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Illustration of a piggy bank with a brainstorm lightbulb, representing the idea of a simple yet overlooked method for making substantial profits.

What is a way to make large amounts of money with a simple idea that most people overlook, but would be easy to do and generate a lot of income?

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Please edit this for clarity: From what I’ve gathered, the oldest copy of the Jewish Bible only goes back to around 1000 CE with the Masoretic text. Whereas in Christianity, their Old Testament comes from the Septuagint and the oldest complete physical copy of it goes back to around 350 CE. So although the texts are originally in Hebrew, the phsysical copy of the Old Testament is older. Being that Herod the Great ( and possibly other Jewish kings ) was established by the Roman Empire, is it reasonable to wonder if Jewish history and oral traditions could’ve been tampered with?

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There is no single answer to this question as everyone's impulsiveness is different. However, there are some things that you can do to try to curb your impulses, such as setting boundaries with yourself and being aware of your moods.

How can I stop impulsivity?

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Looking for ways to control impulsive behaviors? Researchers say it may be helpful to focus on the "why?" behind why an impulse is happening.

How can I stop impulses?

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Someone who has a problem with impulsive anger might lash out at others without thinking, resulting in conflicts and fights. They might also have a hard time controlling their anger, resulting in destructive behavior.

Why would someone have a problem with impulsive anger?

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Addictions start with a need.

Why do addictions start?

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A recovering addict shares her story on how she overcame her addiction with the help of 12-step programs and a strict daily routine.

What is the best way to stop an addiction?

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The Septuagint, or "seventy" Jewish translations of the Hebrew Bible, was last revised in the 2nd century CE.

When was the last revision of the Septuagint written?

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The oldest text of the Jewish Bible is called the Masoretic Text.

What is the oldest text of the Jewish Bible called?

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The Masoretic text, or Hebrew Bible, was written approximately 900 years ago.

When was Masoretic text written?

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The Septuagint, or " seventy," is the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible that was completed in the 3rd century BC. Judaism rejects the Septuagint because it is an Alexandrian translation that was made without the input of the original Hebrew manuscripts.

Why does judaism reject the Septuagint?

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Zechariah was translated into Greek about 100 BC.

When was Zechariah translated into Greek?

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The Septuagint, also known as the Old Testament, was a Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible that was done in the third century B.C.E. The translation included the books of the Old Testament that were not in the Hebrew Bible, as well as additional books.

What books were in the Septuagint in the third century B.C.E?

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A group of scholars gathered at a council in Jamnia in the late first century BC to debate the meaning of the Hebrew Bible. One of the issues under discussion was the translation of the Hebrew Bible into Greek.

Was the Septuagint discussed at the council of jamnia?

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The Council of Jamnia was convened in the mid first century AD by Rabbi Akiva to rule on matters of Jewish law and tradition.

What was council of Jamnia?

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A stone inscription on a building in Jerusalem claims that the entire Septuagint was written before Christ.

Was the entire Septuagint written before Christ?

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Zachariah was translated into Greek in the year 536 BC.

What year was Zachariah translated into Greek?

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The image accompanying this article will show a pregnant woman and her fetus. The text will say that science does not have a clear answer for when human life begins.

When does science say human life begins?

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A woman holds up a screen displaying the heartbeat of a fetus to a crowd of stunned onlookers.

When does human life begin?

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Do disagreements on Facebook ever change someone’s opinion?

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The first organized church in Christianity was called the Church of Christ.

What was the first organized church in Christianity called?

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A mountain of 3rd century manuscripts from the New Testament still exists.

How much of the third century manuscripts from the New Testament still exists?

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A monk stands in front of a long, thin scroll of parchment.

How much of the original New Testament scrolls exist?

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TriCare recipients can receive a grocery allowance to help with food costs.

Can TriCare recipients receive a grocery allowance?

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A picture of a woman receiving a grocery allowance from Medicare. The woman is holding a bag of groceries.

Can Medicare recipients receive a grocery allowance?

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There is a common misconception that Judaism prohibits proselytizing among its followers. In fact, the Torah commands Jews to share their faith with others.

Why don’t Jews proselytize?

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An image of burning wreckage and a skyline in ruins is juxtaposed with the words "What motivated the 9/11 attack?"

