lice.

>>13728 If anything it would be putin. zeliensky's just a comedian. And gates is just a programmer

>>13772 >gates is just a programmer

>>13163 That sounds awful

>>13634 >Reminder that Alessandro Valignano (and Marco Polo for whatever that is worth) declared the Nipponese to be "white". They only ceased to be "white" due to nutty Victorian pseudo science classifications. Yeah, but you're still replying to a payed board slider so yeah

>>13156 >mexico >tundra Say what

>>13643 it is

>>13658 >>13763 >>13764 You still bumping your dead thread?

>>13660 Thank you for the laugh. I haven't thought about Chowder in ages. "Rada" is a word specifically mentioned to be equal to murder. Christ says that use of it should be punished in the greatest manner possible. It translates to an extremely harsh "worthless".

>>13663 It's Raca not Rada, Rada is the Ukrainian Parliament: https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew%205%3A22&version=AKJV https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verkhovna_Rada

>>13384 >honestly im not even that excited about the ruling itself im actually more excited about the movement of protecting churches from communists. Can I get a quick rundown?

>>13753 just people going out and protecting churches. i dont know the detail i just heard that thats what some people were doing after the decision

David from Acts17Apologetics has an interesting perspective to why Roe vs Wade was overturned, TL;DR the weaponized victimhood has given the feminists enemies instead of sympathy and if you treat people as enemies ( specifically judges of the supreme court) they will eventually become your enemies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwNtyNlxQ9I

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>>13697 i am God's plan whatever that may mean.

>>13662 >You should look around that site I linked before No thanks, not interested in SDA schizo stuff >Christ warned about teaching for commandments the doctrines of men Amen, and since we have already established the 1st day Sabbath from the text of holy scripture we must conclude the 7th day sabbath is a tradition of men which is against the commandment of God. Today is the Sabbath, brothers. Remember to keep it holy.

>>13628 still a WIP, wanted to add some section for the strong's references and reword some of it, but here you go

>>13697 Pretty sure this place is a honeypot, wonder how long until the feds get board and just flood it with CP and arrest people who visit when they do

>>13767 Seems like this board(and the entire webring) died. I tried advertising the board, and it got up to 36 users, but I guess people don't care to stick around. Hope it becomes revived. Need a place where people can't delete comments they don't like.

>>6795 well at least he's not alive to see things nowadays that must be good

>>2406 >I plan to cover render settings in a future article along with other "good practices" for saving time A good part to include for sure, there's no doubt countless useful tricks and tweaks. >One popular trick to save time was drawing the entire scene by hand on graph paper first Interesting, that reminds me of how game sprites were designed way back before general purpose art software. Visualization is such a key skill for this kind of thing. >I use "virtual" graph paper on GIMP, haha You're living the raytracing life! >Beautiful. You're on a roll lately! Thanks! POVRay is good fun. >a better way to go about this is by using a height field That's a great tip anon, would've saved me writing this: https://files.catbox.moe/u9m0i5.zip

>>2404 That reminds me of a video I watched last year. The channel is mildly cancerous but they usually have insightful things to say about VFX. Their goal to recreate old school Tron effects using semi-old 3D technology is genuinely pretty impressive. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=T2-yhFTCCzY The VFX for Tron were apparently done mostly using math and spreadsheets to plan out where objects would go and how they would appear on the screen.

>>2401 A prelude to that podcast written many years prior: https://web.archive.org/web/20121025031942/http://ascii.textfiles.com/archives/1240 Not much new but some nice links inside.

>>2422 It's actually him wow

So that's where Vigo is hiding. Source: https://files.catbox.moe/pjmie0.zip

What are we supposed to do about the demons(non-whites and women)? Last time God flooded the lands to get rid of them. But He hasn't done anything yet since then, and the demons have flooded the whole world. When will God get rid of them, and what does He expect us to do about them? Does He want us to just distance ourselves from them and endure the suffering?

If even a single prophecy from a "prophet" doesn't come true, then it means they're a false prophet, and god isn't working through them. The same applies to god. If he doesn't show he exists, then he isn't real. If god doesn't show his existence today to all of us, then he doesn't exist, or is much weaker than he advertises.

>>13723 >What are we supposed to do about the demons(non-whites and women)? Why do feds come up with the dumbest things to post >>13724 Romans 1:18-22 you can read to the end of the chapter too if you want

>>13612 > I like the Geneva but it doesn't include the apocrypha. WRONG The Geneva 1560 does aka the version that translates "the" in the NT normally, e.g. "the Christ" instead of the Geneva 1583+ that includes a revision that changed it to "that Christ".

I don't suppose you have any statistics that show atheist or non-religious people having a concentration of pedophilia?

