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- 11-30-2012, 09:29 AM Thread Author #1
What's with ShopBlackberry.com us?
ShopBlackberry.com.us has been down for weeks with the lame message that it there are temporary difficulties, etc. Smacks of a company going out of business. I know better, but wish RIM would be a little more candid about what the "hay" is going on!
I agree. I brought this up earlier this week. I'm not one to cast stones at RIM... but I was looking to buy a couple PlayBooks and had to get them from Amazon instead. With the holiday shopping season among us, this really isn't an ideal time to have a retail site down... just sayin'
- 11-30-2012, 09:54 AM Thread Author #3
I'm not sure if they are having technical difficulties with it.. or just brought the site down to revamp it and it is taking longer than anticipated. Either way, not very good timing!! Hopefully it will be up soon.. although I already bought at 32 GB PlayBook for a Xmas present for my kid... $185.. I'm still peeved that I couldn't get a $150 64GB version from Office Depot.
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02-13-2013, 03:40 PM #6Yeah, it's been down for a while now. ShopBlackBerry.com wasn't powered by BlackBerry, but by a third party company who then went bankrupt. Left them without a store, so BlackBerry is now building a new one.
Here's the statement from BlackBerry on it I received when I reached out after it first went down.
"Due to circumstances beyond our control, ShopBlackBerry.com is temporarily unavailable. Customers who have paid for merchandise but have yet to receive it will have their orders fulfilled by RIM as soon as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience this situation may cause.
"We are currently working to restore functionality so that customers are able to continue purchasing BlackBerry Smartphones, Tablets and Accessories from ShopBlackBerry.com in the near future. BlackBerry products remain on sale from a wide variety of retail websites and locations around the world."
They just updated the ShopBlackBerry store landing page recently to a coming soon for BB10, but for a few weeks before that they were linking out to other retailers. They actually had ShopCrackBerry.com listed as the recommended online store.
I'm sure they're hustling to get relaunched as fast as possible.Kevin Michaluk
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I've used IE for years on this site with no problems whatsoever... until the past week. My computer freezes/locks up on this site, too, and no other site. I have to do the refresh thing every time to get a page to load; and it often takes 15 or 20 minutes before it finally does. Now that I know to actually double-click on refresh, it loads a little quicker; but there's no way for others to find out what's going on because they can't get in here. This is happening to a whole lot of Gator fans, as I've gotten at least a dozen PM's on other sites asking me if I know what's going on. Fans are actually being forced to discuss it on other sites because they can't open this thread to say anything. If all the fans who are having a problem could open this thread to report it, it'd be at least 20 or 30 pages long. It's most definitely a site problem.
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(416) 466-1888 x2
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Dinner: Tuesday- Saturday: 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM
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Tapas / Small Plates, Contemporary European, Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service
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From product launches, wedding receptions, engagement parties and corporate functions, Nyood is able to accommodate 25 - 220 guests with ease. Allow our dedicated events team to coordinate every detail from in house catering to decor. Chef Ariel Coplan will happily customize a menu for your event or feel free to choose from the many catering options available. Nyood is available for private and non exclusive affairs.
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Rooted in tradition yet inspired by the contemporary, Nyood Restaurant is a celebration of food as it was intended to be experienced, juxtaposed against the grandeur of a baroque inspired space. The seasonal and communal cuisine of executive chef Stephen Ricci highlights the beauty found within
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I had some friends visiting from
Boston and I wanted to show them what Toronto had to offer. Unfortunately the service and the food was disappointing. We were the only people in the restaurant when we arrived and it took 20 minutes to receive drinks. During the meal, we were not approached by the server for more drinks. However, the server was very nice. The ribs were good but the portion would not feed a small child. The steak was not cut well so there was a lot of unpleasant excess fat. The halibut was decent. The pizza had very little toppings but was good for filler. On a positive note, the atmosphere was pleasant and the decor was great."
Dined on 11/30/2013
Slowest service ever they cleared
our plates before all our dishes came and then proceeded to Give us napkins"
Dined on 11/9/2013
My husband and I went there for
our anniversary dinner - all I did was add a comment to our open table reservation that it was an anniversary dinner. We were greeted with a Happy Anniversary welcome at the door by the host and as soon as we sat down we received complimentary sparkling wine from our server to celebrate. This was truly the best service we had at a restaurant in a while and the food was great!"
