Also this doesn’t say anything about the Earth.
Plus you can’t keep give a liberal reading of the bible to be:
- god created the heaven and the earth. God created the heavenly bodies.
- God created the sky - earths atmosphere and climate
- God separates oceans - creates continental forms, and plant based life
- God creates the moon and sun and stars. This one seems out of order to me… maybe just the earth and solar system stabilize. I don’t know how pll ok ants exist without the sun, so maybe it’s microbes or something.
- God creates birds and sea creatures. Maybe birds are dinosaurs.
- God creates modern land animals, then creates man and woman. That makes sense, mankind is certainly new with only a few hundred thousand years of records before civilization starts.
That doesn’t have to imply the earth is 4000 years old. Even the original wording could be read as eon instead of day.
That man is beyond the hands-on-hips pose that other Ottawa based articles all use.
That’s not Shepherd Book
I found the movie on Tubi, so sometime between tomorrow and saturday I'll watch it.
That looks like a movie I have to watch
It's been much better, I even spent way too much time on a Weyoun meme
Had a bit of a rough day, this one has me laughing out loud
Thank you!
Yes, and now Doug is super mayor of Toronto.
Sometimes I’m glad he doesn’t realize the rest of us exist, but I’d like a premier here for all of Ontario.
Weyoun!!!
Yeah, they're not going to be affordable, but more supply is more supply in a shortage.
I'm on board with easing constraints so long as homes are built soundly and owners aren't left holding an expensive crumbling house.
I'm surprised but not really.
This is what was meant by the inflation is transitory line, the timelines are just much longer and the effect is more painful than people expect.
I'm hoping this injects some serious stimulus into the housing construction industry to boost housing supply, but I would have liked to see the government offering direct low interest loans or even construction bonds with tight default rules or co-ownership stipulations.