I work it in reverse chronological order. We know that Jesus was born about 2000 years ago, because we're still counting the years since that event.
Jesus was crucified and resurrected. That's a supernatural event. There's no way the Roman military failed in killing a man in their custody. The event was so profound that it turned Jesus' disciples from cowardice to bold martyrs. Jesus' worldly adversaries had every reason to disprove the resurrection, but they could not. All it would have taken was to show the dead body. And upon burial, his dead body was guarded by Roman soldiers, who would have been executed themselves if they left their post. For me, all of these things confirm the resurrection.
If Jesus was able to resurrect himself from death, he was God incarnate, and that validates the Old Testament of the Bible.
If God supernaturally created man, I have no reason to doubt his explanation for supernaturally creating the Earth and the universe in creation week.
This theme is also in the Old Testament.
The Hebrews kept asking to leave Egypt, but they did not leave until they had permission from Pharaoh.
David did not kill King Saul, even when given the chance.
Daniel was abducted from his homeland and went to serve the kings of Babylon.
It makes me wonder if God approved of the American revolution or not. Perhaps America doesn't make it to the end times, and that is why there is no description of any nation that could be the America we know in Revelation.
This is unresolved for sure.
If the stars are that far away, how can we see their light? Does their light travel faster than the speed of light?
Did God place us in a universe already in motion? If so, how do we explain supernovas? Did the original star really ever exist?
There's a lot of unanswered questions here. I hope we get the answers some day.
God is REAL
The Bible is true
Adam & Eve were the first humans
Noah's flood happened
Jesus died on a cross and was resurrected 3 days later
The Earth is about 6,000 years old.
There isn't enough time for "evolution" to have produced the diversity of life that we see today.
"Science" is the religion of the left, and it's all built in lies.
Good job getting out of Chase.
Credit unions are mostly good, IMO.
I like that the members are also the owners. Banks have owners, and those owners want profits from the bank, and those profits come from the bank's customers by charging higher interest on loans, higher fees, and paying lower interest on deposits.
In a credit union, there isn't really a profit motive. Where would the profits go? Back to the owners, who are also the members. For this reason, credit unions can usually have lower interest on loans, lower fees, and higher interest on deposits. But each one is a little different, so do your due diligence.
If you want a large geographic footprint, look for credit unions that participate in CO-OP network ATMs and shared branches. When traveling you can usually find a free ATM or free branch nearby. https://co-opcreditunions.org/locator/
Oh, also check your expectations. Chase has top people working on their mobile app, their website, their call center, and so on. A credit union is going to have less resources for things like that. So sometimes it helps to have a little patience.
What's really in Antarctica?
Is it really just ice, snow, and penguins?
Why do "elites" go there if it's just a frozen wasteland?
Why did the head of the Russian Orthodox Church go there? And why did he meet with Roman Catholic Pope Francis on his way there?
I do not know the answers to any of these questions. But I would like to.
Zero self awareness