throwitback

4 ms·

1.
by throwitback 11y ago
> I would encourage you to read Jesus more closely I'm just trying to hit the high points for a silly internet discussion. > If you are sincerely interested in understanding things like the ceremonial law, civil law, moral law, O
2.
by throwitback 11y ago
That's more of a "so the king won't get too distracted" commandment (as the second half of the verse indicates!) Also, the verse before is about having too many horses. When Nathan judges David, the polygamy is de mini
3.
by throwitback 11y ago
I hope you don't wear any cotton/polyester blends. > Thou shalt not wear a garment of divers sorts, as of woollen and linen together. (Deut 22:11, KJV) Most Christians I've known believe that some combination of Matt 15:11
4.
by throwitback 11y ago
Loosely speaking, God/"Moses" put a bunch of rules in play for the early Israelites. Then Jesus came around and said "it's all about love." Then Paul clarified Jesus with more specific directions. So Paul &gt
5.
by throwitback 11y ago
If you're going to build a Raft demo, perhaps it should show strong consistency? Memcache supports compare-and-swap, so a distributed KV store speaking the memcache text protocol, and implementing a distributed CAS sounds like a great
6.
by throwitback 11y ago
Perhaps a problem is that this passage tends to be the most taught marriage-related passage in the evangelical churches and para-church organizations I've attended? One can make many cases for models of Biblical marriage (David, a &quo