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Do you broadhead tune? I always walk-back tune and then broadhead tune for my fixed blades. ...

Were you using the longer field points? That's what I had to do in order to get them grouping with the Stingers. I also broadhead tuned my bow with the Stingers and field points. ETA: I use the 2 blade, not the 4 blade that's in the OPs link. ...

[quote]But Jesus wasn’t a Catholic, he was a Baptist. We know this because he was baptized by John the Baptist into the baptist faith[/quote] He was a Jew, and likely an Essenes Jew to be more specific. Couldn't have been a Baptist since they didn't come about until John Smyth created the denomin...

[quote]Does the bread physically turn into the flesh of Jesus or is it the symbolic representation of Jesus? I find that the faiths differ on the eucharist.[/quote] Catholics and Orthodox churches believe in transubstantiation. Most Reformed Protestants believe in consubstantiation. Pretty much a...

[quote]Good to know Jesus wouldn’t have been crucified if that Friday was St Patrick’s Day[/quote] Well that would be kinda hard to do since St. Patrick lived about 350 years after the crucifixion. ...

[quote]Jesus was very clear.[/quote] "And I tell you that you are Kepha [the Aramaic word that Jesus would have used], and on this Kepha I will build my Church " This is followed by the giving of the keys of the kingdom to Peter, which is in reference to Isaiah 22 where the keys are given to t...

[quote]I too am a staunch Catholic, it it really isn’t the church in the sense that the church is the body of Christ.[/quote] I agree. I was referring to the "church" as it's fallible leaders rather than the infallible Church itself. ...

[quote]And all I am asking is how you came to your conclusion. If wokeness and liberal ideology in the church, which has only been a thing the past 5-10 years, is a big factor as you say, then you should see a correlation or increase in cases during that time period, no?[/quote] You're specifical...

[quote]So you are saying that there are two main culprits of the pedophile problem? Flawed people and wokeness? How much worse is pedophilia in the church in the past 5-10 years for you to come to the conclusion that wokeness is a big culprit?[/quote] No, I'm saying that in addition to the pedoph...

[quote]WTF are you talking about? The pedophile stuff in the church has been going on LONG before wokeness was a thing.[/quote] I never said the two are mutually exclusive. Try to keep up champ. ...

[quote]This is a problem with people, not the church[/quote] As a staunch Catholic, I think it's both. The pedophiles as well as the leftist priests and bishops allowing wokeness and liberal ideologies to creep into the liturgy should both be anathema. ...

No, just a red maple tree, some tea-oil camellias, and crepe myrtles by the pool area. ...

Can anyone tell me what this is and how to get rid of it? It's everywhere in my pool yard. Grass is mostly centipede with a little bahia. [img]https://i.postimg.cc/HWSJ6r5g/20230228-113927.jpg[/img]...

I try and add good things to my routine moreso than give up specific things. This lent, I'm sticking to a strict carnivore diet, adding in exercise, and more reading when I would usually be watching TV. ...

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Le Creuset. I don't notice them being any lighter than an equal sized pot/skillet from other brands, and the plastic lid handle will melt in the oven if over 350 degrees. Lodge is better and much cheaper. Levi jeans. They just don't last very long anymore. ...

Anyone here ever use Premier Fence Company out of the Hammond/Ponchatoula area? Looking at getting a new vinyl fence and their website popped up on Google. Just looking for some feedback. ...

[quote]No but Father Mark Beard is there at St. Helena Catholic Church[/quote] He stays in trouble with the Bishop over his homilies. He definitely doesn't mince words lol...

If you go to Fortenberry's, I recommend getting there around 6am. The line gets long quickly, and they'll turn people away once they run out of meat containers. And if you're getting sausage made, the extra hot is the way to go. Not spicy, but definitely more seasoning than mild, medium, or hot. ...

If you're getting cattle, plan on storing hay somewhere to supplement feeding throughout fall and winter....