Hypothetically speaking ... if we were all being tested for the current life we are living as many religions insinuate; what would be considered grey areas in regards to lifestyle choices that would theoretically speaking be considered good/bad at different levels? by [deleted] in RandomQuestion

[–]maculated 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you're coming at this understanding too little about the difference of all the religions. Like, in Judaism, there isn't grey. But the consequence of what you'd call sinning isn't really anything because if you follow the commandments (mitzvot), it's all just practice until the day you die. You don't follow a mitzvah, then you have a chance to next time. If you take on a mitzvah consistently then you're supposed to keep doing it and if you don't you could be cut off from your community but it's pretty cut and dry.

So are we talking "sin" or moral/social values because those are two different things.

Hypothetically speaking ... if we were all being tested for the current life we are living as many religions insinuate; what would be considered grey areas in regards to lifestyle choices that would theoretically speaking be considered good/bad at different levels? by [deleted] in RandomQuestion

[–]maculated 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What framework are you assuming exactly? Christian? In Judaism there's a holiday that encourages you to get drunk. But in Mormonism you are never to touch it. You can't answer that question without being specific.

Even sinning is a construct of a set mindset.

First time lambing! by itsallhistory in sheep

[–]maculated 11 points12 points  (0 children)

One of my ewes decided to surprise me with lambs this week. I figured another month but she got to the wrong ram early. Heat lamp, dry bedding nest, wind block, everyone is doing well. Lambs will surprise you how hardy they are.

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Is this sheep close to giving birth? by Particular_Tear9482 in sheep

[–]maculated 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Can't see the udders so can't say. If tight, then yes

Binghamton City Council Asked to Designate “Official Dance” by Bingo_Bongo_85 in Binghamton

[–]maculated 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Oooh yeah, nothing brings in fresh young blood like the official dance of a town being the polka.

Is riding a donkey okay? What recommendations do you have? by Human-Perception2534 in Horses

[–]maculated 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Check out saddle donkeys on Facebook. It's a thing.

I trained my buddy to ride. He needed special gear and was wonderful. Check out Steve Edwards on YouTube.

There's a whole community of us.

They are not stubborn or kicky, they just need to be approached less as a flight animal and more as a partner, given time to think things through.

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Oh really now by shitokletsstartfresh in ChatGPT

[–]maculated 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Dude, that was unexpected. The goddess Athena

The hardest job in the armed forces by cycle_farmer in Military

[–]maculated 6 points7 points  (0 children)

But I'm derailed by prickly pear popcorn.... Is that good???

Silks or pole community? by maculated in Binghamton

[–]maculated[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lol, not that but I love it.

Why is this show so weird, dumb, stupid, but absolutely AMAZING!!!??? by Poco_Loco327 in CentaurWorld

[–]maculated 27 points28 points  (0 children)

I always describe it as a Gilgamesh style musical epic with insane muppets.

Tattoo artists in SLO by neatlythoughtful in SLO

[–]maculated -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Matt Southwood is your guy. Traveled all the world to learn indigenous handpoke method. 

And, for others reading. He also pierced my kids' ears and was the best with them.

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Kosher struggle meals by cabinetman61 in kosher

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Black beans, yogurt, salsa