I’ve never understood how people can be both religious and against science. For me, my faith is the biggest reason that I want to learn more about the world, because understanding someone’s creation is a great way to learn about the creator.

Not all laws. There are plenty of laws that are a good thing, even in a bad regime. Laws like vehicle wof standards, or anti perjury laws seem universally good.

Or soup bread dip

You guys ever just go and eat a slab of beans?

Melanoma is the New Zealand flavor of poison damage

Mate. I’m a ginger living in New Zealand. Sunburn is an inevitability.

Maybe this is a cropped version

Or the one time you happen to be able to watch it, it’s an episode like “the great divide”

I have an office job, but I work with a lot of tradies.

The bane of retail workers at Christmas time: “all I want for Christmas is L A M P”

A ute with no mud on it. Either it’s brand new, or they have no idea what the point of a ute is, so they bought an overpriced car which is worse for them than an average station wagon

Preferably enough to make me forget about the existence of this abomination

the word of the Lord is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path

Wasn’t the original comic about a miscarriage?

Guys who are into cbt: are you sure?

Or if you know a farmer, a paddock is also a good option

We’ve got mountains of content. Some better, some worse. If none of it’s of interest to you, you’d be the first

Solution: freezer. I basically never have food go off because basically all of it is either frozen or non perishable.

No that’s an organ. You’re thinking of the big pipe instrument that old churches use

A. Then why is it still in the Bible? The old testament didn’t cease to be scripture when Jesus died. If it did, why did Jesus explain it to his disciples after his resurrection (the road to Emmaus, Luke 24), and why do a lot of the letters in the new testament reference bits of the old testament?

B. “Do not think I have come to abolish the law or prophets, I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them” (Matthew 5:17). Jesus makes sure that the law and prophets (aka old testament) are still there, still honored, and still seen as God’s word. What he did on the cross means we have another way to seek salvation in grace.