Plus, they had the benefit of sharing in any rations stolen from those hellbound atheists. Limpwristed heathens!
Does this really say anything, though, about whether Christianity itself (as opposed to Christians - who are people - who tend to be hypocrites) is true or false?
*Could* things such as this - opposition to lockdowns and restrictions - theoretically be better for society? If people were to actually _think_ about implications and to some extent the ramifications of those implications, couldn't these restrictions become unnecessary?
Or, do you already find restrictions already unnecessary? Do enough people think things through already, and do they think things through enough?
ah...didn't realize it's that widespread already. How about computer and television displays - will that likely ever surface? Haven't heard much in the media.
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Does this really say anything, though, about whether Christianity itself (as opposed to Christians - who are people - who tend to be hypocrites) is true or false?
*Could* things such as this - opposition to lockdowns and restrictions - theoretically be better for society? If people were to actually _think_ about implications and to some extent the ramifications of those implications, couldn't these restrictions become unnecessary?
Or, do you already find restrictions already unnecessary? Do enough people think things through already, and do they think things through enough?
Would this thing do parallel processing?
ah...didn't realize it's that widespread already. How about computer and television displays - will that likely ever surface? Haven't heard much in the media.
...OLED? And is OLED ever even going to actually come out?