Dined on 9/15/2013
This is the second time that I
have been to Nyood after my initial visit blew my tastebuds away! Unfortunately the second time was a slight let-down. The wait staff were once again friendly and attentive, but this time the food wasn't as good. The flavour and size of the chicken drumettes had changed and they tasted like chicken wings from a pub little to no seasoning. We also ordered ravioli which was under-cooked (however the replacement was perfect!) On the plus side, the beef short-ribs and turkish flatbread were both amazing and the wait-staff were very apologetic about the chewy ravioli. Gorgeous decor too!"
Dined on 8/4/2013
We had a short list of 4
restaurants for Summerlicious 2013 and chose Nyood because it had the most interesting menu. We both enjoyed the fried oyster first plate and could have eaten more. The oysters had a nice crispy coating, although we both agreed that the pieces could have been bigger and juicier. The scallops were excellent; extra-large, seared until crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside. We will definitely go back for this dish. The buttermilk marinated chicken had a crispy coating but the meat was a little mushy. Overall, the food lived up to our expectations and the service was friendly and attentive. We give Nyood a thumbs up."
Dined on 7/13/2013
This was our second visit. The
first visit didn't go so well, and I wrote about it. They invited me back, and now they have a new chef. The new chef, made a whole lot of difference, along with service that was very enjoyable. Traditional breakfast: Tasty, there's no other way to put it. Burger: Also very delicious. We'd go back."
Dined on 6/9/2013
Restaurant recommended by friends.
Upon browsing the website, we were intrigued. We arrived to find great decor. The menu wasn't as advertised on website - now sharing menu. Don't mind but wasn't what we were in the mood for. Cocktails tasty esp. argh I'm a pirate. Server was MIA for long stretches, not bothering to check in, refill our sparkling water/ask if we wanted drinks. Food arrived in a disjointed way, so one of us finished long before others got theirs. Dishes delivered by different people, so when we asked server about ribs that took over an hour, he had no clue.Food we got was lukewarm and largely flavourless, overcooked and salty. The restaurant was nearly empty, so a crowded busy night could not be offered as an excuse."
Dined on 5/17/2013
Chicken and Waffles are
amazing Fantastic Service. New chef apparently, so if you really want the Gingerbread pancakes, call ahead to see if its on the menu."
Dined on 5/12/2013
Went to Nyood for Mother's Day
brunch with my parents and grandmother. Everyone enjoyed their meal, the service was great, and then even accommodated us by turning down the music a bit when we asked. Overall, a very pleasant experience."
Dined on 5/12/2013
We all had a good time. Price was
good the food was good Always ask the wait staff what they like can't go wrong"
Dined on 4/27/2013
The service was very slow, but the
servers were good when they showed up. We were at our table for 45 minutes before we got our drink order. We had a group of 8 and ordered a number of different items from the menu and they were all one more delicious than the next."
Dined on 4/12/2013
For a place that's supposed to be
pretty nice, that was probably the worst Eggs Bene that we've had. Eggs: We each had one that didn't run at all (almost to hard boiled status). Meaning, they knew they messed it up. Peameal bacon: Cold. Stone cold. Salty. Fries: They were ok, but again, not hot. Music for brunch = loud. It was turned off for a minute, and I thought, wow, that's nice. Then it came back on. It's brunch, guys. C'mon. Music for brunch = loud. It was turned off for a minute, and I thought, wow, that's nice. Then it came back on. It's brunch, guys. C'mon."
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Alston goes on to talk about the experiments to which Kaczynski was subjected, the Murray experiment, which he describes in these words: "Vehement, sweeping and personally abusive. Attacks were made assaulting his subjects' egos and most cherished ideas and beliefs."
I would like us to understand and accept not only the face of the attack, but the heart of the battle. In doing this, in understanding both the face and the heart, we can get to the truth and not lose sight of the person.
The first and foremost challenge is the face that stands before us, which is unblushingly strident, and exhibits a smuggled-in autocracy. You see, once upon a time, the ramifications of anti-theism, or atheism or agnosticism, were at least understood for what they were. For example, when you read Darwin, writing even in his earliest understanding of The Origin of Species, one of the comments he makes is this: the philosophical ramifications of his idea could be dire. He shuddered at the possibility of how "nature red in tooth and claw" could engender horrific carnage in the years, decades, and centuries to come.
