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At least we're being honest now.If you are going to count the FCA giving as "anti-LGBT" than literally any money given to any Christian organization is "anti-LGBT".
Ever have to hold the wife's purse while out shopping? I'd imagine it's like a few hours of that.Do women in their 20’s make their boyfriends go to ed sheeran concerts with them? Like...how are you supposed to carry yourself in that situation?
i don't think i'd be allowed to play on my phone the whole time thoughEver have to hold the wife's purse while out shopping? I'd imagine it's like a few hours of that.Do women in their 20’s make their boyfriends go to ed sheeran concerts with them? Like...how are you supposed to carry yourself in that situation?
i don't think i'd be allowed to play on my phone the whole time thoughEver have to hold the wife's purse while out shopping? I'd imagine it's like a few hours of that.Do women in their 20’s make their boyfriends go to ed sheeran concerts with them? Like...how are you supposed to carry yourself in that situation?
they tend to, yes. but purses go over shoulders. it's the bags from other stores that you hold.She needs both hands to browse?
Use https://www.justwatch.com/usIs there a way to see if a movie is streaming on a particular service?
I actually don't think it is any different percentage, I think it is people being honest with pollsters. Besides 50% is massive when you think about people involved in organized groups, and it is way more than it was in 1776.At least we're being honest now.If you are going to count the FCA giving as "anti-LGBT" than literally any money given to any Christian organization is "anti-LGBT".
Related; "50% of Americans are church members, down from 70% in 1999." Ah, that's a pity.
You have a particularly bad handle on that thread.I don’t think I shared any opinions in the GoT thread. I had a problem with you talking down your nose to most everyone else
I'm wondering though if they bothered to ask the percentage that claim to be members but also go on a regular basis. for instance, I'm still a member of my childhood church but I only go once a year, on Christmas Eve.I actually don't think it is any different percentage, I think it is people being honest with pollsters. Besides 50% is massive when you think about people involved in organized groups, and it is way more than it was in 1776.At least we're being honest now.If you are going to count the FCA giving as "anti-LGBT" than literally any money given to any Christian organization is "anti-LGBT".
Related; "50% of Americans are church members, down from 70% in 1999." Ah, that's a pity.
Most pollsters consider "once a month" attendance as regular membership. I'd say that if they asked that question and made regular mean 50 out 52(53) weeks of a year I'd put the percentage around 10%.I'm wondering though if they bothered to ask the percentage that claim to be members but also go on a regular basis. for instance, I'm still a member of my childhood church but I only go once a year, on Christmas Eve.I actually don't think it is any different percentage, I think it is people being honest with pollsters. Besides 50% is massive when you think about people involved in organized groups, and it is way more than it was in 1776.At least we're being honest now.If you are going to count the FCA giving as "anti-LGBT" than literally any money given to any Christian organization is "anti-LGBT".
Related; "50% of Americans are church members, down from 70% in 1999." Ah, that's a pity.
Most pollsters consider "once a month" attendance as regular membership. I'd say that if they asked that question and made regular mean 50 out 52(53) weeks of a year I'd put the percentage around 10%.I'm wondering though if they bothered to ask the percentage that claim to be members but also go on a regular basis. for instance, I'm still a member of my childhood church but I only go once a year, on Christmas Eve.I actually don't think it is any different percentage, I think it is people being honest with pollsters. Besides 50% is massive when you think about people involved in organized groups, and it is way more than it was in 1776.At least we're being honest now.If you are going to count the FCA giving as "anti-LGBT" than literally any money given to any Christian organization is "anti-LGBT".
Related; "50% of Americans are church members, down from 70% in 1999." Ah, that's a pity.
I think people just travel more in general now. Families live further apart, etc. It's not uncommon to have stretches of three or four weeks where we are not at church.Outside of summer vacations, we never missed Sunday school and church. Granted that was 40 years ago but I would think it's more then 10% these days that show up every week.