The Seven Holy Spirits of God

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posthuman

posthuman

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GodIsSalvation said:
Lol, you're not reading enough then on here. Not sure if any of the people are prophets per se, but much veritable prophecies posted on CC indeed. Even in this thread.
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the ones that call themselves prophets are not as often the ones who actually prophesy, yes?
 
Angela53510

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oldhermit said:
Wrong can be a synonym for incorrect but the word wrong implies a moral error while incorrect isn't used this way. We were always taught in school that it was grammatically improper to use them synonymously because wrong represents a moral question while incorrect represents a mistake in one's action or thought that has no moral implications. But, that was a long time ago. I would not at all be surprised to hear that this rule of grammar as changed. Seems like every time I turn around some rule has changed particularly with the use of punctuation marks.
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It seems like we are the same age! So I also learned this a long time ago. I think it is more cultural. But since we are greatly influenced by American culture, these days in Canada, we could be following you, now, for all I know.

But, we still have not crossed the line into "you'all" or worse "youse!" Yikes, that hurts just to write it.

PS. I am not saying that having separate words for pronouns in the second person singular and plural is wrong. I just kind of thought we had more or less dumped it in English. I have heard that the young people in France do not tutoyer people anymore. Their elders are shocked! (You have to ask the person if you can use the casual "tu" or second person singular)
 
oldhermit

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Angela53510 said:
It seems like we are the same age! So I also learned this a long time ago. I think it is more cultural. But since we are greatly influenced by American culture, these days in Canada, we could be following you, now, for all I know.

But, we still have not crossed the line into "you'all" or worse "youse!" Yikes, that hurts just to write it.

PS. I am not saying that having separate words for pronouns in the second person singular and plural is wrong. I just kind of thought we had more or less dumped it in English. I have heard that the young people in France do not tutoyer people anymore. Their elders are shocked! (You have to ask the person if you can use the casual "tu" or second person singular)
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LOL, ya'll, youns, weuns and e't are perfectly acceptable where I came from.
 
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