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@keilah-h

XD He was sick today, which is unfortunate, but at least he behaved.

@jonas

I filled it out! I’m a sheltered homeschooler with no phone, so I’m definitely not average here. XD

Filled it out!

It’s an important question

@power

The theif on the cross didn’t need to be baptized. Even in modern day, we don’t convict someone for things that where done before a law was passed.

I’m… prrreeEtty dArn certain Jesus’ words on that cross are still relevant today.

Jesus’ disciples taught, and we listen to them, but they were originally taught by Jesus. I trust in His cho…[Read more]

@power

In fact, I think 1 Peter 3:21 perfectly juxtaposes the physical and spiritual aspects of this topic

Plus, given God emphasizes our inability to save ourselves with deeds in the physical ream, it would be kinda weird for him to say “focus on Jesus alone, and your spirit will be saved” and then say “mkay but you have to get physically baptized or else you’re in trouble.” I believe in baptism as part of the salvation process, but I think the giving…[Read more]

@power

Sorry for butting in, just found the passage because I was discussing this same topic with a friend, and here it is. This is the ESV.

Luke 23:32-33. Two others, who were criminals, were led away to be put to death with him. And when they came to the place that is called The Skull, there they crucified him, and the criminals, one on his…

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@power

Baptism is necessary if it is available. The thief on the cross was not baptized, and was yet saved. Miscarried children are unbaptized, and yet they are saved. So yes, to become a Christian, one should be baptized, but a believer who was unable to be baptized wouldn’t go to Hell. I don’t think God would send a devout believer to Hell…[Read more]

@power

Wait, do you believe baptism is necessary to enter Heaven?

@hybridlore

i won’t be able to make it this time around 😭

@hybridlore

I hope to make it, but I’ll likely be late. Also, my brother is threatening to come in and shout weird/embarrassing stuff, and throw things, so just be warned. *sigh* I can’t wait till he has a video call.

@elishavet-pidyon @keilah-h

The worst part is, the character is super fun to write. I could have just killed off a stereotypically ‘good’ character, but it had to be the fun one. I’m so tempted to bring them back, even though it’s against my no-artificial-second-coming policy.

There’s a character I’ve really got to kill, but I really don’t want to.

Contrary to popular writer tradition, I’m not just killing them off because it’s more emotional, it’s legitimately required for the plot to work. Pain.

@godlyfantasy12

Hey girl! Sorry I couldn’t chat last time :] I’m here now because I have a paper to write off and on tonight.

@the_lost-journal

You should be fine! I’ve heard that name in other books and projects. Unless it seems like a name with too much of a pop culture association (like Elvis or Hermione, or whatever), there’s no reason not to use it.

@theducktator

Vyette, what does a normal morning look like for you? Does your family allow you to make important decisions yet?

Barnes, what is your most embarrassing moment?

[Pauses, as if deciding to skip over a few things]

“I get angry when I’m embarrassed, and I was furious when my parents put me in the school district pageant. They wanted…[Read more]

*remembers I made this topic* I will respond within the next couple days!

@whalekeeper

Vyette tosses her braids. “Why would anyone want a job if they could marry rich? I want to be the First Lady.”

Barnes, what is your most embarrassing moment? If it were raining tacos, would you eat them? (That last is my new favorite question. XD)

@elishavet-pidyon

I like older love triangles, such as Roy, Gilbert, and Anne in Anne of the Island,  or Rhett, Ashley, and Scarlett in Gone with the Wind. Modern ones drive me crazy.

evangelistic dating

What is that?