Darwin understood the logical implications of the worldview that would be engendered from what it was he was propounding. He had that idea somehow, and he was fearful of what its possibilities would entail. Even Nietzsche, as bold as he was, and as unapologetic as he was, realized that the playing field was stripped wide open, and the consequences could be staggering.
Once upon a time, the naturalist, understanding his or her worldview, had a healthy respect for the possibilities and, with some degree of apprehension, would try to work his or her way through them. Maybe that is why, even now, cosmological arguments are attacked roundly by many of them, which has been done for years. While the argument from design has also been given heavy attention, now all of a sudden the moral argument is the one that is facing this kind of a charge. But at the same time there is a stridency--a fearsome stridency.
Let me explain what I mean here. Listen to the words of Richard Dawkins giving an illustration of the philosophical ramifications of naturalism:
There was a well-known television chef who did a stunt recently by cooking a human placenta and serving it up as a paté, fried with scallops, garlic, lime juice, and everything. Everybody said it was delicious. The father had seventeen helpings. A scientist can point out as I have done that this is actually an act of cannibalism--worse, since cloning is such a live issue at the moment, because the placenta is a true genetic clone of the baby. Science cannot tell you if it is right or wrong to eat your own baby's clone, but it can tell you that is what you are doing, then you can decide for yourself whether you think it is right or wrong.
So on one hand, Dawkins just finished telling you that science cannot tell you whether what you are doing is right or wrong, but science gives you the authority to tell you that you alone determine whether it is right or wrong.
A stridency--an unblushing stridency--and a smuggled-in autocracy. What is that smuggled-in autocracy? Somehow there are those in the academy who would like to locate the single vision in either chemistry or biology or physics, then they will have explanatory power over all of life itself.
Listen to Thomas Nagel, professor of philosophy at NYU:
In speaking of the fear of religion, I don't mean to refer to the entirely reasonable hostility toward certain established religions . . . in virtue of their objectionable moral doctrines, social policies and political influence. Nor am I referring to the association of many religious beliefs with superstition and the acceptance of evident empirical falsehoods. I am talking about something much deeper--namely the fear of religion itself. . . . I want atheism to be true and am made uneasy by the fact that some of the most intelligent and well informed people I know are religious believers. It isn't just that I don't believe in God and naturally hope there is no God! I don't want there to be a God; I don't want the universe to be like that.
When I finished an open forum at Cornell University, packed with over a thousand students, a young woman came to the front and was literally crying. She said, "Every waking moment I am living with naturalistic assumptions. You are presenting an ultimate paradigm shift. How can I possibly make that kind of a change in the atmosphere in which I am living every waking moment of my life?"
You see, one can pity her deep struggle--why can't physics explain it all? Listen again to Dawkins. "There is at the bottom of it all no good, no evil, no purpose, nothing but"--and how do you like this value-added term--"blind pitiless indifference. DNA neither knows nor cares. DNA just is, and we dance to its music."
So we can all be reduced somehow to physics or chemistry or biology.
There is a second challenge: It is a disposition that points to the immoral while de-legitimizing morality at the same time. I don't know if I've been in an open forum anywhere when there has not been a student or a professor from somewhere who has stood up and talked about all of the atrocities that have been committed in the name of Christianity. And it is not just in the West that you hear this. You can walk in any Middle East country and hear Muslims saying that to you. You can walk into India and you will hear it time and time again. To the average Indian, the Christian faith is associated with the days of the British Raj; they were unable to differentiate between a generalized perspective of life and the specific teachings of Christ Himself.
But the truth of the matter is that it was Mahatma Ghandi who once said, "I like their Christ, and I don't like their Christians." And when you go on to the historical records, you see this black eye that Christendom has and to which it must own up.
However, atheism has, in fact, engendered greater carnage than "Christendom" in its politicized exploits. But when atheism worked its way into violence and sensuality, it was the logical outworking of some of their beliefs. When politicized Christianity did what it did, it was in violation of the teaching and the very person of Christ. That is the difference in the worldviews.
What may we deduce? Is it possible that somewhere in the deepest recesses of the human heart, we are really not battling intellectual ideas as much as we are fighting for the right of our sexual proclivities and our passionate indulgences?
Aldous Huxley said it when he wrote his book Ends and Means [London, Chatto & Windus, 1937]. "We objected to morality because it interfered with our sexual freedom."