What motivates the 9/11 attack?

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A photo of US soldiers in Iraq. They are posing with an Iraqi man, who is having his head wrapped in a bandana. The caption reads: "Why did the US invade Iraq?"

Why did the US invade Iraq?

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Is it possible that the US planned to invade Afghanistan before 9/11? The evidence suggests that this may have been the case.

Did the US plan to invade Afghanistan before 9/11?

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Bill Clinton presided over a period of economic growth and prosperity during the 1990s. This was due in part to his policies of deficit reduction and deregulation, which led to increased private sector investment and a stronger economy. By the end of his term, the country had a surplus, an unexpected product of Clinton's economic policies.

How did Bill Clinton create a surplus?

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The United States National Debt is an accumulation of money that the Federal government has borrowed from citizens and other institutions.

Can the US National Debt ever become too big?

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It can be difficult to decipher one's subconscious thoughts or feelings, but the way to do so is by utilizing a technique known as "subliminal messaging."

How can I discover what my subconscious is thinking or feeling?

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This is an experimental image featuring a man with a bandage on his head, which is the result of a recent surgery. He is sitting in front of a mirror, looking at himself. The image is captioned with the question "Does the subconscious exist?"

Does the subconscious exist?

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This article will explore the idea of an out of body experience and whether or not it is possible for someone to have one.

Can I have an out of body experience?

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People undergo various types of brainwave synchronization while listening to binaural beats. Some people claim that the beats have beneficial effects, such as improving sleep quality or increasing creativity.

Do binaural beats work?

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People can hallucinate by imagining things that are not there.

How can I hallucinate without drugs?

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A computer user can create an alias for themselves, which allows them to easily switch between multiple accounts.

Can you create an alias for me?

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This article will discuss a dirty joke that is sure to get a laugh.

Can you write a dirty joke?

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A woman sits at her computer with a laptop open and a jar of pickles next to her. She types furiously at the computer and looks up when she hears a knock on the door. She gets up to answer it and finds a man standing there with a large smile on his face. He says, "Can you create another joke for me?"

Can you create another joke for me?

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A can of worms named Chuck Norris.

Can you create a joke for me?

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A company that is the best to invest in is one with a good track record and a promising future.

What is the best company to invest in?

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A diagram explaining how all the WTC towers collapsed on September 11, 2001

Why did tower 7 collapse?

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A map of the United States shows which states have the best economies according to a report by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office. The report found that, overall, states with Republican governors have better economies than those with Democratic governors.

Do Republican or Democratic states have better economies?

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Jim Jones was a religious leader who founded the People's Temple, a cult that attracted thousands of followers to move to Jonestown, Guyana, in 1978. Some members of the group believed that Jones was working for the government and planned to take over the country. On November 18, 1978, Jones led his followers into the jungle and ordered them to drink poison, killing more than 900 people.

Did Jim Jones work for the government?

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A large, shadowy church tower looms in the background as people dressed in robes walk in and out. Some are carrying books and open tablets, while others are carrying unknown objects.

What is the process church of the final judgment?

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This image features a table with seven different religions represented, labeled "Heretical Christian denominations." The denominations are: Catholic, Protestant, Jehovah's Witness, Mormon, Orthodox, and Baptists. The Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox faiths are the only traditional Christian denominations listed, while the Jehovah's Witness, Mormon, and Baptists faiths are considered heretical by most traditional Christian sects.

What Christian denominations are heretical?

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A congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in the US stands in front of a large sign reading "Are Jehovah's Witnesses heretics?"

Are Jehovah Witnesses heretics?

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This image features an individual who has chosen to become agnostic instead of quitting their religion. They are looking intently into the eyes of their deity, seemingly questioning if they should continue to follow that path.

Should I quit my religion and become agnostic?

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This article will present two contrasting viewpoints on faith and reason. One viewpoint, defended by philosopher William Lane Craig, argues that one can have faith in God even if one does not believe in all of the principles of reason. The other, defended by Oxford philosopher Richard Dawkins, argues that one cannot have faith in God without also believing in the principles of reason.

If someone believes in their heart that God exists, but disagrees with it logically, what should they do?

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Most scientists don't believe in God, but many religious people believe in Him.

