ryleyrandall22

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by ryleyrandall22 2y ago
Yeah, I believe the theory that other people were present. But I will add a few comments for anyone not familiar with the Book of Mormon who is reading this. - The goal of the Book is to persuade the reader that Jesus is the Christ, the sav
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by ryleyrandall22 2y ago
Yeah, you’re definitely right that the book makes no geographical claims. My original comment was mostly in jest considering most members believe it took place in South America. And yeah, I apologize I didn’t mean literally nobody. I’ll hav
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by ryleyrandall22 2y ago
No. Believing in a religious text because of some archeological evidence would be like doing math through prayer. But I do find it at least a bit ironic that one of the critiques of the book I have seen most commonly has been "If there
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by ryleyrandall22 2y ago
Correct. But for a long time people claimed no body even lived there. But I agree believing in a book like the Book of Mormon because of some random article would be a bad idea
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by ryleyrandall22 2y ago
The Book of Mormon has made this claim for years
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by ryleyrandall22 2y ago
If you want to be even more cynical you could say they are all limited versions of Safari. There are valid security concerns for why Apple does this but I would love more choices as a developer.
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by ryleyrandall22 6y ago
I’ve been on a few teams that used to use slack and loom to achieve a similar effect. One benefit of loom though was the ability to have our internal communication and demos to customers in the same space. Any plans to offer sending a video