The amount of fluoride in community based water fluoridation is typically well below the levels associated with fluoride levels in studies affecting children’s IQ. Factors such as excessive TikTok use (ideally, none) are probably impacting children’s IQ levels more than fluoridation might.
Posts by Jeffro
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The evidence that fluoride lowers IQ is stronger than what was thought
by What-A-Coincidence influoride action network.
http://www.fluoridealert.org.
fan bulletin 997: new video: vyvyan howard's toronto presentation.
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The evidence that fluoride lowers IQ is stronger than what was thought
by What-A-Coincidence influoride action network.
http://www.fluoridealert.org.
fan bulletin 997: new video: vyvyan howard's toronto presentation.
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Jeffro
Witness 007:
100 years ago the Cancer rate was 1 in 100 today it's 1 in 3 people will get Cancer.....do the math,
Unless fluoridation is the only thing that changed in the last 100 years, this doesn’t math. 🤣
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Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
by jwundubbed ini found out recently that michelangelo's painting of adam on the sistine chapel depicts him without a belly button.
i had never noticed this before and it makes sense that neither adam nor eve would have belly buttons, not having been born in the usual way.
then i realized all the first animals were created rather than born, according to the religious views of the origin of life.
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Jeffro
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Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
by jwundubbed ini found out recently that michelangelo's painting of adam on the sistine chapel depicts him without a belly button.
i had never noticed this before and it makes sense that neither adam nor eve would have belly buttons, not having been born in the usual way.
then i realized all the first animals were created rather than born, according to the religious views of the origin of life.
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Jeffro
jwundubbed:
Anyway the idea that Adam and Eve and all the animals were created rather than born, still makes me wonder why no one tries to use that as an argument for why the chicken came first... from A religious point of view.
Various creationists have posited that the fully formed chicken was made first. But the more astute (but not very) creationists are forced to acknowledge that chickens as we know them were domesticated from a different species, so they (the creationists, not the chickens) say a different bird of the same ‘kind’ (a nonsense term with no distinct meaning in taxonomy) was fully formed but the chicken egg came before the domesticated chicken.
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Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
by jwundubbed ini found out recently that michelangelo's painting of adam on the sistine chapel depicts him without a belly button.
i had never noticed this before and it makes sense that neither adam nor eve would have belly buttons, not having been born in the usual way.
then i realized all the first animals were created rather than born, according to the religious views of the origin of life.
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Jeffro
ThomasMore:
VP Harris provides the philosophical answer: "So, when you think about it, there is great significance to the passage of time ...And there is such great significance to the passage of time when we think about a day in the life of our children."
Relevance to chicken and eggs: Zero. You posted irrelevant politically motivated nonsense.
Here is my take on where we are:
There are approx 334 million people in this great country.Relevance to chickens and eggs: Zero. You explicitly made it a nationalist issue.
Now you have turned it into a Nationalist issue - a leap to be sure.
You brought up an irrelevant nationalist issue and now you’re complaining about being called out on it. You are not OK.
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The Question of the "Great Apostasy" and the Historical Continuity of Christianity
by aqwsed12345 in1. the continuity and visibility of the church.
the true church must be continuous from the apostolic age.
there is no room in christianity for a "gap" or interruption of thousands of years during which true christianity ceased to exist and then was revived in the form of another movement.
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Jeffro
That generation was a moving target almost as soon as it was written.
Yes, but the choice of the expression suggests an original time of writing within a generation of Jesus’ purported ministry and written shortly after actual events presented as ‘prophecy’ that were supposed to be soon followed by the spurious supernatural events that never occurred. But the ambiguity of the ‘prophetic’ elements serves to ‘keep the dream alive’ because they can be applied to just about any period with enough squinting.
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Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
by jwundubbed ini found out recently that michelangelo's painting of adam on the sistine chapel depicts him without a belly button.
i had never noticed this before and it makes sense that neither adam nor eve would have belly buttons, not having been born in the usual way.
then i realized all the first animals were created rather than born, according to the religious views of the origin of life.
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Jeffro
ThomasMore:
Jeffro - It was intended to be prattle so I am glad you got it, it seems that you took it personal.
What possible reason would I have for taking it personal(ly)? Biased media took a cheap shot at a politician in a foreign country, and you followed suit. It’s nothing new and not remotely interesting. (I do hope you realise the US is not actually the centre of the universe).
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The Question of the "Great Apostasy" and the Historical Continuity of Christianity
by aqwsed12345 in1. the continuity and visibility of the church.
the true church must be continuous from the apostolic age.
there is no room in christianity for a "gap" or interruption of thousands of years during which true christianity ceased to exist and then was revived in the form of another movement.
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Jeffro
However, this position contradicts the teachings of the Catholic Church, which holds that the sanctity of the Church does not depend on the moral state of its members.
No conflict of interest there. 🤣
However, these sins do not justify the broad generalization that every priest or the entire Church is guilty.
Oh goody, a straw man.🤦♂️Can’t be bothered going through everything in that (yet another) rambling post. I guess ‘all Catholics’ must have a problem with being concise. 😒
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The Question of the "Great Apostasy" and the Historical Continuity of Christianity
by aqwsed12345 in1. the continuity and visibility of the church.
the true church must be continuous from the apostolic age.
there is no room in christianity for a "gap" or interruption of thousands of years during which true christianity ceased to exist and then was revived in the form of another movement.
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Jeffro
peacefulpete:
Again, the parallels of the events surrounding Bar Kokhba and Judas Maccabeus, are pretty hard to miss.
It is an interesting idea, and it is ‘possible’ (highly likely) that edits were made to the documents after their original form. But it’s also very easy to see ‘obvious parallels’ after later events have occurred (and it’s what JWs and other groups do for their own ‘obvious’ interpretations about ‘our day’). Of course, unlike the JW nonsense, it’s not entirely implausible that references to events up to the 130s may have been edited in, but that much later is not consistent with the narrative that everything was expected to occur ‘within a generation’.
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The Question of the "Great Apostasy" and the Historical Continuity of Christianity
by aqwsed12345 in1. the continuity and visibility of the church.
the true church must be continuous from the apostolic age.
there is no room in christianity for a "gap" or interruption of thousands of years during which true christianity ceased to exist and then was revived in the form of another movement.
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Jeffro
The essence of the red herring fallacy
Ironically, the entire longwinded passage was a red herring. Quite independent of the fact that there are legitimate criticisms of Catholicism in particular, like all brands of Christianity, Catholicism relies on superstition, unreliable traditions and unverifiable claims.