>>13058 Because it draws the ire of /pol/ and the fake Christians that twist Scripture to conform with their worldview. Notice not one person in this thread has answered OP. They just ridiculed him and even wished him death.

Reminder that Alessandro Valignano (and Marco Polo for whatever that is worth) declared the Nipponese to be "white". They only ceased to be "white" due to nutty Victorian pseudo science classifications.

>>13060 That's nice an all, but isn't this a fetish thread? Wmaf is a sexual fetish. Its fine if you happen to like an asian woman and get married, but specifically fetishing them seems sinful to me.

>>13658 >fetish thread Did you read the thread at all? Did you even read what OP was asking?

>>13634 Japanese Korean, and Chinese were all considered white until science became secularized.

>>335 >pantyhoses >skateboards Time to listen some The Rita disc.

>>13757 According to the /icup/ wiki it's They Will Know We Are Christians by Our Love: https://youtube.com/watch?v=xyHvO4xoEh4 I was going to nominate Our God is an Awesome God (Techno Mix): https://youtube.com/watch?v=Wdo4Eyw4DqM

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmVGp8jfZ0VLg_i8TuCaBQw A channel about ambient music, if that is your thing like me while doing something else in the background.

>>6265 >>6852 that channel is beautiful! The Soul of Wind is another https://youtube.com/watch?v=1KvGdT4teHk

>>6265 i like the bootleg boy https://youtube.com/watch?v=1oahTaVIQvk

>>6876 This reminds me of the channel lofi girl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qap5aO4i9A&ab_channel=LofiGirl

>>6265 I like pokemon challenges so Jrose11 is berry comfy https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5HolAcNQGGVQ6gY8QWuoKg

>>13734 u r gae

>>13729 always assume it is a man until proven otherwise. you can avoid this with 100% success by not watching porn at all.

>>13735 Wife(female)

>>13740 It wasn't a video it was a picture I found while looking for something else. I wasn't really thinking about porn at the time my excitement just got the better of me.

>>13742 This website hosts porn.

>>15550 We don't publicly comment on particular bans, but we would like to thank you for wording your ban appeal so politely.

>>15218 Tor daemon needs a restart

https://smugloli.net/support/res/1+50.html#q11644 Anons seem to be experiencing DNS issues with the website.

I don't know what happened, but I thought I should report it anyways just in case there's something I should check in the background that I don't know about. It sounds like a creepypasta but I don't know what the fuck happened. While typing out a response on /k/ earlier, my phone screen suddenly locked up and started glitching out, returning to a previous point in my typing. It let me finish typing the post and post it after a captcha, but it periodically would lock up and go back to that midway point when it first started glitching. After submitting my post I closed out of Brave and closed the tab containing /k/ upon reopening Brave. Then, randomly roughly 15 minutes later while reading a book in a different Brave tab, the screen locked up and displayed the /k/ thread again in the exact same place despite being on a different page. Even the URL changed to show anon.cafe even though I had closed the tab. I promptly killswitched my internet, disconnected from my VPN located in Sweden, and reconnected from a Slovakian node that I intend to also swap as soon as this post is posted. It could have been a cache/memory bug, but I have memory to spare and this incident legitimately has me spooked to the point where I don't want my VPN connected anywhere in Europe just in case. If there is anything I should check out in the event of it happening again, please inform me.

>>15619 We're not aware of any issues affecting our authoritative DNS entries, though it's possible that OpenDNS isn't faithfully forwarding our records for some reason. Very strange. >>15621 That's spooky, although it doesn't sound like anything that would come from Anon.cafe's site itself. Having a browser's tabs switch without user input would be some combination of user error, a fault in your browser software, or some fault/malicious activity in your phone itself.

>>2342 I think I read that Bjorn Lynne has used a Kurzweil sampler in the past, but I'm not sure for what music specifically. You really can't go wrong with a Roland JV-1080, which was a synth that was all over the place from the mid '90s into the early 2000s. They can sound pretty corny, but sometimes that's just what you want. They're also capable of making really nice pad sounds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uus94l_wVP8 Here's a demo of a patch set some guy made that shows its more futuristic side: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIoYylo7nS4 They should still be pretty cheap too, although even digital vintage synthesizers aren't as cheap as they used to be.

pretty cool underground nu/alternative metal channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/stardmg/playlists

I hated emos and everything emo back then, but I love it now.

>>2429 I hated it then and still don't like it. That song's okay though. It has a pleasantly glammy feeling to it.

god games are one of the comfiest genres imo doshin the giant is a nice simple one. i also love the aesthetic of populous: the beginning. recently i've been playing some modded minecraft

>>6881 >i also love the aesthetic of populous: the beginning. That's a highly underrated game. I just played a level from Undiscovered Worlds not that long ago, and the game popped into my head again today. Apparently there are still people playing multiplayer, but I've never tried it.

