@jrgen.eichel: #philosophy #god #alexoconnor #christianity #atheism

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Hes my dean withers

Kaelix :

Wow the goal post is soo real it's soo nice that he noticed it instantly😂

N :

🐐

☆𝕲𝖆𝖛𝖎𝖓 ✮⋆˙ :

where i can watch this full debate

iks6 :

j :

hes so hot

✝️🇻🇦CatholicNation🇻🇦✝️ :

genesis isnt literal

𝘛𝘪𝘧𝘧𝘢𝘯𝘺 :

love him deeply

🐳 :

~K🖖🌘✨ :

saw him at the Oxford train station once

abigailrrob :

I love Alex OConnor!

giooo~ :

YkExavian :

On the first day, the expression: “Let there be light” was used. The Hebrew word for “light” there is ʼohr, meaning light in a general sense. On the fourth day, however, the Hebrew word changes to ma·ʼohr, which refers to a light or source of light. At Genesis 1:16, on the fourth day, the Hebrew verb ba·ra, meaning "to create" is not used. Rather, the Hebrew verb ʽa·sah is used, meaning “to do”. Since the sun, moon, and stars are included in the “heavens” mentioned in Genesis 1:1, they were created on the first day.

zyxanv :

Gareth :

Is the music really necessary