What’s up with this article? I don’t understand the multiple uses of “headless”. Did the writer intend to use “heedless” or am I just completely confused? To me the article reads as if there was, quite literally, a headless person on a roller coaster….that is why I clicked to read the article in the first place. Is there some sort of pun I’m missing here? submitted by /u/Haunted-Harlot [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hello. I've been wondering about the capital G in God. Is it God when it's singular, or is it God when it's Christian? One wouldn't talk about a lone Hindu God, but I don't think one would talk about the Jewish god either. Alternatively, is it that a capital is used when referring to God in a monotheistic religion? Interestingly, the Bible (N.I.V.) might say, 'Our God is like this, but your god is like this,' which I recognise to be partisan, but most Christians use a capital G when referring to the Jewish God, or Muslim God, or such. On the other hand, the transcripts of Chief Seattle's spee ..read more

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Why is this so common? Is this what is taught in schools now? submitted by /u/holyfire108 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I couldn't find the Facebook choice to see "fewer posts" from this guy. submitted by /u/SweetMaam [visit reddit] [comments ..read more