>>6882 yeah there's a decent little community that plays regularly at popre.net they have a matchmaking application, and there's another singleplayer version they have somewhere on there with some little extra patches etc

>>6814 reject modernity, embrace minecraft tradition anon.

i don't have a new game to recommend but i just bought a gamecube and luigi's mansion this weekend and i'm stoked

Feds just ruled that they are going to continue to provide abortions on federal land in red states. How long until the state arrests a baby murderer or some whore who wandered off-base with a warrant for her arrest? They're also pushing to end the filibuster which is perhaps one of the stupidest things I've heard from them in a while. I guess they're hoping they can push the overton window before populist Republicans win in November. This either ends in fascism or civil war.

>>13636 >This either ends in fascism or civil war. Republicans are too pacifist to make things physical which basically means we're heading toward authoritarianism (im assuming thats what you meant by fascism)

>>13636 but this is a threads for memes, ive got a thread on Christian cultural revolution if you want to post it there or we can make one on Christian politics.

Clicked the wrong thread in the catalog. >>13638 No thanks.

>>258 what are those pants called? parachute pants?

>>311 those goth jncos? i think they were called trip pants

>>311 Bondage pants.

>>261 Same.

>>339 >overcoat >black t-shirt >combat boots That was my style alright.

>>4179 T. Coffee tastes like caca and is bad for your health. Only fags drink it.

>caffeine That stuff will kill you.

>>6160 It makes me alive

A rough black coffee with picrel when waking up. 1 or 2 cup. Tea in winter the rest of the day (Morrocan mint, earl grey) if needed. Herbal infusions in the evening (Mint, poppy, sage).

I like both but only drink either like once or twice a week. I like black and orange tea and I recently got some dark chocolate coffee that's pretty good.

>>2410 Nice work, I especially like #2 and #4 as they're the most authentic looking. #1 is a little too modern, #3 is nice but I'm not sure if it counts as metalheart. >we Who?

>>2410 I like the second one, and I normally don't like the metalheart look.

>>2411 thank you! i appreciate the feedback a lot. and yeah, we use the "metalheart" term but there's actually a shit-ton of various references we're working with so, yeah, probably goes further the borders of metalheart. as for the >who? , it's Mike Sunday, graphic designer and creative director from Toronto, CA. nice lad!

>>2410 While none of them are bad art, they don't really remind me of the original metalheart. The original metalheart usually has overtones of metalic colors, and undertones of one of the different colors of tempered steel. Blue, cyan, and purple are common. Pic 1 - looks to photogenic, doesn't have the CGI render look of the 00s Pic 2 - color scheme looks too retrowave and the palmtrees give it an organic feel, whereas metalart has a very synthetic, space, futurist look to it. Pic 3 - has a hand sketched look to it, not the high contrast CGI render look Pic 4 - looks the closest but looks washed out All of them seem to lack the grids, text, and every-other-line blinds effects. Hard edges are also lacking

>>2427 Super useful post. I've been looking fore something like this for a while.

>>388 He says سباق which means race as in competition.

>>389 Reminds me of this.

So what race are they referring too when the narrator says: "Has the river gone dry or has our race become sterile?" Paraphrasing a little here, but I think its supposed to be arabs since they mention arab youth later on. >>391 What is that?

>>392 Who mentions that? That wasn't in the video you posted, unless I missed it. Note that Islam denounces and opposes distinguishing or discriminating people by their race. Allah says in His Book: "O mankind! Lo! We have created you male and female, and have made you nations and tribes that ye may know one another. Lo! the noblest of you, in the sight of Allah, is the best in conduct. Lo! Allah is Knower, Aware." (49:13) Narrated Ibn 'Umar that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) gave a Khutbah to the people on the day of the conquest of Makkah, and he said: "O you people! Verily Allah has removed the slogans of Jahiliyyah from you, and its reverence of its forefathers. So, now there are two types of men: A man who is righteous, has Taqwa and honorable before Allah, and a wicked man, who is miserable and insignificant to Allah. People are children of Adam and Allah created Adam from the dust. Allah said: O you people! We have created you from a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that you may know one another. Verily, the most honorable of you with Allah is the one who has most Taqwa. Verily, Allah is All-Knowing, All-Aware (49:13)." (Tirmidhi 3270, Grade: Hassan) >What is that? Arabic 2nd person pronouns. Singular masculine, singular feminine, dual, plural masculine, plural feminine, in that order.

>>393 https://archive.org/details/Nasheed_with_English_translation_128 Another video from the same account.

