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Friendly reminder that you're not required to publicly take sides in any geopolitical conflict you don't understand.

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Lifting

English added by me :)

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We need gay perverts in art. Seriously. All the pervert filmmakers working right now are straight man perverts and that is just not okay.

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he wore his cloggin' shoes

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Succession, S1E1: "Celebration"

Severance, S2E2: "Goodbye, Mrs. Selvig"

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any chance you might draw our good friend gerri for the masses? 👉👈

Hello!! I’m sure I will again in the future but not in a while I’m afraid🤧 maybe after the summer I will have time but! In thr meanwhile here’s some doodles and drawings of her I don’t think I’ve posted before here? Hope it suffices🧎

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kieran culkin behind the scenes of a real pain (2024)

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✨faith q&a✨ 1. what denomination are you? i'm a reformed christian who attends an evangelical presbyterian church. outside of reformed churches i am also comfortable worshipping in reverent evangelical churches, lutheran churches, anglican churches, and mar thoma churches.

2. do you consider yourself to be more religious or spiritual? i don't make this distinction. christianity is an organized religion, which places it outside of what most people mean when they talk about being "spiritual but not religious."

3. have you been baptized? if you have been, when? if not, do you plan to be? i was baptized by affusion on april 18th 1992, which was the first easter vigil after my birth. unlike many people who affirm infant baptism, i'm not wholly against later repeat immersions of adult believers provided they're understood to be reminders of their one and only baptism and not as re-baptisms (which cannot happen).

4. did you grow up in a christian family? the family faith background is french catholic⚜️, anglican✝️, scots-irish presbyterian🟧, and tamil hindu🕉️.

5. do you attend church? if so, do you prefer traditional or contemporary services? i attend every sunday barring illness. for most of my life i would have said traditional. i like a solemn liturgy, a choir chanting hymns, the lord's table in place of the high altar, clergy to be vested distinctly from the laity, and i also like the use of incense and candles for holy days. however, i currently attend contemporary evangelical services. traditional services can become wooden, rote, and something that's done out of obligation. attention can waver. emphasis can be misplaced on the liturgy, and a kind of works-righteousness and superstitious thinking can occur. the problem with contemporary worship on the other hand, is that it can become individualistic with emphasis on entertainment. the "four rock songs and a ted talk" churches can be theologically and pastorally shallow-- where the congregants aren't being nourished in the faith, but in the pastor's own secular biases. a lord's day service should contain: praise and thanksgiving, repentance, god's word faithfully preached, and the sacraments (or ordinances) of the lord's supper and baptism regularly observed. as long as those elements are in place, traditional and contemporary distinctions are irrelevant.

6. what holidays and/or festivals do you celebrate/observe? principally: st. thomas the apostle, christmas, st. stephen's day, st. john the evangelist's day, the holy innocents' day, circumcision of christ, epiphany, the conversion of st. paul, the purification of st. mary the virgin, st. matthias's day, the annunciation of the virgin mary, good friday, easter, st. mark's day, ss. philip and james, ascension, whitsunday, st. barnabas the apostle, trinity sunday, st. john the baptist, st. peter's day, st. mary magdalene, st. james the apostle, st. bartholomew, st. matthew, st. michael and all angels, st. luke the evangelist, the apostles simon and jude, all saints day, st. andrew's day

also because of family tradition or past denomination practice (but observed on a very secondary basis): ember days, rogation days, o antiphon vespers, becketmas, st. chad, st. george, st. patrick, st. valentine, st. nicholas of smyrna, st. lucy, lammas day, all souls day, st. winifred, st. martin, stir-up sunday

7. do you participate in lent and/or holy week? yes, both. i observe the 'gesima count down and preparation. on ash wednesday i spend the day fasting and repenting. i always give something up at lent and practice daily devotions and contemplation. i have holy week devotionals, and do practice the stations of the cross. when possible to attend, i find tenebrae service on holy thursday very meaningful.

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Succession (Season 1, Episode 7)

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✝️🕊 Christian Asks Game! 🕊✝️

What denomination are you?

Do you consider yourself to be more religious or spiritual?

Have you been baptized? If you have been, when? If not, do you plan to be?

Did you grow up in a Christian family?

Do you attend church? If so, do you prefer traditional or contemporary services?

What holidays and/or festivals do you celebrate/observe?

Do you participate in Lent and/or Holy Week?

What is your favorite Bible story?

Who is your favorite biblical character? If it's Jesus, who's your second favorite?

Is there a certain miracle that Jesus preformed that's really spoken to you? If so, which one and why?

Do you have a favorite angel? If so, who?

Who is your favorite disciple?

Are you more of a Martha or a Mary?

What is something that's brought you closer to God?

What is something that has made you question your faith?

What is one of your favorite things that God has created?

What is your favorite Bible verse?

Is there anything that you struggle with because of your faith?

Do you have a favorite Christian song, either traditional or contemporary?

Is there a Christian music artist that you like to listen to? If so, who?

What is your favorite liturgical time of year?

How has your relationship with God, Jesus, and/or the Holy Spirit changed over time?

Do you take communion? If so, do you prefer bread or wafers?

Do you have any set prayers that you pray daily or regularly? If so, what are they?

If you could ask Mother Mary one thing, what would it be?

Which disciple would you want to spend the day with and why?

What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Christmas?

Have you ever been on a mission trip? If so, how did it go? If not, do you plan to?

Do you have a favorite place or spot that you like to sit or relax in while spending time with God? If so, describe it!

How do you prefer to pray?

What do you think you'll do when you first meet Jesus one day?

Can also be a 31 Day of Christianity thing if you'd prefer to just answer them on your blog! Have fun, and God bless! 😁🕊🩷

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frontispiece to the gospel of john from a coptic codex written in arabic during the mamluk period.

“the gospel of the great saint john, son of zebedee, who completed this gospel. may his blessings be upon everyone.”

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Pig Latin

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No matter how you feel about my posts it is ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL that you all know. I hauve a very beautiful penis