SentientRidge

I never bought Double Exposure. I waited for reviews and they don't bode too well for me. I love games with freedom of choice, but the fact that Chloe seems to have been left behind for people who chose to save her doesn't make sense to me.

If you chose Bay, your experience is valid, but I chose Bae all but once. I just know that I would make that choice even if I knew I'd be haunted by it. I could never sacrifice my wife to save a town. I'm not that selfless.

I've only played the original and Before the Storm but Chloe Price is one of my favorite video game characters of all time. I'm a straight cis dude and her story wrecks me.

What are y'all's thoughts? Should I try the other LiS games

Hey guys. I deconstructed my literal interpretation of the Bible and Southern Baptist theology 6 years ago. At the time I told myself that I wasn’t going to turn into an angry atheist, but that happened for a while.

I want to re-approach some kind of spiritual practice, but I no longer take the view of Jesus being God seriously- at least no more than any one of us. I call myself an agnostic, skeptical (I question if we can really know anything for certain) panentheist.

Have any of you gone through something similar or can you offer any advice? I’d like to start praying again for example, but I can’t get over “who or what am I talking to here?”

I signed up for this last year because I’m an idiot who didn’t do enough research. Now I think I just might want to get out of it, because I fear these guys (and myself) might be in over their heads.

How would I go about canceling and if I did, could they bill me for hours worked?

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Hey guys. I got served a summons an hour ago. I'm being sued by a financial group that I took a loan from in 2017. I totally skipped out on payment because my life fell apart: horrible break-up, alcoholism, unemployment, then joined a faith-based rehab program that turned out to be a cult.

I have gotten in touch with other credit companies and paid off other debts. I wasn't sure how to contact this one, and the larger number scared me, so I ignored it. Guess this will teach me not to avoid things.

So what can I do? Can I reach out to the financial group and try and settle out-of-court?

Hey guys, I've recently dove back into listening to some counter-apologetic podcasts and lectures. A great one that isn't new, but is new to me, is Mythvision. Almost a year ago, Derrick, the host, interviewed Jon Steingard, the former singer and deconverted Christian of Hawk Nelson.

At the time, Steingard had a podcast called "The Wonder and the Mystery of Being," but it seems to have been removed from YouTube and Spotify. I was hoping to check it out. I think it's still on Stitcher.

Does anyone know why it was removed? Was it Steingard's decision?