>>13664 why dont people just read the greek and hebrew translations? We have entire Bibles that have been translated from the greek and hebrew texts that are practically 100% matches to things like Strong's Greek Concordance and that are completely free as PDF's online yet people choose to use other translations. i dont get it, do people just like the fancy words more? The Bible isnt a poetry book (minus Psalms) its meant to tell you things.

>>13667 Because there are different Greek and Hebrew manuscripts that have conflicting wording.

>>13664 The Thospel is based and redpilled. Those with hears shall hear.

>>13667 I do prefer to read the Septuagint

>>13675 >There should be a christian tv station where we show live footage of heathen idols and scriptures being slowly desecrated on camera. Christians saved up lots of Pagan and old European artifects and idols for study. It would be foolish to behave in such a way, and would probably just be seen as petty

>>13685 yeah what Anon suggested is pretty retarded. Im all for burning pride flags, thermite bombing baphomet statues and attacking abortion clinics because while not the most effective it does actually have some effect on the world. Burning pride flags forces gays back into the cave which minimizes the damage they can cause to society, defacing baphomet statues sends a message to satanists and alike to back down and destroying abortion clinics ends child murder but targeting other religious groups doesnt really do anything. Sure you're shutting up religious opposition but other than keeping Christianity the dominant religion (which is dying to atheism not Islam or Buddhism btw) it wont lead to much change. Not to mention most of those religions (with the exception of Reform/Liberal Jews) are basically on our side on most of the issues.

>>13688 You have problems >Burning pride flags forces gays back into the cave which minimizes the damage they can cause to society, They won't care >defacing baphomet statues sends a message to satanists and alike to back down They really won't care >and destroying abortion clinics ends child murder but targeting other religious groups doesnt really do anything. People would just get it in secret. Like in Russia > other than keeping Christianity the dominant religion (which is dying to atheism not Islam or Buddhism btw) How are you a mod here again?

>>13689 >They won't care they will care (and do everytime it happens) >They really won't care they will especially care (those statues are worth a couple grand) >People would just get it in secret. Like in Russia no they wont lol but even if they did its better than state sanctioned child murder >How are you a mod here again? i applied first

>>13690 also child murder is legal in Russia, aswell as the entire rest of the world minus Africa and the middle east

>>13398 my unrequieted lovee has drived me to hate the woman interest in and separating my self from some people of the church, i really want God to help me find the way out of this

>>13433 disregard hoes they consort with snakes.

>>13433 It happens. Just forget about her and move on

It was really awful abysmally last month. Literal high school idiots showed up in my life again to start as much trouble with me as possible. And they don't leave me the heck alone no matter what I do. They follow me around every single day. I had so many stuff to pay off it was crazy. Things are pretty bad and I don't see it getting much better. Maybe praying would help me out. I don't know

>>13645 Also, I haven't been in high school since well over a decade. These people from my high school have nothing going on in their lives

>>569 Funfact: the dialects of Switzerland have their own vocab and grammar, although if you already know Hochdeutsch, you can pick up Swiss german quite easily. The Swiss dialects are part of the same "dialect continuum" (Alemmanic) as the German spoken in Baden-Württemberg, Alsace, Lichtenstein, and the eastern part of Austria. Also, the Alemmanic German has its own wikipedia https://als.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Houptsyte The german swiss subreddit (reddit.comr/Schwiiz) is entirely in swiss German There is a "zürich dialect" grammar books in this folder. https://mega.nz/folder/x4VG3DRL#lqecF4q2ywojGLE0O8cu4A/folder/ItEgnZKb

>>564 wrong and retarded take by either an idiot or a butthurt bavarian/austrian. No, northern german and southern german dialects aren't even close to being unintelligible to each other. Only a few people in the south believe that because I guess they specifically are too retarded to understand northern german dialects somehow and think it works the other way around

>>643 >Austrians aren't Germans Why didn't anyone tell them that when they joined the German Confederation?

Translate pl0x.

>>643 Austrians are like the kids who hate their parents and deny them despite using their name and being practically a genetic clone. Sad!

One of my favourite bands in general are The Dubliners (Irish Catholic) Other than that I listen to chant playlists on Spotify, some Mumford and Sons (Anglicans I think) and Johnny Cash https://youtu.be/AoCagUKAhik

imagine if Eminem made a song similar to Stan but it was about what God must feel watching His greatest creation torture and kill itself to death

>>11175 Phones and computers don't have souls. they are just temptations. which means they are from satan. no one should post images on the internet or engage with it in any way. goodbye bros.

>>11175 There is a woman living inside you right now.

Bump for Christ-chan.

