u/MountainAdeptness631

Suicide is an act, a collection of acts, or the lack thereof that are intented to bring about the death of the person. Given how Jesus knew that Judas was going to betray him and have him crucified, and yet he still intentionally allowed it to happen and did not stop him, it can be said that he's lack of intervention in Judas's betrayal was intentional. Given further that he knew he was going to die from it, it can therefore be concluded that he's seeking his own death and had committed suicide.

Now, regarding self-sacrifice, it cannot be the case for Jesus instead of suicide because he lost nothing. As God, he has everything, so even if he dies, he can easily reverse it if he wants. theres also the factor that he knew that he's God and that death is not the end of it all, which is different from humans who have to die to protect their family, thinking that they will never see them again.

As the game progresses, I find myself slowly unable to keep up with the difficulty. At first, it's the enemy getting more and more difficult to kill, and then it progresses to a certain enemy killing most of my team from counterattacks. Then eventually it progressed to a point where I can't farm the resources needed to make the teams needed to clear the stage in the first place. I tried looking for guides, but besides the fact that I can find guides for other content, the content that I'm stuck at, I literally do not have the resources to upgrade the units that I need, but also have, because again, they are locked behind stages that I need to clear to be able to form teams in the first place. What kind of capitalist nonsense is this?

I'm a beginning player who just started. i heard that Lúeira is a good character and wanted to get her to 5 stars. However, im not sure if the next character from the first anniversary is better. Should I draw for Lúeira or save for the next character?

Only that it isn't water that falls from the sky but millions of spiders.

For the past few months I've been going to the gym trying to improve my stationary cycling time. I heard that HIIT is effective for increasing aerobic fitness, so I tried to do that, but I realized I can't last that long for the exercise to be effective. Then I came across long duration moderate intensity exercise. I tried that, but now I realize that I can't handle even a moment of my muscle aching. What can I do so that I can actually progress?

I've been going to the gym consistently for about 1-2 months now. Previously I have never worked out in my life. Recently I realized that it's harder to do the same workout at gym, meaning I can't do the same number of reps at the same intensity. Previously I also face the problem of plateau, which is why I started going to the gym instead of doing exercises at home. Does anyone know how can I get better without getting stuck?

They are screwed. They have effectively fried their brain; their attention span is too short for them to do anything productive, the willpower is fried because their tonic dopamine levels are too low, and the constant scrolling has made them too addicted to ease and can't push themselves in challenging situations to succeed. The constant scrolling also activates their habenula, the brain's anti reward center that conditions someone to stop doing something or less likely to do something, whenever the content is not up to expectations, further reducing their resilience in the face of challenging situations.

I've got to get out of here before they wipe her memory and make her think her next customer is her husband again.