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No, I am not picking and choosing what rules to follow. That would be heresy. It has been revealed to me that God's most important rule is that I, uniquely, am called to do whatever I want at any time. Because that's God's plan for me. To do what I want. Likewise, you are called to do what I want too, or receive temporal and eternal divine punishment.

yeah, seems legit.

Is he still regularly hitting on elon's mom? That's the funniest bit ever.

They've been on such a roll the last few years, but damn I missed that one. If anyone has a collection of highlights please share.

Where in the Bible says "Divorce" Angela? If girls have to die because of shitstains like you, you will keep being the wife of that repulsive weirdo who married you

If I remember correctly, there are only two things that all the sources agree Jesus said:
The church is like a mustard seed
Divorce is bad
- Divorce in the Bible kinda wild.
  Moses permits a man to divorce his wife except when a man provably falsely accuses his wife of not being a virgin (literally if her father presents to the town a bloodied sheet from the wedding night) or if a man rapes an unbetrothed virgin (he must marry the girl he raped though)
  Jesus says, "Yeah, Moses said you can divorce people, but that wasn't God's plan. God just changed his mind cause y'all were removed too much. Unless one of you cheats then it's chill to divorce." The disciples in response quip about how it's better to stay single then and Jesus responds, "yeah it's better not to fuck around."
  Paul, acknowledging neither precedent, then comes along and says if your unbelieving partner wants to leave let them.
  In conclusion God allows divorce unless your husband is shit, but actually he hates it and it was never part of his perfect plan unless you cheat, but he changed his mind cause people were hard to deal with, but really it's totally permissible if your unbelieving partner wants it.
  This clearly demonstrates the acclaimed love and deep understanding of a God who is forever unchanging, "the same yesterday, today, and forever," and who is the single source of objective morality.
- Except for sexual immorality.
- I'm from catholic culture, we talk about what's in the bible but nobody ever read it, unlike those evangelical weirdos

I once read a couple of the gospels out of curiosity, and what I found interesting is how fixated the character of Jesus is with divorce across all of them. It's like the only thing you can say definitively that Jesus was serious about was that divorce was bad.

Dude got dumped once and really held a grudge
- The divorced dude arc goes back a ways.

Texas law time.

No-Fault Grounds for Divorce:

Separation of 3+ years
Irreconcilable Differences
3+ years of confinement in a Mental institution

Fault-Grounds for Divorce:

Adultery - Book of Matthew 19:9
Abuse - Book of Proverbs 6:16-19 (the 7 deadly sins)
Abandonment - First Book of Corinthians 7:13-15
Felony Conviction - Book of Supply-Side Jesus 3:21-22

Ken Paxton cheated on his wife (adultery) and then moved out of the house (abandonment).

He really is the Lisan al ghaib of posting

Mr. Slide into yo dm's