That’s why you make children. So you have an excuse to desguise yourself!

There’s no critical success for ability tests in DnD either.

As a very liberal and active European Protestant, I would add that, unfortunately, American evangelicalism exerts a strong influence on European Protestantism. The Lutheran Church of Latvia, for example, decided a few years ago to stop ordaining women pastors. In my (French) church, new pastors are on average more conservative than their predecessors (but the remaining liberal pastors are even more so than their predecessors). Evangelicals have the resources and use them extensively; they are winning the cultural battle, unfortunately. Protestant churches are still resisting, but we will have to learn to make ourselves heard if we don’t want sectarianism to set us back a century or two.

Me too!

No, but he explained that the problem would have been easier to solve on Linux.

Not sure it would have been for a normal computer user though; I for one know how to SSH on my homeserver, but I don’t know how to do that on my desktop Linux.

A few of then don’t hold (the second one for example), but most are contradictions. And I didn’t see on this chart some contradictions I know.

It’s a book written by hundreds of different author in a 600 years span (and collecting far older traditions) in three different languages. It’s surprising there are not more contradictions.

I’d say it’s a universal tendency. But education can fight this tendency.

It’s a French fork of GGNOME?

Ex-teacher here: It would depends on which student it is. If in doubt, I’d consider it genuine.

Done :-)

Thanks for the advice! Here’s the archive then: https://archive.ph/sDvch.

Strange, it’s not paywalled for me. Does this community allows to paste whole articles?

One attendee told me they heard about it through word of mouth, which makes sense.

Me!

no one knows
where the light comes from . . .
show me that butthole

But in reality, there can’t be two perfectly good options. Without evil at all, there’s always only one option. And God doesn’t give options, he gives freedom. In that allegory he gives a fork and money to buy lunch. Humanity chose instead to buy rope and use the fork to kill the neighbour’s child… God can’t be accused for that.

Imagine you have two meals before you, a pizza and a burger. You’re free to want either of them, you’re free to say what’s your preference is, but I physically restrain you and force you to eat the pizza whether you prefer it or not. Would you consider yourself free?