We just want 10% on Sundays

Yes police ourselves

Don't give any money

We can steal other cults' members guys

That was the one thing jesus was mad about

Just go and tell them they need to be saved

Jesus hated church and tidings

The only time jesus ever got mad, was cu of church and tidings

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Yeah just following what you read is and hear is good... oh wait....

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DON'T FORGET TO GIVE 10% ON SUNDAY

Yeah this guy is a Calvinist.

Jesus hates the church he started 🤔

@Louis What is a Calvinist?

Calvinist are an early off shot of protestants

*Lutherans

Unconditional election: This is the belief that God predestined individuals for salvation, and that individuals cannot choose God without God enabling them to do so.

That's one of the main tenants of Calvinism

I guess puritians are an off shoot of them

ive had enough of this nonsense

REPROBATE

REJECTED

RAPIST

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Calvinism

Ha

Clearly someone hasn’t read into process theology if they’re Calvinist

@Noah are u a christian?

@Louis What is your explanation for building 7?

Good force, bad force

To me there’s just a force

we know that God created everything

Free will?

Now that’s a topic to debate

Process theology Vs Calvinist Determinism

@Louis note the discrepancy

Pot is a dopamine release mechanism

So is porn

Same concept, it’s the same issue following him

I think the issue is that people assume God would be good or bad

The irony is that if a being is greater than another, then it decides what is “good” and “bad

Wait, how does Fluoride calcify?

🤔

Fluorosis of the teeth only occurs during tooth development

No, no, I mean calcify

Fluoride takes up receptors of the thyroid. Displaces the iodine.

How does Fluoride, one chemical

Produce a second chemical?

What do you mean?

Not chemical, I should say element

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I mean, Gwench, how does an **element** transform into another **element** within the confines of the human body?

It’s doesn’t transform. It displaces

That violates a ridiculous amount of physical laws

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@Ætos I really am an oral specialist. I know about fluoride.

I have no doubt that you’re an oral specialist

The chemist bit on the other hand

Iodine has no influence on the absorption of calcium. . .

Nor does the thyroid. . .

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@etos the thyroid produces calcitonin...responsible for the distribution of calcium from the blood to bone.

@Ætos I’m afraid fluoride is not an element. But fluorine is.

Fluoride is the ion form of fluorine

The sole discrepancy there is a difference in electrical charge

Actually fluoride is an anion.

*The key difference is still charge*

-.-

Charge doesn’t usually influence cellular absorption iirc

Then again my biology is definitely not he best

Like I said...I know what I’m talking about. Please read definition of displace. It’s obvious there is a misunderstanding on your part.

No, I’m not kidding, if I’m wrong, knock yourself out, educate me.

I’m not an expert by any means

If there’s something to be learned, I’ll hear it

I’ve said enough. It’s your responsibility to have known your topic before arguing a point.

In order to “displace”, the fluoride ions would have to be absorbed in place of iodide ions at an equal level.

You are correct

Then one would have to demonstrate how that displacement affects the release of calcitonin.

Oh lord

What role does iodide play in the production of calcitonin?

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Iodide is needed for the thyroid and all cells of the body... to function properly.

Otherwise you get hyper/hypothyroidism,

The irony is that iodide prevents the thyroid from releasing hormones at an excessive rate

So how would removing a chemical that inhibits something then cause it to be more inhibited?

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