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Babciann :

casual?

2026-04-19 20:35:01

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mannyoOh :

Pretty girls, beautiful smiles, sexy outfits. Amazing. Best friend vibe.

2022-11-26 08:35:40

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The global Entrepreneur :

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

2022-11-26 08:19:54

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7691BE :

Beautiful

2022-12-14 00:26:12

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pacodellucifer :

Perfect

2022-11-27 18:01:00

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Frosty_2399 :

So good…thanks for sharing this

2022-12-04 14:14:17

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Philosophical debate about faith, causation, the origin of the universe, and the assumptions we make about what counts as a sufficient explanation. When Kath calls Tony narrow-minded for dismissing crystals, Tony explains that being an atheist doesn’t mean he doesn’t believe in anything. It means he doesn’t believe in a god. When Kath asks how he can not believe in God, Tony questions which God she means, pointing out that different cultures have believed in different gods throughout history. The conversation then moves to one of the oldest questions in philosophy: if everything needs a creator, what created God? Kath argues that the universe is too remarkable to have simply come about by chance, while Tony questions why that requires a creator in the first place. The scene is played for comedy, but underneath the deadpan humour is a familiar philosophical debate about faith, causation, the origin of the universe, and the assumptions we make about what counts as a sufficient explanation. After Life doesn’t turn the conversation into a formal philosophical argument. Instead, it uses Tony and Kath’s very different beliefs to explore how people arrive at what they consider to be true. 🎬

Philosophical debate about faith, causation, the origin of the universe, and the assumptions we make about what counts as a sufficient explanation. When Kath calls Tony narrow-minded for dismissing crystals, Tony explains that being an atheist doesn’t mean he doesn’t believe in anything. It means he doesn’t believe in a god. When Kath asks how he can not believe in God, Tony questions which God she means, pointing out that different cultures have believed in different gods throughout history. The conversation then moves to one of the oldest questions in philosophy: if everything needs a creator, what created God? Kath argues that the universe is too remarkable to have simply come about by chance, while Tony questions why that requires a creator in the first place. The scene is played for comedy, but underneath the deadpan humour is a familiar philosophical debate about faith, causation, the origin of the universe, and the assumptions we make about what counts as a sufficient explanation. After Life doesn’t turn the conversation into a formal philosophical argument. Instead, it uses Tony and Kath’s very different beliefs to explore how people arrive at what they consider to be true. 🎬

dance trough life!!!💓 #viral #fyp #discodance

dance trough life!!!💓 #viral #fyp #discodance

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