Now bear that in mind. You and I have normal drives; how much more perverse can your passions be when you want the freedom to do whatever you want to do whenever you want to do it in any way you want to do it? At least in the temptations common to us all, the Christian leans upon the power of God to resist. The anti-theist wants unbridled freedom and sexuality, which may be the heart of his or her struggle.
At one university lecture, with well over 1,000 in attendance, a woman ran up after my talk was finished, grabbed the microphone and screamed out at me, "Who told you life needed to be coherent? Where did you get this idea of cultural coherence from?" I replied, "Wait a minute, ma'am. I was quoting Daniel Bell the sociologist who said culture is an effort to find a coherent set of answers for the existential questions that confront all of us in the passage of our lives." She said, "Ah! Words, words, words."
I replied, "All right, I will try to answer you, but I have one question for you first: Do you want my answer to you to be coherent, or may it be incoherent?"
The sad reality was that at the end of that talk--and all kinds of things happened that night--when I was being driven back to the airport the next day one of the organizers asked, "Are you aware of the person who raised that question?" I said, "No I'm not." He went on to explain to me that the physical body of that particular individual was a contradiction in itself--supposedly born one way, but hormonally predisposed toward another.
Now I ask you, why would she want a coherent set of answers to life if her body itself was sending to her incoherent signals? And my heart was heavy with the realization of what she probably was battling inside.
May I suggest to you it is a disposition that points to the immoral when the academy rails against us today while through the back door it is smuggling in an epistemology based on physiology at worst and moral relativism at best.
The third challenge is a language that endorses spirituality, while intellectually it denies the spiritual.
We saw an unblushing stridency with a smuggled-in autocracy, a disposition that points to the immoral while de-legitimizing morality, and now we hear a language that endorses spirituality, while intellectually denying the supernatural.
You see, what we get is a heavy dose of spirituality. It's all right if you want to talk about a certain religion. Up to a point one fully understands its strident claims, too. But it's very welcome to talk about Eastern philosophies, be it Buddhism, Hinduism, or some pantheistic worldview. And that's fine, for I think in a legitimately pluralistic society we must be able to hear these counter-perspectives and people must be given freedom to share those views.
My heartache in all of this is: why are these views accepted with cultural protection, while the Christian faith is openly debunked and mocked? So it is a language that endorses spirituality, while intellectually denying the supernatural--more particularly, certainly, the Christian faith.
But that is only the façade. What is really being brought in through the back door is a divinization of the counter-culture and the deification of the self.
Let me try to pull this down into a funnel point here, so that I can make three different responses to this predicament. If you turn to the Hindu scriptures and the Upanishads, you will read something like this: A father was talking to his son who had gone away 12 years for an education, and comes away without understanding what the self is really all about. And so the father decides to teach the son. And in the Chandogya Upanishad, the sacred scriptures of the Hindus, there is this conversation:
The father looks at the son and points to a tree and says, "What do you see there?" And the son names the kind of tree it is. And he asks, "What do you see hanging from its branches?" And the son says, "I see fruit hanging from its branches, father." And the father says, "Go and bring me that fruit." And the son goes and brings the fruit, and the father says, "Break this fruit open completely." The son breaks it open. The father says, "What do you see now?" He replies, "I see seeds, seeds everywhere!" He says, "Break open one of those seeds." And the son breaks open one of those seeds, and the father looks at him and says, "What do you see now?" And the son says, "I see nothing, I see absolutely nothing." And the father looks at him and gives him that famous line from Upanishadic teaching, after saying to him, "Out of the nothingness that is inside the seed, came this whole marvelous structure of this tree. Out of such nothingness, son, sprouts your life. Tat tvam asi, "thou art that." Nothingness.
That is the essential nature of yourself; out of that nothingness emerges and flowers your individuality. Isn't it fascinating that while science has gone so far--philosophers now plead that we must have an interest in people, not just in ideas--the truth of the matter is that the value of the person is lost? And when you move into an escape in Eastern philosophy, you find some marriage of the minds there. There is an essence really of nothing in the essential self. You end up with some kind of a fluid idea of ultimate reality which then ultimately goes and is absorbed into that impersonal absolute called Brahman, and the self no longer exists as we know it.
