Receipts: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-68693309 That's still not correct. I do agree with your last comment. Time to watch something fun. That's actually great advice.

Trying octopus balls for the first time. They're chewy to say the least...

Maybe we're already taking this class and just haven't realized it yet? Also I love the phrase "Logical Logic" as opposed to logistical logic. I suppose when one is a brilliant math professor grammar becomes optional.

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My mother has over the course of her life blended Christian beliefs with Eastern concepts of reincarnation. She insists upon the writings of a false prophet named Edgar Cayce who, while claiming to be Presbyterian, pursued arcane knowledge provided to him by spirits that claimed to know secrets of the Holy Spirit not revealed in the written scripture. These teachings are still enshrined in a museum here in Virginia to this day, however those that congregate to provide seminars in today's era will tell you plainly they are NOT followers of Christ nor do they wish to be associated as such. Rather they desire to sell their own occult practices involving money in exchange for entertainment instead of genuine spiritual teachings. Circling back to the original point, it says in Corinthians 15 that humans do not need multiple physical forms to reach spiritual maturity. Whether we live for a day or 100 years is all we need to become compatible with connecting to the God of Abraham who is Life. Therefore how many lifetimes does it take to do what's right? To live a life that's righteous. We don't need anymore times on this Earth to live correctly and repent for whatever we've fallen short of outside of this one. God knows at the final moment of our physical heart's last beat what kind of a person we're destined to be in the Spirit.