>>11080 Women have souls, but they shouldn't usurp the man's authority neither in marriage nor in the churches. That said, the man has no right to ask of his wife anything that goes against God's will and there's much more to this that would show wives aren't being wronged in any way, but I don't really feel like typing it all out and getting scripture references and everything. I don't think there are many married people on imageboards anyway

>>13610 well we cant prove anything definitively ofc because we dont have access to the resources needed to do such a thing but from what research i have done i can say quite confidently that satan worship was widespread in ancient times especially during the times of Babel. in fact i have an entire thread dedicated to it errors and all: https://anon.cafe/christian/res/7790.html tl;dr tho (atleast from what i have gathered and hypothesized) is that all the other demons died either during or before the flood and satan was the only one left (probably due to his supernatural ability which the other demons didnt have, as evidenced by various verses in the Bible). After the flood satan yet again tried convincing humanity to follow him, he somewhat succeeded and began convincing some people to worship him. Satan wanting to take over the world and corrupt the beings within it likely tried to bring the demons back, my guess is that he experimented by having demons posses animals (like goats etc) and having them fornicate with human women, experimenting along the way. goddesses like Ishtar and god's like tammuz would become deified personifications of these "rituals" which were later replicated via ritual prostitution and beastiality (depending on the culture) Interesting enough tammuz is supposedly related to enki which to my understanding is basically the devil who had a kingdom on earth at Babel. Over time alot of the traditions got spread out, re-interpreted etc. From there things kinda become a dead end atleast for me since i largely lost interest but an interesting place to pick up from would be greek and asian mythology since the greeks had prometheus who seems to mimick satan and many of the asians (particularly the chinese) seem to reference things like creation and God in elements of their old language and religion.

I feel that the LORD tried to reveal Himself and offer His friendship to several peoples, who began migrating from Mesopotamia, from Africa, from Europe, Canaan and the Altay. As those people tended to accept the LORD's majesty (i.e. developing a monolatristic fervour), the Spirit of the LORD drove them to the Levant, fleeing from idolatrous, polytheistic members of their native communities. When the revelation is concretised in the Levant, through the work of the Patriarchs, Hell began to target the people of the LORD by seducing their neighbours into idolatry and other abominations. When you read about Philistine or Moabite religions, for example, it becomes quite obvious that their gods were, really, demonic agents, bent on destroying the People of the LORD.

I also don't suppose you know any good books on ancient satanism?

>>13614 this is all just theory btw, so if youre wise you wont take it all too seriously

>>11435 The pic I shared in OP is the Psalter that I own; it uses the Coverdale translation as well, slightly augmented to fit the Psalter structure that the Orthodox Church uses. They are sorted into "Kathismata," which consist of generally 3 psalms, with interspersed Orthodox prayers, followed by more Psalms. The monastic rule of praying the Psalms is organized that they would pray the entirety of the Psalms in one week normally, and they would pray the whole Psalter twice a week during Great Lent. I, being a layman and also bogged down by sins of laziness and apathy, obviously do not keep this rule. Generally I'll just read some prayers, recite 3-8 Psalms, and close in prayer.

>>11689 It's a true delight to read, isn't it? It may be the most beautiful writing ever put to the English tongue. I feel sorry for any ESL-kun who can't appreciate it. If you follow the BCP properly, you are supposed to get through the entire psalter every month but there are certain psalms that are read more frequently. Here's a comparison of Psalm 51. 50 for you >Coverdale/Great Bible/BCP Have mercy upon me, O God, after thy great goodness : according to the multitude of thy mercies do away mine offences. Wash me throughly from my wickedness : and cleanse me from my sin. For I acknowledge my faults : and my sin is ever before me. Against thee only have I sinned, and done this evil in thy sight : that thou mightest be justified in thy saying, and clear when thou art judged. Behold, I was shapen in wickedness : and in sin hath my mother conceived me. But lo, thou requirest truth in the inward parts: and shalt make me to understand wisdom secretly. Thou shalt purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean : thou shalt wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow. Thou shalt make me hear of joy and gladness : that the bones which thou hast broken may rejoice. Turn thy face from my sins : and put out all my misdeeds. Make me a clean heart, O God : and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from thy presence : and take not thy holy Spirit from me. O give me the comfort of thy help again : and stablish me with thy free Spirit.

>>11364 No it makes me feel jewish

>>12509 aloha akbar shalom my brudder

The psalter is good reason to learn classical Hebrew. The perfection of the hymns becomes evident syllable by syllable. Surely, the Hebrew language does NOT belong to the Talmudic 'Israelites' of today any more than it belongs to the followers of the Messiah.

https://larscatrate.blogspot.com/2010/04/paul-aka-saul-of-tarsus-pharisee-false.html Going into all of it would take forever, so I'll post this and let you do your own research. >>12582 This anon was right, I was taking the verse out of context because I thought it was a full on confession that he was lying. So that was pretty bad on my end. However there is still evidence that shows Paul isn't to be trusted like his contradictory conversion's and 2 Corinthians 12:16 saying he caught someone with Guile.

