As the title suggests, how many Deep clones would it take to win? All the clones are at full power and are bloodlusted, while comic Noir is at full power and acting in-character. They fight on the street outside of Vought Tower.
Is this a "mark and avoid" situation? Because it sounds super unbiblical. He compares not voting to harboring and living in anger and unforgiveness, and claims that all non-voting Christians need to repent and vote. I don't see anywhere in the Bible that says we are required to vote or participate in politics.
Comics Black Noir is teleported to the JJK universe, where he is forced to participate in the Culling Game. He receives feats from all comic appearances and is teleported just before his fight with Homelander, meaning he is completely bloodlusted and ready for a fight. There is no prior knowledge or prep time for anyone involved. All fights take place in random locations featured throughout the Culling Game, all with a 100-foot starting distance.
How far does Black Noir make it?
The Gauntlet
This is a random encounter between Godfrey and Ryu, with both at their peak. Godfrey uses his standard equipment from his boss fight and receives both game and lore feats. Ryu receives manga and anime feats. They start 100 feet apart in the Sendai Colony. No holds barred, fight to the death.
Who would win?
If you ask in any Reformed Facebook group whether there are saved, non-Reformed Christians, they come out in droves to tell you that you must subscribe to Reformed theology to be saved, which causes saved, non-Reformed Christians to doubt their salvation. The most common variation of this mindset I see is, "If you don't believe what Jesus said in John 14:6, then you don't believe in Him, and you are unsaved." Some get even crazier, saying that every non-Reformed theology is a doctrine of demons that sends people to hell—even if it's a theology that teaches salvation by grace alone through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone. Most of them seem to be older people, too, so it looks like they never left their cage stage at all.
Really, what's the deal with cage-stagers, what causes them, and why do some never leave the cage stage?
Ryu Ishigori is randomly teleported to the world of Elden Ring, where he must run a gauntlet of the bosses in the Realm of Shadow. How far does he get?
Rules
The Ladder
Early in the comics, a mysterious third party tells Homelander and the rest of the Seven about Black Noir's true identity and the atrocities he committed while masquerading as Homelander. All the other members of the Seven—Homelander, Queen Maeve, the Deep, Jack from Jupiter, A-Train, and Starlight—prepare to jump Black Noir whenever he returns to the Seven's satellite. Noir has no clue that they are jumping him, nor that they know about his true identity and powers.
How does it play out?
Billy Butcher and Rachel Lindt (aka Bitch) face off in a random encounter on the streets of Brockton Bay with an 80-foot starting distance. Billy receives all feats from the comic book universe at his full power before his death and is armed with his crowbar. Bitch is also at full power and has three dogs with her—specifically Brutus, Judas, and Angelica.
Who wins the fight?
These are all members of The Boys from the comics: Billy Butcher, Hughie Campbell, Mother's Milk (MM), the Female, and Frenchie. They are all at full power and have access to their standard equipment. Specifically, Billy Butcher is at the height of his power from the later parts of the comic when he permanently becomes a Supe.
All rounds take place on a street in Tokyo within the JJK universe, with a 100-foot starting distance.
How far do The Boys make it?
The Gauntlet
Gauntlet Conditions
The Gauntlet
I posted something like this earlier, but nobody was answering my questions, so I deleted it. There is someone who holds strongly to Free Grace Theology. They believe in salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Jesus Christ alone. They say they rely completely on Jesus Christ and His finished work for their salvation, and there is further evidence of salvation in their life—such as abstaining from sin, hatred of their own sin when they do stumble, and some of the fruits of the Spirit. However, they believe that Christians can live in unrepentant sin and completely apostatize and still be saved; their mind doesn't change on the issue, as they fully hold to the Free Grace interpretation of Scripture.
Is this person saved in spite of their doctrine, or do they believe in a false gospel that cannot save? Need answers.
Say they hold strongly to Free Grace and believe that Christians can live in sin or apostatize and still be saved; no matter what verses you use to show them otherwise, they don't listen, and it leads to both of you arguing. They seem to have a solid understanding of salvation—salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Jesus Christ alone—and they do seem to bear spiritual fruit, though they completely reject evidence of salvation and believe the things stated above. What would you do in this situation? Is the person still saved, or do they believe in a false gospel? Is it even worth arguing over?
Homelander is isekai'd into the CSM universe, where he must fight a gauntlet consisting of several of its characters. He has no knowledge or prep time, is at full power as of Season 5, and is bloodlusted. All rounds are set on a street in Tokyo, Japan, with a 100-foot starting distance. He receives feats from the Amazon universe only, including both the show and the animated spin-off (Diabolical).
How far does he make it?
The Gauntlet
As the title says, they think that all—literally all—other Christians from different viewpoints (primarily Free Grace and Arminianism) are non-elect, unsaved heretics with a false gospel and a false Jesus, and that only Reformed theology has the true gospel.