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ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
Mildly Interesting@lemmy.world•Reddest vs Bluest american baby names. Note these are NOT the most common names. Just the names with the biggest red-blue state prevalence divide.
46·8 months agoWhat i learn from this is that there are a lot of Muslims in blue states and that everyone is naming their daughters some variation of Oakley in red states.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
News@lemmy.world•Iranian woman, who has lived in US for 47 years, taken by Ice while gardening
1·9 months agoThe US has swaths of Iranian refugees both new and old. They probably ran her claims and determined that she would not be in direct danger. I have been heavily involved in the refugee community for a long time.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
politics @lemmy.world•Tourist claims he was denied entry to U.S. because of Vance meme on phone
2·9 months agoThe officials have come out and said that they refused him entry for admitted drug use. This same thing would keep you out of a lot of countries.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•Man 'refused entry into US' as border control catch him with bald JD Vance meme
18·9 months agoYou can look up the news story. Border control came out and clarified because of how viral his story became. You can hate the current presidency, but that does not change laws and how they are enforced.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
A Boring Dystopia@lemmy.world•Man 'refused entry into US' as border control catch him with bald JD Vance meme
222·9 months agoNah. Dude was denied entry because of admitted drug use.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What is your favorite mythological figure (of ancient religions only)?
3·2 years agoInterestingly enough, when Eelohim is used to refer to the Hebrew God in the bible, it takes singular verbs, while it take plural when referring to the gods of the nations surrounding them.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
News@lemmy.world•Indian American Parade Faces Accusations of Anti-Muslim Bigotry
14·2 years agoOne of the short o es like al Bayyina?
“Indeed, they who disbelieved among the People of the Scripture and the polytheists will be in the fire of Hell, abiding eternally therein. Those are the worst of creatures.” (QS. Al-Bayyina: Verse 6)
Law prohibits political campaign or election related activities at the cemetery, not photography in general. If their photographs are not used by their campaign officials and trump can reasonably articulate a reason to have been there aside from campaigning, which would be pretty easy, it does not seem there would be any grounds against him. It seems the news reporting on the incident is the primary coverage of the visit.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
Cool Guides@lemmy.ca•A cool guide to U.S. states with the most book bansEnglish
16·2 years agoI am not for outright banning of books, but I am against mandatory reading of certain books for classes. There are some pretty sexually graphic scenes in a number of books not marketed as erotic that I believe have no place in the standard classroom or the elementary school library. A certian section at a public library, sure, but schools, no. It is like those backrooms at blockbuster.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
ADHD memes@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Self-diagnosis is valid if it helps youEnglish
21·2 years agoI literally got my diagnosis in one day at my PCP as he went through the DSM 5 criteria and asked some questions about my childhood. It took 30 min and he was not a pill pusher. He does not ever prescribe stimulants. I tried his nonstimulant medication recommendations after feeling the need to have some intervention and they were terrible. When I asked to try a different treatment, he referred me to an in network psychiatrist and things were smooth sailing. The same was true for my two brothers who were also diagnosed as adults and one was diagnosed in another state also at his PCP.
All that being said, I think people make the jump to a psychiatrist too early when they can seek screening at a PCP first. I had to answer a few more questions for onboarding at my psychiatrist, but I never ran into any issues. I also did not have to pay for an ADHD screening because I had already been diagnosed at my PCP.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
News@lemmy.world•'It's inhumane.' Despite how hot it is, Tennessee renters don't have a right to air conditioning
5·2 years agoI am from the US and am living in malaysia at the moment and have traveled throughout South East Asia. I think the issue is not that our homes are built I efficiently, but that we just do not tolerate heat the same way that those in South East Asia do. We could open our windows and doors like they do in asia to create a draft and cool down, but it would still be warmer than we would like. Living in Asia is warmer than we would like in general.
Sounds like me when I found ecclesiasties
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
Memes@lemmy.ml•Capitalism really just reinvented sleeping outside SMH
9·2 years agoThere are nice bug nets made specifically to fit around hammocks. You see the sky and not be eaten alive.
ItDoBeHowItDoBe@lemmy.worldto
Europe@feddit.de•EU states can ban religious symbols in public workplacesEnglish
13·2 years agoI cannot read. When I first looked at this, I read, “I judge a woman by her cover” and was very confused.
They are very popular and actually have quick service once you finally get through the long line. Most of the ones around where I lived switched to two lanes. They were rated as having g the highest quality service for any fast food chain as well.
I think that is is important to note that there is very little real evidence for Christmas being taken from saturnalia. You can google christmas and saturnalia and come up with plenty of web articles, but looking at the actual history of it makes it pretty clear. Christmas takes place around the same time of saturnalia, sure, but that does not make it a Christian stab at replacing it. Saturnalia was traditionally observed between the 17th and 23rd of December, not the 25th. It was a 5-7 day festival, not a one day festival. Additionally, the church is said to have gotten the 25th by taking the day John’s father was told he would have a son (shortly after the day of attonement), the new testiment statement that Elizabeth was 6 months pregnant when Jesus was conceived, and adding 40 weeks to the end for the average pregnancy. This would put Jesus born in late December. This general time line was documented as being calculated as early as CE 200s.
From a religious viewpoint, I believe that many theists would would say that their god is perfect and the standard of morality to which everything is compared. Should something waver from this standard, it is immoral. A theist that believes in an unchanging god might then reason that a non theist, or a thiest that believes in a god that changes or is not eternal in its attributes, is not capable of operating under a seperate moral code because their code would be subject to change as they or their god changes. One is capable of acting morally if their actions fall under the fixed code, but their actions would not be moral because of their own seperate code, but because they coincide with the higher code.
Looking back to the example given from 1 Samuel, a Christian would likely reason that the actions of the Hebrew army were moral because punishment of “evil”, as defined by their god, is a moral action. Things are very rarely black and white. While most would say that killing, for example, is not good, it can be justified and moral should the conditions satisfy the proper conditions.






Nah, bro. Most Arabic speakers could read the quran because pronunciation is explicitly directed in the modern copies, but hardly anybody understands it. You have to read the tafsirs, hadith, and writings of scholars if you want to understand anything according to most every Muslim I know.