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I really don’t understand the difference between these two. Can someone please explain?

I have been researching this topic for a while now and I still don’t understand. If Lutherans believe that god elects people for salvation then how is it possible that those who are not elect choose to reject god of their own free will? What separates that from just plain Calvinism? Sorry I just really don’t understand. Can someone explain pleas?

I have been working on the Corporal Works of Mercy badge and I was wondering if the counselor has the final say if something counts for it's requirements like past events. I did a family activity sorting food which some of which we gave to a local homeless shelter. My counselor witnessed all of it. Is it his final say if that counts or not or is it the Catholic Scouting Committee?

I have been working on the Corporal Works of Mercy badge and I was wondering if the counselor has the final say if something counts for it's requirements like past events. I did a family activity sorting food which some of which we gave to a local homeless shelter. My counselor witnessed all of it. Is it his final say if that counts or not or is it the Catholic Scouting Committee?

When I watched it in the theater I did not really like it all that much but re watching it I think it was a very good ending! I would give it like an 8.5/10! (Murder Drones still had a better ending tho!)

Just a reminder St. Paul's Episcopal downtown has a bible study every night from 7:45 to around 8:15! If anyone wants to attend they are welcome! Anyone can attend! Np matter denomination, religion, you even need to believe in a god, just be open to listening to us talking about god!

someone reported me on reddit for something i did not do and when i tried to appeal i was force logged out I think by the person I was talking with to prove my innocence of my reddit account and i cant get back in. I am now on this brand new account and it won't let me log back into my old account. What do I do?