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Last week, when I was talking about Islam's view of predestination, I mentioned that there's actually a huge debate in the Christian world about if God predestines people to go to Hell or Heaven or if He just knows who is going to go where. And this isn't the first time this has come up.... Continue Reading →
Last week, I started reviewing the Dailywire's adaptation of The Pendragon Cycle and said that my review of the show was going to be similar to my reviews of Amazon's Rings of Power. That means that every time a new episode comes out, I will review the episode to see if the show is getting... Continue Reading →
Because my buddy, the Nerdy Blogger, has asked for more armor reviews, we're back to reviewing armor, particularly from the game Fallout. Now, I've never played Fallout, so I have no idea what the lore behind some of the armor is that could perhaps justify some of it, but let's jump into it. #1: Power... Continue Reading →
Happy Al-Zutt Remembrance Day! Unfortunately, while I was writing this post, I completely forgot that this installation of Flippin' Fatwa Friday would fall on this hilarious new holiday, which means that sadly (or thankfully, depending on how you look at it), we will not be talking about Muhammad's midnight rendezvous with the thirty men of... Continue Reading →
One of my original blog posts involved me throwing a post into Google Translate, then asking you guys to identify which one it was. And since I'm out of ideas for other blog posts this week besides Flippin' Fatwa Friday and my review of The Pendragon Cycle, I figure why not throw the Quran into... Continue Reading →
Finally, after years of waiting in anticipation for The Pendragon Cycle to be released, it is finally available on Dailywire+, with the first two episodes out now. About time, too, given the fact that this show was supposed to be released in the fall of 2024 but was pushed out until now. Surely the wait... Continue Reading →
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