>>12861 >Paul was a fraud fascinating.

If anyone does think Paul changed Christianity, that's true he had an impact on it. Unlike all of Jesus' disciples Paul was a well-read religious leader, he knew the scriptures and in many ways understood Jesus better from that perspective and he constantly uses the scriptures to point out what he is talking about. We have nothing to indicate Paul was rejected by the Jerusalem Church, according to Luke he was embraced. God really didn't allow any indication to survive that the 12 Apostles rejected him? They didn't. And even in Paul's letters he commends people for comparing what he writes against the scriptures that would be including the Gospel of Matthew already. I'm not sure I agree with Church revelation and evolution past the death of John the Apostle but we know the Church did evolve in a major way at least once at the Jerusalem council 50 AD and this was officially done by Peter and James and the other elders, not Paul. Paul was a grunt at that point and just brought the council's decision to Antioch. https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Acts%2015&version=KJVs. Later he became the Apostle of the gentile. On Paul people say faith salvation came from him. Despite the fact Jesus constantly says things like whoever believes on him will have everlasting life and the work he wants you to do is believe in him. Also the Holy Spirit can come BEFORE or after or during water baptism, why I keep hearing water baptism is automatically associated with receiving the Spirit I do not know. Have they ever read Acts 10:47 in their life? Water Baptism was a ritual for non-Jews who wanted to be Jews, because gentiles were considered unclean, Peter and James didn't even want to eat with Gentiles. John the Baptist came and said no even you Jews better start washing up too. I can't think of anything Paul said that isn't true, Paul was against people identifying themselves by their preachers, like him and Apollos. He said you are all from Christ not from Paul. People will say, but James had different theology and Paul changed it. The two earliest surviving Church letters, James' letter to the Jews 44AD and Paul's letter to the Galatians 49AD it's no secret they had different theology, they may even contradict each other. But neither of them are Jesus if that's the whole argument and in the end everyone agreed in 50 AD of a more faith based interpretation and clearly Peter agreed gentiles didn't need circumcision and frankly I believe Peter was saying gentiles didn't need any of the law of Moses. Which people also accuse Paul of inventing that he wanted to get rid of the law and Jesus was all about the law. Part of the reason there's a difference in Paul and James is simply because of the way Paul got saved and we see that throughout the church today always. Paul was saved not of works AT ALL, he was met by Jesus and then a few days later believed. So of course his perspective is going to be a lot of talking about faith and grace because what great grace he was given. Part of the problem is what "the law" is and what that meant for a 1st century Jew and what people mean when they say that. There's no doubt Jesus promotes salvation by faith and he encourages doing good deeds, being sinless. Jesus forgives people's sins and heals people based on their faith multiple times and this was before the Holy Spirit was even coming onto them. Now Jesus promotes the law and the Pharisees teaching of it. He does also say the law would pass away when all is fulfilled which was done at the cross. But even otherwise, when Paul talks about living under the law he literally means being a Pharisee, returning to Judaism is to be under the law. Someone who is trying to get saved by the law when Paul proves it has always been since Abraham about faith first. The law has always condemned people to Sheol because no one is perfect under the law. Jesus allows us to escape that judgement. That doesn't mean we can go and do evil and break laws. Paul says, "Is the law sin? God forbid." But going back to the law and sacrificing goats for the remission of sins is a rejection of the cleansing of sins by Jesus' blood. The new covenant which Jesus began which God said he'd give to his people.

>>12868 And a side note "well it's all about what Jesus said." Jesus gave authority to his Disciples and told Peter to feed his sheep and then of course the touchy verses about the rock of the church and keys of Heaven and all that. He told his disciples to go out and preach the Kingdom of God, yes we should compare what they say against what Jesus says. Jesus clearly trusted his Disciples, trusted them enough that he had them write what he said and preach what he said, Jesus was on Earth for 3 years and wrote nothing of himself. He trusted his Kingdom. He said he would use his Disciples, he says that John would tarry not doing much at all. Why? Because he knew he had use for him 60 years later to write Revelation.

Daily reminder that YHWH is an evil being that wants to eat your soul.

>>13533 dumb frog poster also you wont be freaking out about eternity in the afterlife (unless you go to hell) so why be a bitch about it now?

>>13562 i dont want to bitch about it, i just cant calm myself down about it >>13548 it never ends not that ending would be any better

How does the Hilbert Hotel make you feel? https://youtube.com/watch?v=OxGsU8oIWjY

>>13562 >Unless you go to hell There is no afterlife if you go to hell, only a waiting period until you get obliterated from existence.

