Don't take any wooden quarters

Put it in my inventory

Excellent picks Manta

It's for you, Snoopy

I knew it

Bisexuals have a long history of being accused of inauthenticity by straight people and gay people alike, you should ask yourself if accusing other bisexual people of being fake (or encouraging your followers to do so) will do you or them any good.

Ordinarily keeping adjacent words together on either side of the figure would be most readable, but in this case you are splitting up the words which makes people want to jump across the figure to find the rest of the word. Compare the readability of these horrible edits I made of your lovely piece.

The evangelical road the religion took basically guaranteed it would become a part of secular culture, they have only themselves to blame.

Christianity isn't something that belongs to just Christians anymore but is a publicly available resource of stories, imagery and language that anyone can use. Christians may come after you for it but they would be deluded to think the Bible belongs to them and only them.

MasterCard and Collective Shout are the ones who have to justify themselves, not us. Can they show they are not just mediocre people with no particular moral insight? They cannot, so why should they be the arbiters of anything?

Art does not help or harm everyone who encounters it equally, it's not a simple matter. What's absurd is that Collective Shout and the payment processors act like it IS a simple matter and that they've solved it.

I don't say this to imply we must always justify our art by the good it's doing, but we shouldn't defensively call ourselves mediocre and unimportant in the hope our enemies will leave us alone.