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That reminds me of the Lion and Lamb prophecy convention I attended. If they're similar to any extent, it was an enlightening experience.
Extremely so. Lots of new perspectives. I took pages upon pages of notes.
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Extremely so. Lots of new perspectives. I took pages upon pages of notes.
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Dark's AntiChristian response coming in 3..2...1...
Anyway, I'm glad you had a good time. And yes, I've heard that one before, but was able to dismiss it fairly quickly.
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Mahz needed a reminder.
meh
I probably would have failed miserably at dismissing that--I eagerly listened to the presentation (not that I didn't do so to all the others) to get the argument down as best as I could.
As I correctly surmised.
Look at the Casual Roleplay forum.
Finally! =D
Yeeeees
It was amazing. I learned a lot of great stuff--most notable for me is that I finally found a suitable argument to prove that foetuses were human persons, not just humans. I received further, interesting elaboration on moral doubt and how a lot of atheists deny the obvious because they don't want God to exist. I got some interesting insight into entertainment and its influence, and a very interesting application of forensic science to prove the resurrection of Christ and the need for a supernatural Designer, and especially the pitfall of circular reasoning when it comes to atheists denying supernaturalism. I also learned about a controversy I'd never heard of--that is, the debate on whether the Christian religion was plagiarised or not.
It was amazing. I learned a lot of great stuff--most notable for me is that I finally found a suitable argument to prove that foetuses were human persons, not just humans. I received further, interesting elaboration on moral doubt and how a lot of atheists deny the obvious because they don't want God to exist. I got some interesting insight into entertainment and its influence, and a very interesting application of forensic science to prove the resurrection of Christ and the need for a supernatural Designer, and especially the pitfall of circular reasoning when it comes to atheists denying supernaturalism. I also learned about a controversy I'd never heard of--that is, the debate on whether the Christian religion was plagiarised or not.
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-Nova- Hey, Aodhan!
-Libra- You have missed much.
-Arthur- That's an understatement.
I'm off to an apologetics conference. I won't be back today, and I'll be gone most of tomorrow for the same. See you guys!
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You transfer them to binary.
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Then that same logic applies to so many other systems.
Your points are nothing but moot.
I did. I converted the whole square to binary.
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Each black square was a zero, each white one was a one.
I got that far easily. However patterns eluded me, other than the fact that the black and white seemed to be organised diagonally. Even that yielded nothing of note.
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Because it was straightforward. Each pattern led to a new one.
I'll also give you the hard puzzle if you want it.
I never got anywhere near solving the medium puzzle. Maybe another time.
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There's just no info. But I'll just start applying random algorithms until something sticks.
Well, you didn't really give any background info when you gave the medium code.
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