I hate gay Halloween, what do you mean you’re Ancient Greek particles used in conjunction to denote correlative clauses.

don't rt these, other than the first one

which is, I think, a really wild thing to say to a person and think you're on the liberative side of the conversation

I almost got into a fight with a professor of queer theology who literally told me I was wrong when I explained that my sexual orientation was not, in fact, fluid or mutable

it really is very upsetting to me given the particular shape and flavor of the religious homophobia of my upbringing, and its Theories About Gay People And Their Desire, I have to stop engaging with this

tom said, "I'm not worried about what any of these particular couples are doing but this seems, like, bad for the culture"

I am losing it

the wapo "mixed orientation marriage" article is going to make me pull my hair out

I mean hey, at least if they decide to do this, air traffic controllers are really easy to replace and quick to train and we have good staffing margins

*touches earpiece*

Hold on…

“This fence is probably just here for looks I bet”

I wonder why air traffic controllers might have such strong protections around their ability to call out sick

Grace be unto you, and peace, from God our Father, and from the Lord Jesus Christ.

A ceasefire deal is good and worth celebrating on its own terms. But unless it is paired with serious steps towards an independent and sovereign Palestine - something no substantial Jewish Israeli political faction supports - it is not going to change the underlying dynamics in US public opinion.

*ISRAEL DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS GAZA CEASEFIRE IN EFFECT

Might write about some of it onve it’s over

Physically and emotionally

Really good, really exhausting day.

well yes but the situation is that God's gonna work his providential ends through pretty much any old bullshit. That's in the Bible

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Desperately need society to stop rewarding cruelty. To stop unleashing gratuitous, sociopathic cruelty. I think this is a phenomenon driven by the right but it’s infected all of us to one degree or another, and we need to remain cognizant of wanting not to be this way.

We therefore pray thee, help thy servants, whom thou hast redeemed with thy precious blood.

but I am saying that the current system of "idk every parish just kind of decides on a case by case basis with each hire; there may or may not be a diocesan minimum" does not seem to have proven itself well-suited to producing equity in compensation

okay I'm not saying that we should have strictly enforced pay tables for clergy (that factor in things like years of experience, ASA, variations in cost of living, etc) with both minimum and maximum allowable salaries