If there is one thing I see so fundamentally different from the gospel of Christ to anywhere else you would turn in the pantheistic worldviews, it is this: Jesus identified the individual so clearly and called upon that individual for communion with the divine in an "I-You" relationship. Eastern pantheism eradicates that individuality. That's why there is only one capital "I" and no "I-You"--and the self is lost. And what has actually happened now in an effort to exalt the self in an autocracy and an autonomy is this: we have ended up in a society that has no value for the self at all. It was little wonder that a man like Ted Kaczynski did not think he was killing any people--he was only killing an idea.
What can you and I do in this situation? I give you three responses to this unblushing stridency, to this disposition that points to the immoral, and to this language that endorses spirituality while intellectually denying the supernatural.
Number one is this: If at the heart of the battle is a struggle on where to anchor morality, then for the Christian, life must be inseparable from the word.
If there is one apologetic struggle I live with, it is this question: why is it so many people who talk of a supernatural transformation show so little of the transformed life? Why, when we talk so much about the work of the Holy Spirit of regeneration in a life, is it no longer so obvious to the unbeliever who does not see the change, but only hears our language?
Somehow we in the academy must come to grips with the possibility that we no longer need to convince the average student of the aimlessness with which the majority of people live. But somewhere that student may desperately need to see a life that is consistently lived in its proclamation and in its deed.
Consider Sir Thomas More in the play A Man For All Seasons, when he was imprisoned for not supporting his king in an immoral venture. His daughter comes to him and says, "Dad, why don't you at least in words say it is okay? You don't have to in your heart really mean it. Just verbally affirm what the king is doing. We can have you back. They will let you out of this prison."
Sir Thomas More looks at his daughter and says, "Meg, you don't understand! You don't understand what the word means." He said, "When you give somebody your word, it is like taking your life and holding it in your hands. You are cupping your life in your hands when you are giving them your word. And should you let that word fall through, you will look down and not find yourself there."
If there is something the secular world longs to see, it is that the apologist, the philosopher, the economist, the mathematician, the scientist--whatever discipline you come from--lives a life that shows that unmistakable inner quality. Then they will be enchanted by the brilliance of the mind that God has so mercifully given to you, and they will see the translation of it into a humble spirit--a life that is so beautifully lived.
Henri Nouwen, who wrote The Return of the Prodigal Son (New York : Doubleday, 1992), gave up his teaching position at Harvard in order to work with the mentally handicapped in Toronto. His book was based on the power that Rembrandt's picture of the Prodigal Son had upon his life when he had gone to St. Petersburg and stared at that picture for three hours. Henri Nouwen said, "You know, I have preached an awful lot about the forgiving father, the receiving father. I'm not sure I have fully been engulfed in that myself to understand this kind of love." He said he went to work with the mentally handicapped "not because I had something to teach them, but because they had something to teach me."
Nouwen wrote of one of the young women at the institution who would always stand at the door welcoming each new person, people who would often have some unattractive saliva or whatever falling down the mouth. But she would just reach over and grab them and embrace them, give them a kiss and welcome them into that place. Henri Nouwen said, "It had been a long time since I understood what it was to receive such unconditional love."
Secondly, hope is to be inseparable from death. As we talk about the hope for the university, as we talk about all of the possibilities, my plea is this: somehow, somewhere we need to bear in mind that God not only wants us to proclaim the triumphs and the victory that He gives, but--and here's what I want to say to you as candidly as I can--may we never forget the heart of the gospel, which is the cross of Jesus Christ.
Mahatma Gandhi said it clearly: there were many things in the Vedas he wished he could remove, said he. There were many things about the Christian faith he did not understand, said he, and some he did not like, he stated. But the most powerful truth in the Christian gospel is unmatched anywhere else: the cross of Jesus Christ. And Martin Luther King, Jr., in one of the most colorful sermons he ever preached, declared the marvel and the beauty of the cross. If we forget that, we have forgotten the heart of the gospel.
A director of an interdisciplinary study of religion in relation to science in one article pleaded with the church to change:
To be truly evangelical, the church of the next millennium will need a theology that will necessarily have to be genuinely liberal and even radical, particularly in its relation to a worldview shaped by science. For Christian theology to have any viability, it may well have to be stripped down to the newly-conceived essentials, minimalist in its affirmations; only then will it attain that degree of verisimilitude with respect to ultimate realities which science has to natural ones, and only then can it command respect as a vehicle of public truth.
I've got news for this scholar: what he wants is a Christianity that is evidently not biblical.