>>13602 Why don't you believe what the bible says?

>>13529 i kinda went on an autistic rant here. anyways, whether they genetically recreate our "ancestors" or not the law of conservation will forever be a thorn in their side since autistic ramblings aside its still not physically possible that a ape could turn into a human no matter how many billions of years you add to the timeline and even if you said that apes didnt turn into humans they just gradually took the shape of us it still wouldnt make any sense. Even taking mutations into account (which are almost always net negatives) the only viable way for a mutation to become a dominant gene would be for two people with the exact same mutation to breed, otherwise it just decreases in prevalence with every generation.. The only possible way you could create an ape out of a human or vice versa is if you used modern science to genetically butcher the human (or ape) body into taking the form of the ape (or human) body and even then that would require careful and well thought out design and the likelihood of that happening in nature would be slim to non especially considering the vast nuanced differences between the two. And really aside from our mental capabilities humans are largely inferior to apes. Our arms are less versatile and less strong and are smaller in length, our teeth arent as sharp which makes eating foods like meat more of a challenge, our fingers arent as long which makes it harder for us to grab and hold onto things, etc etc etc. The only real "evolutionary" advantage humans would have gained over apes was our increased brain power which makes the likelihood of this evolution even less likely since the logic of evolution relies upon the idea of natural selection which implies that the traits chosen would all be positive. If that were the case then we would basically just be monkeys with smarter brains. In other words the only way for humans to exist is if the entire universe just conveniently managed to trip over itself and cause a huge clusterfuck multiple times over the course of a couple billion years which at that point sounds more like an excuse to just not believe in God than proof of evolution. and thats without getting into the fact that if humans evolved from apes THEN WHY THE FUCK DO APES STILL EXIST? tl;dr evolution is stupid and makes no sense.

>>13534 and just to put into perspective how radical of a change it would be to go from an ape to a human, heres a picture of a human and a chimpanzee

>>13529 >>13534 .this is supposedly cron-magnon an early human. Idk about you guys but it looks identical to modern humans to me. Pretty much. They mixed assaulted and raped with Neanderthals whom had raly pretty eyes and light face features and that's where modern humans come from

>>13537 or its just a human skull that scientists dug up/recreated and gave a funny name

if humans came from apes then that means we should share the same base DNA just like how all the breeds of dogs share the same base dna with wolves (im sure "base dna" isnt the right term but whatever). if thats so then scientists should be able to take away all the "human traits" (eye color, hair, height, skull shape etc) and whats left should be the exact same as an ape. am i correct?

>>2254 Imagine the cost of the computer they're using. It feels strange to see 3D CGI when the average computer from that time barely had 2D and mainly used text mode for everything.

https://wikiless.sethforprivacy.com/wiki/Interactive_Systems_Corporation https://wikiless.sethforprivacy.com/wiki/A/UX https://wikiless.sethforprivacy.com/wiki/UnixWare

I was searching for a clear trackball mouse and found a good thread. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/pre-and-post-imac-g3-uses-of-translucent-plastics.2308014/

>Alpha Architecture, lecture by Richard L. Sites and Dirk Meyer https://invidious.namazso.eu/watch?v=klg1FtHADso Excellent lecture. Makes a lot of correct predictions of the future and explains some good goddamn design.

>>10907 Tell OP.

>>10891 >>10892 >>10915 >Both "the Latins" and "the Franks" are accurate. That appears to be the "through the Son" position taken by Aquinas. However, the priest I spoke with said Aquinas is wrong. Frankly, the priest was very dismissive of the Angelic Doctor, rejecting Thomas' use of "philosophy." However, he did say the understanding of Council of Florence is "as close as any human can get" to understanding the Trinity. So I guess that's that. When I asked the priest after mass to explain it to me, he immediately rolled his eyes. He didn't really seem interested in talking or explaining the discrepancy between Aquinas and Florence. It was a pretty bad experience tbh. I mean, as representative of the Church, an ordain priest, I kinda feel like he should not be so quick to dismiss a question about what Catholic doctrine is. I guess as my next step I'll start reading the minutes of Florence to see the discussion there.

>>11117 Is it dissatisfactory to you for an answer to be that the Nicene Creed, Apostle's Creed, and Athanasian Creed confess the same truth even though subsequent theological elaborations disagreed? The Athanasian Creed was in use in the West even prior to the addition of the filioque to the Nicene, in fact, the addition of the filioque in light of it seems redundant. The Eastern Orthodox Fourth Council of Constantinople banned edits to the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed of 381, but permitted the usage of local creeds, thus the confession of the Athanasian Creed would not be anathemized and being that it was only ever in Latin, is free from accusations of tampering. And of course, Vatican II dropped it from regular liturgical use like so many other ancient traditions of the church.

