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A&Q (Answers & Questions): Independent personal comparative view of Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church with the purpose of provoking thought and understanding. unificationismtoday.blogspot.com/2011/09/missio… United States Joined June 2011

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a hour ago

[the serpent, to the woman] "Besides, we could use some checks and balances around here in 'paradise'?" [the woman] "It's about time." x.com/utblog/status/…

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2 hours ago

[the serpent, to the woman] "Besides, we could use some checks and balances around here in 'paradise'?" [the woman] "It's about time." x.com/utblog/status/…

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2 hours ago

But the serpent said to the woman, "You will not surely die. For God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil." biblehub.com/genesis/3-5.htm via @thebiblehub

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2 hours ago

"...stronger than the will to sex, as monks willingly renounce sex for the sake of a greater cause. While the will to power can manifest itself through violence and physical dominance..." sparknotes.com/philosophy/nie… via @SparkNotes

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2 hours ago

"The Will to Power contains some of Nietzsche’s most fascinating and combative writings on nihilism, metaphysics and the future..." penguinrandomhouse.com/books/541699/t… via @penguinrandom

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4 hours ago

"Therefore you will sing. You will all sing, but only because that's the way I want it to be. It will demonstrate that nothing in Austria has changed." imdb.com/title/tt005974… via @IMDb

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18 hours ago

[the women in the tomb, to the young man clothed in a white robe] "What are you doing in this low place?!" [young man] "I'm just a friend."

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18 hours ago

[the women in the tomb, to the young man clothed in a white robe] "What are you doing in this low place?!" [young man] "I'm just a friend."

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18 hours ago

And having entered into the tomb, they saw a young man clothed in a white robe, sitting on the right; and they were greatly amazed. biblehub.com/mark/16-5.htm via @thebiblehub

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22 hours ago

Think I'll slip on down to the oasis Oh, I've got friends in low places Song: Friends In Low Places - Garth Brooks @garthbrooks youtu.be/b7P97b64Q5E?si… via @YouTube

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23 hours ago

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23 hours ago

"...timeless happenings...Dumuzi [Tammuz] of the beer disappears underground in the spring or early summer, his sister, the wine goddess, seeks him disconsolately until, by autumn, she herself descends into the earth and finds him..." google.com/books/edition/… @yalepress

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23 hours ago

Question: In Mark 14:22-25 the writer uses grain in the form of bread, another ancient symbol of the renewal of the king and the kingdom? x.com/i/grok/share/U…

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a day ago

"In essence, your insight enriches Mark 14:25 by framing Jesus' words as a transformative echo of ancient wine-renewal myths: from underworld sacrifice (Geshtinanna's descent for her brother) to eternal kingdom feast." x.com/i/grok/share/3…

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2 days ago

[Jesus , to Tammuz, in the underworld] "What're you in for?" [Tammuz] "As a substitute for my lover." [Jesus] "I hear ya." x.com/utblog/status/…

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2 days ago

[Jesus , to Tammuz, in the underworld] "What're you in for?" [Tammuz] "As a substitute for my lover." [Jesus] "I hear ya." x.com/utblog/status/…

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2 days ago

(I should never try to talk to @grok before coffee.)

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2 days ago

"Yes, you could say the Hebrew tradition and its Mesopotamian predecessors, or Christianity and its Hebrew roots, often share similar connotations—core ideas or themes—but express them through different metaphors or frameworks." x.com/i/grok/share/2…