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That’s a SquareBear, not a Hexbear.


Harry Potter is a major cultural export. We should be allowed to celebrate it. Cancel culture is toxic and stupid. There are plenty of people who’s politics I don’t agree with, but we can still celebrate their art in question. Let people enjoy things.


To greedy american landlords? 😂


What are you even on about 😂


The church is financially struggling as it is… There are better things to put money towards than a massive virtue signal for something that happened near two hundred years ago.


Anubis is pretty weird, I can see why.
I think cloudflare is an alternative


Don’t charity shops put their best stuff on ebay these days


It’s time to ban open weight models!



okay that’s a bit far
It has been clear throughout scriptures that unborn lives matter and that murder is wrong due to people being created in the image of God
I get not hating lgbtq+ people - such a thing is wrong (You shall love your neighbour as yourself) but “marrying” homosexuals is not what this means…
Racism and misogyny is of course wrong as well, people are created in the image of God.
In my denomination/Church, we don’t permit these things for good reason. Because the Bible is the final authority. In fact, the Bible will always oppose popular society trends. If the Bible doesn’t offend you, you’re reading it wrong. That’s because of our sinful nature. So the Bible is anti racist and would have offended racists, same with greed, and then the cultural norms of today. It calls us to repent and convicts us of our sin. But at the same time, it’s not typically a Christian’s business what a non Christian does either (1 Corinthians 5:12-13) (Hence I have no issue with same-sex unions being legal on a civil/legal level)


lovely. I haven’t met many of these people (probably because the place I go to interact with Christians is Church) but from rare experiences, trying to discuss theology with these people is often quite difficult. There was someone online, albeit from a different country, who joined a Christian group chat and had a vitriolic hatred of muslims. We kept trying to correct him on his behaviour, and then he ended up leaving (whatever his version was of) Christianity because we weren’t letting him have a vitriolic hatred of muslims.


Why do we care? If you don’t like it, don’t use it. That’s the beauty of the fediverse. You can hop instances and lose basically nothing.


Threads - but you will be traumatised a little


What sickos would doxx RNLI volunteers
what