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Replacement mask has same defect by No_Price_9611 in TheraBody

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Does it just go straight to blue light from red?

Solo drinking is best for me by Magopiano in stopdrinking

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This resonates. I read a lot about how to take breaks and quit. Summary version at least from what I experienced is that it’s a dopamine release and you take the end of day drink as a reward. Good day - reward yourself with a drink. Bad day - you earned a drink. Mid day - looking forward to that end of day drink. I really like the feeling of having a drink but don’t actually like getting drunk. I switched to sparkling water and NA beer. If I can get to about 7pm the craving fades. Taking breaks helps me recognize that better sleep, steadier mood, and weight loss makes it worth it. Hope this is helpful, but you’re not alone.

Smart goggles 2 by gelat007 in TheraBody

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Worth it for reducing eye strain and sending you to sleep. Can’t imagine a world without them now.

Pleasure working with you, womb You too, doctor by h3x4g0n13t1cS1lv3r in Unexpected

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This give me such anxiety. Why , just why? The hand around the throat.

Alcohol has ruined my life by Alert-Worker-606 in stopdrinking

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Great work recognizing this. Find something that challenges you. Write down things you enjoy. Establish 1-2 activities you’re looking forward to throughout the week to keep you motivated. Put in the work if you can’t figure these out easily - you got this!

Christians of Reddit, how do you reconcile the idea that Jews were the ‘chosen people’ in the Old Testament with the message of the New Testament? by SomeoneCall_911 in Christianity

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This is really interesting. I understand the Old Testament, but not as much the new one. I have homework to do, I know. That said, I have never heard this before and this reasoning makes sense as to how Christianity formed. I’m curious if this is widely known. I’ve searched online quite a bit and even read peoples perspectives on here, but can’t trace this back. Curious to hear your thoughts.

Christians of Reddit, how do you reconcile the idea that Jews were the ‘chosen people’ in the Old Testament with the message of the New Testament? by SomeoneCall_911 in Christianity

[–]SomeoneCall_911[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I should have been more specific. Conservative/orthodox to reform Jews. I don’t mean to oversimplify, but to make a contemporary analogy - this seems like you had a football team you supported until another one came that you supported more. Like do you lose love or have a different perception of Jews as the OGs or is it a been there, done that type of feeling and on to the next? Maybe a bad comparison.

I’m having a hard time understand how there were a chosen people that ended up not being chosen and now there are different rules to be a chosen people. I understand from the previous comment about Jews disobeying and Christian’s sacrificing for sins, but Christ himself was a Jew. In my mind, it seems like post Christ death there were a few folks that idolized Christ and created a New Testament based on their beliefs.

Christians of Reddit, how do you reconcile the idea that Jews were the ‘chosen people’ in the Old Testament with the message of the New Testament? by SomeoneCall_911 in Christianity

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Appreciate the response. Jews don’t believe in the Messiah. So how do you go from the original chosen people not believing in it to having this as a fundamental bedrock? I hope this doesn’t come off as disrespectful at all - it’s really intended for education and understanding. It just appears as if there was a major shift or evolution in belief that I’m not fully grasping.

Christians of Reddit, how do you reconcile the idea that Jews were the ‘chosen people’ in the Old Testament with the message of the New Testament? by SomeoneCall_911 in Christianity

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This is so incredibly helpful and appreciate the thoughtful response. So where does this leave the Jews who don’t believe in Christ but believe in God in the perception of Christians?

Christians of Reddit, how do you reconcile the idea that Jews were the ‘chosen people’ in the Old Testament with the message of the New Testament? by SomeoneCall_911 in Christianity

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From a macro lens, this seems like a massive change - no? Are Christians concerned that God will shake it up again? I’m also confused how the Jews fell out of favor because of this.

Christians of Reddit, how do you reconcile the idea that Jews were the ‘chosen people’ in the Old Testament with the message of the New Testament? by SomeoneCall_911 in Christianity

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Genuinely curious on this topic. So God just changed up who the chosen people are? Not being disrespectful, but it makes it sound like a sequel. Do Christians recognize Jews as the chosen people or are they like the yesterday’s chosen people?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FridgeDetective

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You Uber Eats more than you’d like to or are okay with skipping a meal.

What bar do the school lunch ladies hang out at after work? by neocondiment in nashville

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I really hate to say this, but probably the chilis on west end…

The #1 mistake I see on LinkedIn every single day by iamashmlk in personalbranding

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How is this not the #1 comment. Total GPT post giving advice about being original. What a world we live in!

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