u/StormCloudzz

Hello, I hope this sort of thing is allowed here, I'm just asking this question in this sub-reddit, because I do not think the context of my question would be taken kindly in a religious sub-reddit.

So, without going into any details, I am an alter that is religious, and while my religion is not a "real" religion in the world (I am an introject for context), I still find comfort in my religion. I pray to my God privately and greatly respect him all the same.

And while the religion is fictional, our brain has taken a lot of inspiration from Christianity in the way that the churches look and practices (for example, going to church on a specific day every week) are conducted.

My question is, would it be disrespectful of me if I attended a Christian church, but silently prayed to my own God to myself?

The reason I ask this is because there is a local church near us that looks a lot like the church I remember attending, and while I fully know that I am not my source, I still miss the routine of going to a physical place of worship, as opposed to doing my prayers in our bedroom. But I also wouldn't want to disrespect that religion, and of course I wouldn't say that I worship a different God to anybody that I would meet while attending that church, however I won't go if it would be disrespectful.

I appreciate anyone who could answer this and just let me know if it would be wrong/disrespectful of me.

I'm looking for a game where I can focus largely on the farming aspect, but still with other things to do if I want.

I know Stardew Valley is peoples go-to for this, and while I do really enjoy Stardew Valley, I'm looking for something fresh.

So far the games I've tried are Stardew Valley, Fields of Mistria, Sun Haven, Palia, and even some farming-heavy modded Minecraft.

I'm just always on the hunt for some good farming games and no one has rally don it like Stardew has for me. So anything that I can play on windows PC, I'd be interested in trying!

I was just wondering if we have any idea what Erid's axial tilt might be?

I saw from watching the movie that Erid rings look like they're nearly vertical, and I might be incorrect on this idea, but looking at the vertical rings and the vertical gasses (?) on the planet itself makes me believe that Erid might have have a tilt that would be similar to Uranus' tilt? (I'm going to guess for Erid it could be between 80°-100°, but that's just a very rough estimate).

Erid from the movie

I've been reading Andy Weir's lore doc on Erid / the Eridians, and I didn't see any reference to a possible tilt, so I was just curious what other people were thinking on the matter?

If anyone is curious, here are some of the stats that were listed in the doc :
• Mass : 8.47 Me
• Semimajor Axis : 0.224 au
• Eccentricity : 0.04
• Solar day period : 5.1 hours
• Orbital period : 42.245 days
• Energy Flux from star : 12537 W/m^2
• Density : 5710 kg/m^3
• Radius : 12835 km
• Surface gravity : 2.09g

I'm thinking about taking a couple of adult courses at Wirral Met, and I was wondering what peoples experiences were like there?

I'm going to be applying for the GCSE Maths and the GCSE Combined Science adult courses, so if anyone else has taken these classes before I would appreciate it if you shared what you thought about the classes, the teachers, and just general learning environment.

Basically what the title says, I've been trying to search everywhere online for the extended cut of this movie, and the only two places I've seen people say that it's on is Peacock and Amazon Prime Video, except neither of them are available to me as I live in the UK. If anyone knows where I can find the whole extended cut online I'd be grateful.