“Kondatiev’s chief sin was to challenge the idea that the #Soviet economy would continuously expand under central planning. He believed that periods of downturn were inevitable, and observed what he believed were long-term cyclical patterns in commodity prices and economic… https://t.co/QtnnohUuCc

“Kondatiev’s chief sin was to challenge the idea that the #Soviet economy would continuously expand under central planning. He believed that periods of downturn were inevitable, and observed what he believed were long-term cyclical patterns in commodity prices and economic… https://t.co/QtnnohUuCc — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Sep 29, 2023 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers September 29, 2023 …
Continue reading “Kondatiev’s chief sin was to challenge the idea that the #Soviet economy would continuously expand under central planning. He believed that periods of downturn were inevitable, and observed what he believed were long-term cyclical patterns in commodity prices and economic… https://t.co/QtnnohUuCc

@evrydaydominion First, you need to define the term “Christian Nationalism” Depending on who is using it, it may or may not be a useful term Depending on who is using it, it can be a shorthand for the logical conclusion of the Great Commission, or cover for anti-God, antibiblical personal… https://t.co/jgpsydq5OW

@evrydaydominion First, you need to define the term “Christian Nationalism” Depending on who is using it, it may or may not be a useful term Depending on who is using it, it can be a shorthand for the logical conclusion of the Great Commission, or cover for anti-God, antibiblical personal… https://t.co/jgpsydq5OW — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 …
Continue reading @evrydaydominion First, you need to define the term “Christian Nationalism”

Depending on who is using it, it may or may not be a useful term

Depending on who is using it, it can be a shorthand for the logical conclusion of the Great Commission, or cover for anti-God, antibiblical personal… https://t.co/jgpsydq5OW

@Eric_Conn Shorten the question, and you will have your answer: “is smoking permissible for Christians? Why or why not?” If smoking a particular plant (tobacco) is “permissible”, smoking *another* plant is “permissible” The question *really* should be “is smoking *wise* for Christians?… https://t.co/ZJCO6MEcPI

@Eric_Conn Shorten the question, and you will have your answer: “is smoking permissible for Christians? Why or why not?” If smoking a particular plant (tobacco) is “permissible”, smoking *another* plant is “permissible” The question *really* should be “is smoking *wise* for Christians?… https://t.co/ZJCO6MEcPI — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Sep 29, 2023 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers September …
Continue reading @Eric_Conn Shorten the question, and you will have your answer: “is smoking permissible for Christians? Why or why not?”

If smoking a particular plant (tobacco) is “permissible”, smoking *another* plant is “permissible”

The question *really* should be “is smoking *wise* for Christians?… https://t.co/ZJCO6MEcPI

@TPDibble @rebelEducator I’d say that still makes parents responsible for behavior – it’s parents choosing to continue sending their offspring to these artificial environments Maybe they don’t know what’s going on … but given they *probably* went through the same system themselves, they certainly… https://t.co/o9mf9NhK9B

@TPDibble @rebelEducator I’d say that still makes parents responsible for behavior – it’s parents choosing to continue sending their offspring to these artificial environments Maybe they don’t know what’s going on … but given they *probably* went through the same system themselves, they certainly… https://t.co/o9mf9NhK9B — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Sep 29, 2023 from Twitter …
Continue reading @TPDibble @rebelEducator I’d say that still makes parents responsible for behavior – it’s parents choosing to continue sending their offspring to these artificial environments

Maybe they don’t know what’s going on … but given they *probably* went through the same system themselves, they certainly… https://t.co/o9mf9NhK9B

@fathersreforged @rebelEducator Prime example of “you can only improve what you measure” Prime example of *NOT* following the corollary: “make sure you measure the right things”

@fathersreforged @rebelEducator Prime example of “you can only improve what you measure” Prime example of *NOT* following the corollary: “make sure you measure the right things” — Warren Myers 🐧🐿 (@warrenmyers) Sep 29, 2023 from Twitter https://twitter.com/warrenmyers September 29, 2023 at 07:30AM via IFTTT

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