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TikTok star who posted private FaceTime call with Hollywood actor Matthew Perry, booted from the dating app
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Melinda Gates could soon become the second richest woman in the world
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Drunk Florida woman arrested after offering lap dances to strangers, asked police if they want to “bang”
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Is it a sin to do homework on Sunday/
It depends on your definition of homework. If you’re just doing normal day-to-day activities that are good, not against Bible principles and standard, then it is not a sin. You can work 247 any day, there is no problem with that…so long as you’re doing what’s right…and not acting against any authoriRead more
It depends on your definition of homework.
If you’re just doing normal day-to-day activities that are good, not against Bible principles and standard, then it is not a sin. You can work 247 any day, there is no problem with that…so long as you’re doing what’s right…and not acting against any authority/rule such as breaking government laws and regulations.
But, if for example you’re sleeping with someone not married to (as part of “homework”), then it is gross sin according to Bible.
What is sin?
Sin is any action, feeling, or thought that goes against God’s standards. It includes breaking God’s laws by doing what is wrong, or unrighteous, in God’s sight. (1 John 3:4; 5:17) The Bible also describes sins of omission—that is, failing to do what is right.—James 4:17.
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If you prefer not to receive emails, do the following. Click on your username and it will take you to your page/profile. From there, go to the top right of the page. Click the drop-down box by your username, and then select Edit profile. You will see different tabs. Then click on Mail settings and sRead more
If you prefer not to receive emails, do the following. Click on your username and it will take you to your page/profile. From there, go to the top right of the page. Click the drop-down box by your username, and then select Edit profile. You will see different tabs. Then click on Mail settings and set your preferences. Make sure to save after setting your preferences. See the screenshot
See lessWhich COVID-19 vaccine shall I take among the three available vaccines?
Many experts agree that it is less important which one a person gets. Instead, it is imperative that everyone simply gets vaccinated. “We now have three COVID-19 vaccines, and all three are safe and effective,” said Sandra Fryhofer, MD, an Atlanta general internist who serves as the AMA’s liaison toRead more
Many experts agree that it is less important which one a person gets. Instead, it is imperative that everyone simply gets vaccinated.
“We now have three COVID-19 vaccines, and all three are safe and effective,” said Sandra Fryhofer, MD, an Atlanta general internist who serves as the AMA’s liaison to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). Dr. Fryhofer also is a member of ACIP’s COVID-19 Vaccine Work Group.
Whether it is Pfizer, Moderna or Johnson & Johnson (J&J), “ACIP has expressed no preference for any of these three authorized vaccines,” Dr. Fryhofer said. What is preferred is to “get vaccinated as soon as you can.”
See lessIs it weird I find the women’s basketball players at the Olympics hot?
You're probably not alone
You’re probably not alone
See lessKenyan man returns home 47 years after he was sent to buy rice for the family
That's amazing!
That’s amazing!
See lessESPN removes reporter Rachel Nichols from NBA finals after leaked audio
She returned to the sidelines, I think.
She returned to the sidelines, I think.
See lessWhy do astronauts float around in space? Is there air in space?
There is no gravity in space. That is why anyone who goes there, float. The farther you get from Earth, the less the gravitational force is. When astronauts are ins space, they are so far from the Earth that gravity is so small. This is why NASA calls it microgravity. In space, no one can hear youRead more
There is no gravity in space. That is why anyone who goes there, float. The farther you get from Earth, the less the gravitational force is. When astronauts are ins space, they are so far from the Earth that gravity is so small. This is why NASA calls it microgravity.
In space, no one can hear you scream. You know why? Because there is no air in space. No air, no sound. No air, no gravity. Simple.
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