Heeey , that ' s a really nice apron . <| sep |> seriously the best streamer on twitch despite his ADHD <| sep |> Sure , just let me know when ready <| sep |> Great story so far ! Honestly think you should combine all the previous and future parts into an eBook ! I would most definitely purchase it ! <| sep |> The 60 BjkUtqxPE to go with the picture . <| sep |> As this season is going , we ' all proceed to lose our next three in a row <| sep |> That ' s some high quality stupidity <| sep |> They will add it I ' m guessing . The new Civic came out after the HRV . Also , the car only weighs 3 , 100 pounds WITH AWD . Not a bad power to weight even with the 1 . 8 <| sep |> Pretty much why I ' m not having kids as sad as that is . <| sep |> I don ' t . Church is responsible for some pretty atrocious shit . However , the discussion here is not to defend 17 th century Catholic Church . That is a debate for some other place and time . I ' m trying to defend a viewpoint which states that homosexuality is forbidden in Christianity . You ' re trying to delve into the issue of homosexuality and Christianity from a secular viewpoint , which is completely legitimate . Scientifically speaking , it is completely possible that Paul was just a Christian who had given himself a free reign in filling out the Jesus ' teachings . However , this is not the sub for that , and this discussion is not for that . We are here to discuss theological arguments pro and contra homosexuality . Christian position is that Paul and the other apostles had God ' s mandate to spread his word around the world , and that if he said something in context of faith , that he had a damn good reason to do so . Your argument is good , and it ' s a debate worth having , but you picked a wrong place for that .