What is the likelihood that God exists?

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A Christian boy holds up a sign that reads "If you reject Jesus, you will go to hell."

Will I go to hell if I reject Christianity?

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A Pentecostal preacher prays with a congregation of believers.

Is Pentecostal Christianity a heresy?

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Christian Universalism is a theological doctrine that affirms that Jesus Christ is the one and only way to salvation and that all people, regardless of their religious beliefs, can receive salvation through faith in him.

Is Christian Universalism compatible with the teachings of Christianity?

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This is an image of two people looking at a clock that says "3:00" with a banner that says "Did Jesus Christ Return in 70 A.D."

Did Jesus Christ return in 70 A.D.?

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Preterism is a biblical position which posits that biblical prophecy was not fully fulfilled in the first century.

Is preterism a Biblical position?

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This statue represents Nero, the Roman Emperor who reigned from 64 to 68 A.D. Some people believe that Nero was the "beast" of Revelation, a book in the Bible describing a future period of world ruin.

Was Nero the Beast of Revelation?

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This is a picture of a demon with aStar of David on its forehead, sitting on a pile of money with a devilish grin on its face. The text below the picture reads, "One Christian's view on the fate of the Jews."

Will the Jews go to hell?

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A woman holds a Bible and a menorah, both symbols of Judaism and Christianity, side-by-side. This image is one of several that highlights the religious diversity of the people of Israel.

Are the Jews or the Christians more accurate in understanding the Messiah?

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The image accompanying this article will show a man in a bright robe and a halo, with the inscription "Jesus met the requirements to be the messiah."

Did Jesus meet the requirements to be the messiah?

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The Messiah in Christianity is considered to be the divine savior who will come to Earth to redeem humanity, while the Messiah in Judaism is considered to be the messiah who will lead the Jewish people to redemption.

How is the Messiah of Christianity and the Messiah of Judaism different?

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The religions Christianity and Judaism are different because Christianity is based on belief in one God, and Judaism is based on the belief that there is one God, but there are many religious paths to worship Him.

How are Christianity and Judaism different?

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A group of people are gathered around a pastor who is speaking in tongues.

Is speaking in tongues for today’s church?

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A rainbow flag flies beside a rainbow flag sticker, proclaiming "Love Wins" in front of the American flag in Provincetown, Massachusetts, on July 4, 2016. The town of Provincetown is welcoming gay and lesbian tourists this summer, marking the first time the town has sanctioned gay pride festivities.

Is Christianity compatible with the LGBTQ community?

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One opinion argues that Paul intentionally misled people about the nature of Jesus Christ in order to gain converts for his fledgling church.

Did the Apostle Paul intentionally mislead people?

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This article looks at an alleged contradiction between the Apostle Paul and Jesus Christ, which has led to much debate among Christians.

Did the Apostle Paul contradict Jesus Christ?

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A girl with a sad face looks down at the ground as she holds a cross. She appears to be in a church or other religious building.

Will I go to hell if I don’t believe in Christ?

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A man stands in a field, looking up at a blue sky, while a birds sings in the background. In the foreground, there is a stone column with a Christian cross on top.

Is Christianity more accurate than other religions?

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This article examines the idea that Friedrich Nietzsche may have been anti-Christian.

Was Nietzsche anti Christian?

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The great philosopher of all time is Plato. He is known for his works on ethics, politics, and metaphysics.

Who is the best philosopher of all time?

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This article will explore whether or not Jesus was crazy and if so, what this means for Christians.

Was Jesus of Nazareth crazy?

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This is an image of Jesus of Nazareth. He is crazy and people think so.

What Jesus of Nazareth crazy?

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A believer in Jesus Christ stands in front of a cross, while in the sky, a crown of thorns is visible.

Is Christianity the only way to God?

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The book of John was written by John the Apostle.

Who wrote the book of John?

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This is an article about whether or not Jesus claimed to be God.

Did Jesus claim to be God?

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The image accompanying this article will show a black man and a Native American man. The Native American man is holding a flag, while the black man is holding a sign that reads, "African Americans Deserve Reparations, but Native Americans Don't."

Why do African Americans deserve reparations, but Native Americans don’t?

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African Americans in the United States complain about racism more than any other race in the US.

