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1/7/2021 1:00 PM |
Neil | | Tucson | |  |  |
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No name wrote: Neil from Tucson writes: What name wrote: Time to get your battery serviced. No, it isn't: last dealer visit revealed nothing wrong with it, nor has it behaved differently since new. And as I said before, our Prius shuts off EV well below 40mph (per the Owner's Manual), so your experience is clearly irrelevant to us. |
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1/5/2021 1:20 PM |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: Mr Trump is not interested in religious liberty - - Mr. Trump is only interested in Mr Trump âť—: It looks like a troll is on the prowl again. If I were to repudiate egotistical candidates, I couldn't vote for anyone. |
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1/5/2021 11:54 AM |
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Kieron wrote: Neil, what is the Thomistic Catholic answer? If you don't mind me asking? Not at all! I should admit it's not just Thomas, who had a very complicated discussion about faith and reason, but the Catholic doctrine is, faith absent works will not save, implying that there is a faith which saves and a faith which does not. This is where the discussion by Protestant teachers of the Latin notitias/assensus/fiducias (and MacArthur's Lordship Salvation debate) comes in. However, the NT Greek has no such terminological or conceptual distinction: you either have faith (and are saved) or you don't. Faith may be great or small, but it still saves. Works follow from faith, as James says, and are not intrinsic to it.Analogy: smoke is a byproduct of combustion; smoke is not required for combustion. Tim, if my terms bother you, then just say so, instead of nursing a grudge and sniping at me. At least Fundamentalists don't peddle Latin nonsense like the supposedly more educated Reformed do. |
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1/4/2021 12:11 PM |
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Jim Lincoln wrote: I think I would still prefer hybrid. when we run out of battery power with gasoline engine oil kick[ed] in! FYI, hybrids like the basic Prius have very limited EV capability, enough for parking; plugin hybrids like the more costly Prius Prime are what you're talking about. |
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1/3/2021 12:30 PM |
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Ladybug wrote: Neil, ...You simply read more into my comment than was needed. It's not an insult to elaborate on your analysis. Pelosi et al are the symptom; I am trying to get at the disease. Obviously sin is the ultimate cause. |
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1/3/2021 12:16 PM |
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ladybug wrote: ...his favorite political party is doing everything they can to tear down the family and to mock God's creating them 'male and female... The American nuclear family has been declining since the '60s at the latest. Politicians have been following this trend, not leading it.Not often mentioned in articles like this: Americans have, over generations, been trained to be perpetual children, fed by a "Perfect Storm" of toxic propaganda and "culture" manufactured by artists, bureaucracies, NGOs, and corporations, for whom irresponsibility has proven highly profitable. Children are more easily sold advertising and script lines saying that children are wise, fathers are fools, housewives are unfulfilled, rules are made to be broken, never defer gratification, self-fulfillment is noble, and other such foolishness. You have to be a committed iconoclast to push back against all this. |
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