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>>448 >Sometimes there are two grammatically diffrent sentences that mean the same thing. I am not avare of those, can you give me some examples?

>>463 Zlý psi, zlé psy. Is one of the few and let's not forget that rules mostly around i/y are so complex that sometimes you've got to break them.

you keep telling that yourself just like polacks and czechs

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What's the difference between it and Czech? What difference is there between Slovaks and Czechs generally?

Snek in the nut house.

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>>6886 THANK YOU OTTER FRENS

>>6886 I wasn't able to come due to being too late and I had to go to work early.

>>6886 otters are /comfy/

>>13521 >what's wrong with a homosexual pervert kissing muslim men's feet

>>13546 are you sure it's muslim? Either way Jesus says to love your enemies and your neighbor.

>>13573 "Love" doesn't mean sexualize, pervert

>>13594 You're a retard.

>>13615 >I have no argument and i must post.

>>3454 If the new orange gk /monarchy/ kit is okay.

It's not gay. That's mostly the reason. But it is not perfect. The Old Testament of the King James is nothing special but the New Testament is because most translations no longer use the New Testament manuscripts that the KJV did. So it stands out. Also late middle English is a richer language. For example "thee" is a singular version of you and "ye" is a plural version of you. Some other stuff. But it's easy also to misunderstand late middle English for us. Some people might say the manuscript versions don't matter, which is kind of true, though clearly the angel in Revelation seems to think it matters whether or not anything is changed in the books. The King James was based on earlier works as well, the English Bible took a while to fully form. But we live in a KJV protestant Bible world. Doesn't matter what you believe if you buy just about any version of the Bible it'll have the protestant canon and in many ways try to harken back to what the English world is familiar with the KJV. It's a very good translation usually when you come across translation issues and get to the bottom of them you find the KJV got it right where many other translations failed.

KJV accomplished the feat of being "the most direct" translation because King James was autistic about the discrepancies between the English, German, and Latin versions of the bible, and NKJV managed to take that and put it into terms that anybody can understand without a strong theological background and without diluting the substance more than is absolutely necessary. They aren't the best but they are better than anything that was released before and most translations made since.

Cultural tradition. If we're talking about archaic translations, the 1599 Geneva is pretty much objectively superior.

>>13508 proofs?

>>13508 You got any examples to share with the class or are you just being contrarian?

>>13410 Roman Judea is in the Northern Hemisphere. Also "showing your mom something" is different from "asking your mom to meet your boss." Low rates of marriage out of love would be offset by a society having arranged marriages as was the case in ancient Judea. A third of men passing on their genes could be due to higher rates of infant and general mortality and probably moreso than marriage. In addition the Bible documents a lot of barren women that could only gave birth because God performed a miracle. If you were married and your wife couldn't give birth or did give birth but your children died your family line would die out regardless. However people did age faster in the past due to hard living so that is a good justification.

>>13413 Or to put it more clearly, even if they were literally in their 20s, they were would have physically and mentally been more like a modern person in their 30s.

>>13413 Sugar buns, I love you, but please provide correct counter-examples, without relying on a view of a modern layman, or I'll green text my future responses too. >Polar bears are inhabitants of Northern hemisphere just like cougars are >Not showing your one and only mum your new boss for life >arranged marriages could save you from getting cheated on by a woman >considering how mundane the village life was you to would not ever have called your mum and your neighbor to show them the equivalent of a modern day alien from the sky >everyone suddenly becomes mature and smart when reaching certain threshold >not thinking about procreation when looking at matured 13yo Southern women >not thinking about kindergarten when looking at 17yo Northern women >Modern men become bald by 20 because life is not stressful at all >there were no children at heart before this and this only very decadent age >there are no and never were men and women abstaining from society >there are no autistics, no mentals, no introverts at all! never have been before! everyone lives in a society! I can name each and every neighbor in my 30+ story building! I understand that this concept is foreign(pun intended) in a modern world, but people used to be very skeptical about foreigners for thousands of years before. You have had to literally earn their trust. Just like Jesus did you know: reviving a guy, healing a bunch, that stuff. If you're used to this in your daily life that means you're working in medical department, but you know well that medical guys are getting compensated quite generously for their mundane work. My rant ends here.

>>13489 None of these points even matter since I ended up agreeing with you on the main point so you are just looking for a dispute in a closed thread.

>>13489 >arranged marriages could save you from getting cheated on by a woman Do you know what Levitical law prescribed for this or are you just another cafeteria Christian

>>13401 >Romans 13 commies shot first, unprovoked.

>>13407 edgy

>>13416 >>13407 wouldn't be the first time

>>13468 based pic