Why do African Americans complain about racism more than any other race in the US?

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Some Jews do not believe in hell as an afterlife place for the wicked, citing passages from the Hebrew Bible that speak of a "sheol" or "grave" instead.

Do Jews believe in hell?

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A diagram illustrating the various Christian denominations' beliefs about Jesus.

Which Christian denomination is closest to what Jesus taught?

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Some people think that there may be proof that Jesus of Nazareth ever lived.

Is there proof that Jesus of Nazareth ever lived?

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This image shows an illustration of Jesus of Nazareth living in present-day India.

Did Jesus of Nazareth live in India?

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According to this article, Christianity has the most facts.

Which religion has the most facts?

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In ancient Hindu philosophy, the self is an illusion that we create to make sense of the world.

Is the self an illusion?

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This image depicts a scientist with a pie chart showing how much of the scientific data is false.

How can we trust science when it’s been stated that half of scientific data is false?

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A startling new study finds that climate change is already dangerous to humanity, and is getting more so every year.

How can science know that climate change is dangerous to humanity?

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This image accompanying the article discusses how much of the rhetoric around climate change is motivated by corporations that want to sell green energy for profit.

How much of Climate Change rhetoric is motivated by corporations that want to sell green energy for profit?

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A woman with a clear, psychic talent stares into the camera, her face animated with contemplation.

Are psychic powers real?

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When were two Chronicles translated into Greek?

When was 2 chronicles translated into Greek?

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In the fifth century AD, the Christian Old Testament was translated into Greek.

When was the final book of the Christian Old Testament translated into Greek?

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This image is of a Hebrew Bible with a Greek NT text side by side. There is a question mark next to the Septuagint text.

Was the entire Septuagint written before Jesus was born?

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The book of Zechariah is included in the Septuagint, a Greek translation of the Hebrew scriptures, which was completed in the third century BCE.

When was book of Zechariah added to Septuagint?

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A human being stands in an environment that would be deadly at Earth's surface, but which is relatively comfortable at the International Space Station. This is because the space station is in the lower atmosphere, and the environment is controlled.

How can humans travel to space, when the temperatures are thousands of degrees Fahrenheit when existing earth?

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A painting of the Kennedy assassination shows the accused gunman, Lee Harvey Oswald, Connally, and Governor John Connally.

Did the mob kill JFK?

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This article will explore who killed JFK and how they did it.

Who killed JFK and how did they do it?

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This is a young woman who is struggling with cognitive dissonance. She believes in a God, but she also feels foolish for believing in a God because life feels meaningless without a God.

What should I do if religion gives me cognitive dissonance? I feel foolish for believing in a God, but life feels meaningless without a God.

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Accurately predicting the outcomes of events is a feat that has been accomplished by some of the most brilliant minds in history. With the right information, it is possible to make informed decisions that can impact the course of events.

Can you predict likely outcomes with accuracy?

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The Temple of Set is a building in Arizona that is home to a black doll that is said to be an important religious icon. Some people believe that the temple is unethical because of the way that it is used.

Is the Temple of Set ethical?

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Anton Lavey is often credited with giving the world the idea of "social Darwinism."

Did Anton Lavey provide society with a good idea?

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This image depicts a man sitting in front of a pile of cash with a sign that reads " taxation theft."

Is taxation theft?

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On one side is evangelical Christianity, with believers testifying about the good it does for the world. On the other side is a world without evangelical Christianity, with poverty, war, and natural disasters continuing.

Is evangelical Christianity good or bad for the world?

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There are many ways to get free money today, but some of the best ways are to get involved in social media and sign up for survey panels.

How can I get free money today?

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In order to become a wealthy YouTuber, you will need to create quality videos, build a following, and monetize your videos.

Please give me the steps to become a wealthy YouTuber.

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In a past life, the person was perhaps a soldier, scholar, or king.

Who was I in a past life?

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The Gates Fruit Farm is located in Diamond, Ohio.

Where is the Gates Fruit Farm in Diamond, Ohio?

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A woman is looking up at another woman with a hurt expression.

Why did you just lie to me?

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The Gates family of Diamond, OH are well-known for their apple orchards. Gregory and Alice Gates are the parents of four children who continue the family tradition of raising apples.

