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• Cited: McDonald’s made me eat it. That’s what one woman is claiming in a first-of-its-kind lawsuit claiming that McDonald’s advertisements were so good, she had no choice but to eat the dang burger and fries.
• Cited: The lawsuit, which was filed in Russia, has a religious undertone to it as well. The fast-food corporation finds itself facing time in court because Ksenia Ovchinnikova, an Orthodox Christian, claims that McDonald’s advertisements made her break her fast for lent back in 2019.
• Cited: Because of the season, Ksenia was trying to avoid meat, dairy, poultry, and meat by-products for the entire length of Lent. As an Orthodox Christian...
• Thanks to my good friend 007, that posted this in a Facebook chat group.
• I agree with 007 here, that this woman had moral and ethical accountability for choosing to eat at McDonalds.
• Within a compatibilistic model, Reformed theology and theistic compatibilistic views within philosophy of religion, a person is merely a secondary cause of deeds.
• God being the primary cause, directly or indirectly, as infinite, sovereign and omnipotent.
• But a secondary cause is with full moral accountability where he/she can significantly embrace, in significant freedom, through human nature (fallen and corrupted in this realm see Genesis 1-3, and Romans, especially), consciousness, thoughts, desires, will, choices, acts/actions, that lead to the deeds committed and accomplished.
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• I appreciate all the friends and acquaintances that have encouraged me in regards to my new size. and new (ish) permanent diet.
• It was extremely personally and socially frustrating for years eating (intake) only 1000 calories a day, working out up to two hours a day and gaining weight.
• I have been slowly losing size over the years, since my UPPP and Rhinoplasty, apnea related surgeries, but with this permanent diet, the changes are more drastic.
• My sleep apnea is under control and I am healthy states medical science, but my body cannot handle carbohydrates.
• Who knew? God...
• A fellow condominium owner here this afternoon, told me not to lose any more weight.
• That is up to God...
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• My open topic Zoom, with mainly Christian thinkers, from last night...
• Photo one from Arne.