When I speak at an open forum in universities worldwide, the greatest silence in the audience comes in the last 20 minutes of two days of presentations, when I take them back to the cross before taking them to the empty tomb. And as that cross is expounded, there is silence in the auditorium as the hearts of men and women are listening eagerly to this counter-perspective of Jesus Christ that stands so unique and so awesomely powerful.
Lastly, the struggle is inseparable from the triumph. Yes, these are hard days. But I also believe that somehow in the midst of all of this, God is still going to bring some triumph of glorious possibilities.
Some years ago I was in Beirut, Lebanon. I have a friend there who is called Sammy. Sammy is a short man--like a teddy bear. He just bursts with enjoyment. He loves doctrine, he loves life; he loves to live out that doctrine. You can never talk anything in silence or quietude with him--he's loud. You sit in his van and it moves more by prayer than by any mechanical ability under that hood. He drives you through enemy territory with the bumpersticker, "Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God."
As we were chugging along one day, some Syrian soldiers came and stopped us, all armed to the teeth. I said, "That's it. I'll be buried in the Bacca Valley." They asked us to lower the window and an officer planted his gun into the van, and he looked at Sammy and said, "Do you have any dynamite? Any explosives?" Sammy said, "Yes! This van is full of explosives!" I was sitting next to him and I thought, "This guy is strange. I don't know where he gets his humor." Then Sammy rummages under a tarpaulin over the van, with the Syrian soldiers just staring at him, and he pulls out a New Testament, and he says, "This is the dynamite. It's not the kind that will hurt."
The Syrian soldier was rather disgusted with that. Sammy insisted that he take it, so the soldier decided to pay attention to me. After remarking on my status as an Indian, he saluted us again and waved us on.
Sammy chugged for about 20 yards and pulled up. I asked myself, "Now what is he doing?" He looks at me and he says, "Brother Ravi, you don't know how much it upsets me to see all these soldiers, 50,000 of them from another land, in my country taking it over. One day I got on my knees and got angry with God, and I asked Him what He was doing to my land, sending all these people in here. And I sensed God interrupting me and saying, 'Sammy, just a minute. For all these years you have complained that Syria has not allowed missionaries within her territory, and you kept complaining that I do something about it. And now that I sent 50,000 Syrians to you, you are still complaining about it.'"
Ladies and gentlemen, he has placed you in the academy. He is giving you an audience that will make a world of a difference some day.
Let me close with this simple illustration: I've been to Athens many times. When I was there last, I noticed something I had never noticed before. We had just come off Mars Hill, and I was walking on the main street by Mars Hill and the Areopagus there. It's a beautiful setting, magnificent in history. Nice apartments overlook it.
As we were walking on that street, I suddenly caught sight of the road sign with the name of the street--I couldn't believe what I was reading. So I called all of my friends together and said, "Look at that name on this road opposite Mars Hill. Look at this big street; look at what it is called! Dionysius Areopagetos--Dionysius the Areopagite." When Paul went to Athens, the Bible says some scoffed, some said they would hear him another time, and some of them believed. One of those who believed was Dionysius the Areopagite. Two thousands years later, this street has his name.
Someday, somewhere, a great mind will be proclaiming the gospel for Christ's sake. Behind it may well be your name because you stood firm and you stood strong. My heart is burdened for the academy, and how glad I am that men and women like you are there. May God richly bless you


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Nope nope nope. Marriage isn't a right
It isn't the marriage which is the human right. It is the right not to be discriminated against on the basis of your sexuality or gender (or, in the case of mixed-race marriages in the US, race). Without same-sex marriage you have a situation where the state is saying "this couple can get married, but this couple can't because they are of the same sex."
Which is partly why same-sex marriage wasn't an issue in much of the Western world 40 years ago; discrimination on the basis of sexuality wasn't considered to be a thing - in some places same-sex relationships were still illegal. But that's progress for you.
I walk up to a pregnant woman, stab her in the gut, kill the 'foetus'. I should only be charged with assault (or possibly attempted murder).
I can't speak for most jurisdictions, but in England you couldn't be convicted of murder (or manslaughter etc.) unless the woman died. English law does not consider a foetus to be a "person", therefore it cannot be murdered.
However, if you were to cause damage to the foetus but it was still able to be born alive, then it becomes a person. If it subsequently dies as a result of your actions, that could be murder.
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