Anyone with a brain has been avoiding these disney “remakes” like the plague. Cash grab nostalgia bait with no soul. The story changes they make, without fail, make it worse, sometimes even undermining the themes of the original. And surrounding it all is a complete disregard and disrespect for 2D animation as an art form. Not to mention its other purpose as a vehicle for the DEI agenda and others (I hear this one has some not-so-subtle communist messaging).
If you need to watch Snow White, pirate the original. Don’t give Disney any money.
There needs to be a different kind of treatment for that mental illness. A psychological treatment that trains them to be comfortable in their own bodies. A good standard needs to be set that can be rolled out to the affected civilians.
The UK flag is not mirror-symmetric, though it might look that way at first. The red diagonal strips are offset from the diagonal, clockwise or counterclockwise depending on what side of the flag we’re looking at relative to the flagpole.
Declassified info acts like a wedge. There is no neutral stance. People who see it either accept it and change sides or, like you said, dig deeper into their denial. The more info is released, the more deniers are forced to wake up, until probably 4-6% remain.
The public feelz are very important here actually. Once people understand the severity of what’s been happening, they’ll be more supportive of all the other “extreme” measures Trump and co are taking to tear the criminal system down.
ChatGPT is extremely prone to errors when it comes to this sort of thing (see “”strawberry” has two R’s” situation). The AI only knows how to look at whole words- which is why you see thematic consistency with the tweet.
Notice how all of these results draw from completely different pools of letters.
Use an actual anagram generator and type the letters in yourself, this is meaningless.
4481 being connected to any religion or church is your invention.
With 290, there could be any sort of symbolic connection and it doesn’t literally have to mean “christians worship thor”, you jumped to that conclusion yourself.
I’m not “terrified of thinking for myself”. I’ve assessed your claims and evidence and answers to my questions and found them all lacking, and that your version of events makes less sense than the one I already know. Your “god” is either weak, bad at his job, or both.
From all that you’ve said here, it’s clear that you are not a christian, but someone who superficially claims to know Jesus while throwing out everything he taught and gave to us. Stop lying and claiming to be one. I’m done with this thread. Will be praying for you.
Then why send Jesus at all? If Jesus came to save us, what’s even the point if that wasn’t going to last, if that hope didn’t extend more than a few dozen years into the future?
“the catholic church and its offshoots” are literally all of christianity, even whatever “nondenominational” means, at least until the message is distorted enough to not be recognizable (you are here).
You really think your interpretation of the art on one coin and your interpretation of a few vague Q statements (not a prophet, remember) is enough to go against millennia of holy writing, signs and miracles, and all forms of tradition? That’s a big gamble.
I read the “gospel of Thomas”. It’s garbage, and has been discredited since the beginning.
No one should be surprised that there were some people a long time ago saying “the church is wrong, I have the real answers here in this text I wrote found”. Such a thing would happen regardless of who is correct. You can’t prove the church has been corrupt all the way back to first generations of christians using the mere existence of heretics as evidence.
The question remains: Why would God allow “true christianity” to die out so quickly?
As a human being, my body is an intrinsic part of who and what I am. I believe our lives depend on our bodies. Death is the separation of body and soul. When God promises eternal life, the body is going to be a part of that.
It also helps when trying to use the site’s search feature.