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Bikers Surprise 105-Year-Old Woman with Motorcycle Procession for Her Birthday: ‘She’s Such a Baddie’

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Is marriage between a Muslim woman and a Catholic man possible?

Hello, So i'm a Catholic man and I made my confirmation, my girlfriend personally follows a strict practice of the Muslim faith, even though she has not yet recited the Shahada. We both live in France, and we have been thinking seriously about getting married as soon as possible…

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Why did Lot offer his daughters to the men?

I mean what kinda Dad does that - hey fellas, leave these 2 “malachs” alone. You can instead gangrape my 2 daughters. Would you do that? Would any human do that? Or perhaps was he trying to prevent something bigger coz Lot is in the know. The men mating with the celestial visito…

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Is it normal to want a sexless marriage with romance, cuddles, and adoption as a Christian man?

I am a virgin guy and a Christian, and I want to get married one day—but completely without sex. The entire thought of sex honestly disgusts and bores me. I just don't see the point of it, and I find anatomy like the vagina completely unappealing. However, I still want a romanti…

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In what ways does each major religion diverge in ethics?

It's very clear that in a lot of ways, religious ethics from different traditions overlap with each other, but in what significant ways do the major world religions differ on that regard?

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Sodom and Gomorrah is quite not clear to me. I've always wondered about it.

Who proved that Lot's wife actually looked back? The text says she looked back and became a pillar of salt (Genesis 19:26), but who witnessed it? Lot and his daughters were fleeing for their lives. Did they see her turn around? Did God later reveal what happened? Was the narrato…

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Here's something that has always confounded me, what is the deal with circumcision?

Why did God want it, what significance does it have, and does God still want it? It has always just seemed to be a weird thing to me.

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Geopolitics Group

Who don’t want to discuss America’s role in the world? I’m thinking about putting together a small group where we get together once a month over drinks after reading a few curated articles on foreign policy and discussing the debates of US foreign policy. Is this something peopl…

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Bachelors in poli sci now what

I got a bachelors in poli Sci in 2024, thought I wanted to go to law school but after working as a paralegal for 2 years i decided it wasn’t for me. I’m looking to my masters now but i honestly have no clue in what. What masters did you get and what job did it lead to? Thank you!

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Can Buddhists practice Witchcraft like Pagans?

I been recently getting on Buddhism lately and Iove the architecture and the feeling of the Buddhist Thoughts which feel like a big hug on my soul. But here’s the problem. Buddhist are Atheists and I am a Practicing Witch with Nature-Centric beliefs and many Gods. I feel like th…

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According to Romans 3, is the only thing required for salvation belief that Jesus died for our sins?

sup 21 /sup But now the righteousness of God without the law is manifested, being witnessed by the law and the prophets; sup 22 /sup Even the righteousness of God which is by faith of Jesus Christ unto all and upon all them that believe: for there is no difference: sup 23 /sup F…

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Is God more "human" than we think? (Reflecting on emotions)

Hope everyone is great! Just throwing a head-scratcher to get your thoughts. I mean no disrespect, just thinking out loud. The Bible says God knows everything (1 John 3:20). Logically, if God knows all and has absolute control, you’d expect him to be totally detached. Yet, from…

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Veneration of St Micheal?

So I'm wanting to know a couple of things for St Micheal. Ive felt compelled to "work" with him and I want to know what I'd need for his altar for veneration. I know that some use candles, prayer, and wear necklaces but I'd like to know anything else I can do to make said alatar…

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If God knows before creating someone that they will freely reject Him and suffer eternally, why is creating them more loving than simply not creating them at all? If nonexistence involves no suffering, wouldn’t that be the kinder option?

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Death of the Canaanites

The caanaites, why killed so violently rather than less so? assuming they need to be killed, which I would assume because they were killed. (Baby’s, children, and non human animals) If they would have continued the culture, then why not simply move them away from that culture an…