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Passion project groups, like Team Cherry (makers of Hollow Knight) or Mega Crit Games (makers of Slay the Spire) enjoy large fanbase support. Paradox Games, whose primary product tend to have a very specific market, also enjoys large fanbase support, because they keep making the same sorts of...

Arguably, it hurts blacks most of all.

It isn't likely to help them remain in good social standing. The left will reject them for refusing to 100% toe the line. The right will continue to hold the stance that homosexuality is fundamentally immoral. 'Moderates' will mostly end up getting dragged into one of the other two stances...

'X has nothing to do with Christianity, just the foundational mythos that was built on Christian philosophy and ethics.'

America was still a Christian nation when MLK was leading marches. It isn't now. Don't expect the tactics that work in a culture that worships Love and Grace, to work in a culture that worships power and debauchery.

Wait, that isn't some kind of chop-job? I generally don't care all that much about aesthetics, but this definitely crosses a line for me.

Impressive indeed.

Discovery is the only fair comparison there. The reboot Star Trek movies have issues, but they're still solid action-comedies, even if they lack the depth and storytelling skill classic Star Trek had.

Yes, the science is very clear on the issue, and a variety of religious groups don't like what the facts demonstrate. The most commonly-held atheist dogmas about the origins of life are part of what is contradicted by said facts. Like I said, there's a thread over in the philosophy forum on this.

I understand that, but when the evidence is so obvious, there's some unavoidable effects to holding beliefs contrary to it.

I have a lot more intellectual respect for agnostics than atheists. They're more honest.

The mods already ported an argument on this to the philosophy forum about a week ago; I'm not going to start it back up here. You're leaving a lot of existential questions unanswered with this kind of stance.

Because the nature of the world reflects the work of an intelligent designer, and the nature and behavior of humanity perfectly reflects what is described in the Bible.

Is this a confusingly-worded allusion to the atheist argument 'religions have caused so much death, suffering, and destruction'?

Because atheism is not a rational worldview.

Tanya varies significantly by adaptation, but her visceral hatred for communists is pretty easy to sympathize with. And the long-running plot thread of 'communication failure' is extremely human.

That wasn't autistic, that was an awesome historical reference showing how wonderfully 'enlightened' those soldiers are.

"This morning, my eight-year-old daughter, Chrysanthemum, took off her gas mask and asked me why the president would say something like that to an American hero. I’m ashamed to admit that neither I nor her mother knew what to say. “This president said he’d restore honor and dignity to the White...

You're better off that way. It's typical leftist mindless propaganda. 'Ohhh, look at how bad those elitists authoritarians up in space are, now give us more power and wealth because that will totally prevent that sort of thing from happening.' The latter of course is not said within the movie...

Due to the nature of large systems, I'm sure that there are some business schools out there that do teach you good things for running a business. In my experience though, most business degrees make the people who have them worse bosses, not better. This is the feedback I've gotten from almost...