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What does "propitiation" mean, and how does it apply to every individual in the whole world?

I've never heard of this song before and have no opinon. Except that since you misrepresented the lyrics, your opinion is disregarded.

I don't think we were as much fun once we knew he was a troll.

I've said the same thing since around 2000 when I first started seeing Hyles's claims of 1 million people saved. I said it a few years ago, too, a little earlier in this thread: if we take a megachurch as one with 2,000 attendees, then FBCH ought to have 500 satellite megachurches in...

And your mom's.

But you know what that makes a guy named Charles A. Jennings. He's a JOOOOOOOOOOO!

It would appear so: WE BELIEVE that the Anglo-Saxon, Germanic, Celtic, Scandinavian and related peoples are the only people that fulfill all the prophetic earmarks that identify them with being the literal physical descendants of the ancient people of Old Testament history known as Israelites...

J(o*50)s! Congratulations on your favourite fetish reaching this significant milestone!

Half of me wishes he'd make good on his idea of renaming the Strait of Hormuz after himself. Not that it'd be any less puerile, but I'm curious what happens in Iran. They've got a much shorter fuse than us Canadians.

A whole bunch of his cheerleaders cheering him on. (TDS goes both ways). The thing is, though economists might not agree on the practice, trade protectionism (from whence heavy tariffs come) is an established economic policy intended to protect domestic industry. Agree or disagree with it...

I can't believe someone beat me to this one!

LOL. That's kinda like your mom.

Comes from the same general era, but the motto actually predates Riel by a few years. It's more a nationalist motto: "I remember my language, history, and traditions." The same author later added a second motto to the first, something along the lines of "Born under the fleur-de-lys, raised under...

For August: A Doll's House, Henrik Ibsen Agamemnon, Aeschylus Speed-the-Plow, David Mamet The Thirteen-Gun Salute, Patrick O'Brian Jurassic Park, Michael Crichton Doomsday Book, Connie Willis Perelandra, C. S. Lewis I also started on Sartoris by William Faulkner and Part 2 of Faust by Goethe...

To be fair, Conservative support has never been all that high in Quebec, for historic reasons going all the way back to the North-West Rebellion and John A. Macdonald's execution of Louis Riel. That depends on Trump. He's the aggressive one. Remember that a large part of our Canadian identity...

Well, look at what's happened to the media and others who did examine his pedigree and credentials. It's been said the scandal would set back racial studies and humanities departments; that it makes life harder for other black academics; that it's being weaponized by far-right racists; that it...

Good article. (Not Christianity Today, incidentally--just Christian Today, an independent British media site.) The Jason Arday story was a tragedy. I mean that in the literal, Shakespearean sense: Arday was a deeply flawed man who rose well above his ability, and in the end those flaws did him...

Still haven't found the big X button on your browser, I see. Are you sure Mommy wants you using her computer?

Anyway, since tard-boy has hijacked this thread for his trolling, it's hereby closed. Anyone wanting a serious discussion of discoveries related to Noah's Ark is free to start a fresh, tard-free thread.

You don't need their permission either, short bus.