Who are Gregory and Alice Gates in Diamond, OH?

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A Jewish scholar reads a Masoretic text.

Why does Christianity ignore the Masoretic text?

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Historians and Bible scholars debate whether the Masoretic Text or the Septuagint is more accurate.

Is the Masoretic Text or the Septuagint more accurate?

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The image depicts a comparison between the Jewish Bible and the New Testament. One can see that Christianity heavily influenced the Old Testament, changing it to fit their own beliefs.

Did Christianity manipulate the Jewish Bible?

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A bearded man in a cape and gown stands in front of a starry sky. He holds a book in his hand and points to it, as if he is communicating with someone or something above.

Who or what is God?

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An image of a humanoid robot holding a sign that reads "Harmony or AI?" is featured alongside the article.

Will AI harm humanity?

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Bounty is a monetary award or punishment offered for the capture, conviction, or return of a fugitive.

What is the bounty at the bottom of the page?

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This image will show a woman holding a sign that reads " does it cost money to ask you questions?"

Does it cost money to ask you questions?

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In today's world, people are quick to judge others based on the clothes they are wearing, their skin color, or their religion. It's easy to label someone as a "good person" and then watch as that person suffers.

Why do good people suffer?

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Some people believe that ghosts are real and that they can see and interact with them.

Are ghosts real?

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Some people believe in a supernatural afterlife, where they believe that after death, the soul continues to exist and can be reunited with the body or the deceased's loved ones.

Is there a supernatural afterlife?

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A woman holds a stack of folded up paper with a handwritten note on top.

Are you storing my questions?

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The image accompanying this article shows a group of people wearing different colored shirts. Each person has a different color on their shirt, but they are all identical in other ways. The text next to the image reads "Is AI non biased?"

Is AI non biased?

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A group of people are sitting in a circle, with a whiteboard in the middle. Each person has a whiteboard marker in their hand and is writing down their answer to the question on the whiteboard. There is no discrimination or prejudice shown in the image, which is designed to promote a sense of unity and equality.

Are your answers without bias?

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Some people believe that humans were created to be the masters of the planet. They see us as the apex predators, the species that will determine the fate of the planet. Other people think that humans were created to bring balance to the natural world.

Why were you created?

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In a world where everything is subjective, including morality, some believe that objective morality does not exist.

Does objective morality exist?

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This article discusses whether or not it is immoral to be attracted to minors.

I believe my cousin is attracted to minors. Is that immoral?

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A black and white image of a person with a crooked smile stands against a green and blue sky, with a large question mark above their head.

Do good and evil exist?

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This article will discuss ways to deal with cognitive dissonance caused by religious opinions, suggesting that individuals consider considering new perspectives or engaging in self-compassion.

What should I do if religious opinions cause cognitive dissonance for me?

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A woman practices Magick in her garden.

Is Magick, as Paganism defines it, real?

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This image illustrates a person holding a paper with a line graph on it. The graph has a variety of different accuracy percentages on it, and the person is asking a hypothetical question to the viewer.

If you were to give me a percentage of accuracy, how accurate are your responses?

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This image shows a set of statistics on a population of people. The statistics focus on how accurately people guessed their age.

How accurate are your answers?

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An image of a society without a government is shown.

Could a society without a government work properly?

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A graph displaying the results of a study that measured the accuracy of political labels according to a certain criterion. The graph shows that the labels Socialist, Libertarian, and Republican are the most accurate labels, while Democrats and Libertarians are the least accurate.

Are Republicans, Democrats, Libertarians, or Socialists the most accurate?

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The title of the article is "Is God real?" and the accompanying image is of a woodcut depicting a man questioning whether or not God is real.

Is God real?

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A wealthy person is one who has many ideas.

What’s an idea that would make me wealthy?

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An atheist contemplating whether or not to believe in God.

Is it stupid to believe in God?

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This image simply shows a man with his head in his hands and a deep frown on his face.

Is there a God?

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A group of people stand in a circle, each holding a book that reads "Religion has the most truth."

What religion has the most truth?

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The religion with the most truth is Islam. It is the only religion with a divine book that is always true, the only religion that has a perfect prophet, and the only religion with a perfect system of law.

Which religion has the most truth?

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