Crustycodger

u/Crustycodger



r/TrueChristian•

Galatians and many other books (Acts, 1st Tim, Col, Rom) all address the Law and what the view of Christians should be regarding the Law vs Grace. Judiazers are not believers and need to be corrected or removed, Paul makes this clear it leads true believers astray.

"It was for freedom that Christ set us free; therefore keep standing firm and do not be subject again to a yoke of slavery.

2 Look! I, Paul, tell you that if you have yourselves circumcised, Christ will be of no benefit to you. 3 And I testify again to every man who has himself circumcised, that he is obligated to keep the whole Law. 4 **You have been severed from Christ, you who are seeking to be justified by the Law; you have

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r/diablo2•

Recently returned to D2 LOD. Used to play way too much (had several 99s and almost a complete grail) and now have RL to contend with but I still want to scratch that itch. I played on bnet a little but the lag was bothering me, hardcore would be a waste on bnet as it is now.

This weekend I installed PlugY and it is glorious and easy to install. I won't need 3 dozen mules anymore and I can easily trade between toons in single-player. I think I will play mostly on single-player (but may come back a little if/when ladder rests on bnet).

Just wanted to give a shout out to plugY and D2 LOD it is great and great to be back into the game.

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r/diablo2•

So the max characters you have is 8. I used to play a ton in 1.09 and I had dozens of mules, how would I replicate that today? I think I played almost exclusively on bnet. Is there an easy way to have more characters?

Also if I chose to play only single-player would PlugY allow me to collect all uniques and trade items between characters?

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r/TrueChristian•

I often see posts here praising what I believe are false teachers or people suggesting someone (usually a young in the faith believer) I believe is a false teacher. How should I address this so the younger in the faith person isn't led astray by erroneous teaching? Should I stay silent since the poster of that teacher believes it to be true even though it is false? Thoughts?

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r/ketoscience•

I eat a ton of eggs. Any thoughts? I know TMAO is useless marker in many areas but in this area is it useful?

https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/circulationaha.116.025338#R2

I always thought choline is good for you. Can some of you big brains help me to make sense of this study? I looked for dupes but found none even though this is from 2017.

I have high Lp(a) which makes blood "sticky" and if I have high TMAO does this make it even worse/ more susceptible to stroke?

"The present studies, coupled with published studies linking heightened TMAO levels with thrombotic event risk"

Yes there are some conce

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r/TrueChristian•

I know they aren't, just wrestling with the idea behind God's Natural Law.

I see many arguments about things violating God's Natural Law, like birth control, multiple wives, etc. Wouldn't taking medicine be against God's natural Law? Taking The Pill or a pill are similar man-made objects yet one is unnatural and the other isn't? Please help me understand, I am sure someone from those traditions can explain it in a way that satisfies my misunderstanding.

The natural consequences of having cancer is death, by treating the cancer patient you are breaking God's Natural Law are you not?

edit: added a comma

2nd edit: Thank you all for mostly thoughtful and interesting responses, you have given

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r/keto•

I have been eating LCHF/Keto for apx 3 years, have dropped weight and seen many other improvements. For the last 6 months I have stopped tracking everything and my carbs have increased to 20-40g a day (mostly from bad decisions with nuts). My calories and thus my weight has gone up some too. I took note of these changes two nights ago and am starting to track and reign things in again.

I still have elevated blood pressure (BP) and have for the last 3 years (although for part of it I took meds to controlled but it dropped my HDL), keto doesn't seem to help me with this even though anecdotally it helps nearly everyone, what am I missing?

I had a blood/liver function test today because they (

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r/wow•

I have an old WoW account (stopped playing after Legion but bought early pre-release of BFA but never played it-RL interrupted) but when I signed it up I used a fake email and name and such but paid with my real name/info (trying to avoid RealID friends).

I contacted Blizz and they sent me a reactivation thing but I needed to submit my legal ID like a drivers license (since I had auth enabled). Problem is there is no real id for my fake name/email. I sent a message saying could they use the purchase name (since I paid for this account) and they never got back to me. Any suggestions on how to regain access to this account?

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r/TrueChristian•

Let me clarify, all preachers who are popular with the worldly, like Joel Osteen, Rick Warren, Joyce Meyer, Tony Campolo, Joseph Prince, etc. If they are preaching the true gospel doesn't scripture say they would be reviled by the worldly? Thoughts?

Edit: I think many of the comments appear as though they read the post title and responded. Popular with the world, not simply popular. In Christian (Gentile) circles Paul was popular but the world hated him.

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r/classicwow•

I rolled on a PVE server because I have such limited time to play I didn't want to have to deal with getting ganked over and over. The down side is this PVE server is missing players that understand how to use the AH to make money. I regularly see things at vendor or just over (ah cut makes them lose money) prices.

IMHO, if someone is selling something for 2 gold and you decide to post it at 50s rather than 1.9 g you missed out on a ton of cash. If you had a car worth 5k would you sell it for 500 bucks so it sells fast? If prices creep up, that is a good thing in most cases. 100g mount is always 100g, inflation helps people get mounts and other in-game items. I know it is only a game but

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r/sysadmin•

We are a smallish shop with 70ish FTE. We are a Mac and Linux shop (with the odd Windows machine here or there for Windows only software). We doing everything in-house. I do a little bit of everything, network, servers, firewall, desktop support, printers, in-house software support, programming and more. Most of our software is opensource. We have two IT/sysadmin techs and two programmers (although one can double as a sysadmin).

Large 1200+ employee company is buying out the owners of my company. They do everything differently. They are a Microsoft/SAP shop and have no servers just Azure and all its related business services. They want to roll all our on-prem stuff into "the cloud." They h

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