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Aren't there are lot of posts in here! not many replies.

Today, after receiving a powered USB hub from Amazon.com.au I am resurrecting a slightly crippled Windows 10 on my Teclast X98 Air 3G tablet. I damaged its drivers by installing "optional updates" for drivers. The optional updates didn't work, and Microsoft did warn that they might not, so it...

Aside from Gordon Clarke's rhyme (and he meant it as a criticism of some Presbyterians who he said believed "nothing, just nothing at all") I have never heard a pastor in any church I have visited teach that we may sin as we please and still have remission.

Interesting. I became a Catholic for some theological reasons (the antiquity of the Church, her unity, and apostolic practises) and some liturgical reasons (I like the mass with its emphasis on the Holy Eucharist, its scripture readings, and short homily) and some convenience reasons (it was...

If, for some good reason, you were to decide to become either a Catholic or an Orthodox Christian, which would you choose?

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With the rosary and most Catholic liturgical prayers from the Divine Office Catholics (me included) open with the sign of the cross and its accompanying prayer In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Then follows the prayer we intend to pray, be it spontaneous or...

I know that more posts appear in the "Christians only" part of this site, and I understand why that is so, and I understand why non-trinitarians who like to discuss matters that are not directly related to the doctrine of the Trinity may want to participate in such threads in the "Christians...

The topic comes from a little rhyme that Gordon Clarke wrote in his book What Do Presbyterians Believe I think he thought that some Presbyterians believed nothing at the time he was writing in the 1960s. So, are we, as Christians, free from the law and is that a blessed condition and does it...

Yes, I have windows 11, 23H2. It's good. Only thing that annoys me a little is the secure boot stuff.

In a typical Catholic Church the priest is answerable to the local bishop and is the administrator of the parish; the deacon(s) assist him, the parish council advises him, and so does the finance committee.

What of the office of deacon?

The Catholic Church, through a declaration by saint John Paul II, refuses to ordain women to the priesthood, to ordination as a bishop, and, thus far, to the diaconate. Saint John Paul II wrote "Wherefore, in order that all doubt may be removed regarding a matter of great importance, a matter...

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It's a nice tablet

Yes, indeed; things like going to a café with a tablet in hand!

He found that his wife had left behind several iPads and a few Samsung tablets, so he is experiencing an excess of tablets, so I repurposed the old Teclast T30 Tablet. It will become my high-risk exposure device ... muhahahaha

How did this thread manage to get to 1117 posts???????????? The OP isn't too complicated.

It's a very nice tablet. good Speakers. Good OLED screen.

I am sure that a few Hail Mary prayers would have helped :cool: