u/LAMARR__44

Since finding other Deists is very rare, I think it’s necessary to date people from other religions and worldviews. What is the advice on which worldviews are compatible with Classical Deists?

I think that it is possible to have a fruitful relationship with people from many worldviews assuming boundaries are discussed, but the one thing I doubt is how to raise children? I’m fine with my children making the choice to be religious, but I don’t want them to be indoctrinated into a religion or worldview.

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I was doing this question on logic 2010, and it seems like using the method I found online, you can use it to derive P and not P. Since this is obviously a contradiction, how is this a valid proof?

Submitted an assignment like 5 min before deadline (wasn't procrastinating, just was a big subject and I have been busy with internship), and I forgot to submit the coversheet. Now I was thinking of emailing but then I'm thinking that would remind them and I would get 10% removed, and I lowkey want that HD, but I'm scared if I don't say something now, they could count it as a fail and say that it wasn't a valid submission since I didn't put my coversheet. Also my subject coordinator hasn't replied to an email I sent a couple days ago so I don't think he's currently active. What would you recommend I do.

Right now, I play no gambits, and am about 1700 FIDE. Someone said to me that at my level, tactics were the most important thing, and to really improve tactics, I should play non-dubious gambits like the Scotch or the Evans to get into tactically rich positions. Right now I’ve been playing mainlines more so, like Ruy Lopez, Open Sicilian, etc.

Is this guy‘s advice solid and should I start playing some gambits, even in classical otb? If so, until what rating does this advice work until I should switch to more solid openings?