Scott Baker
@thecachinnator.bsky.social
Professor, Writer, Artist, Interpreter, Anglican. MDiv, MFA (in progress). TN via TX/Israel/DC/NYC. Dad x3, former WFHD with my twins, husband to a survivor. Wacoan of the Year ‘07.
Genuinely laughing about the men who think women are sad about this.
April 14, 2025 at 1:01 AM
Genuinely laughing about the men who think women are sad about this.
Hey, friends! Bible professor here.
Every word of that is poppycock.
Not only is it not in the Bible, nor is it a “Christian concept” (whatever that’s supposed to mean), it is literally the opposite of what Jesus teaches. +
Every word of that is poppycock.
Not only is it not in the Bible, nor is it a “Christian concept” (whatever that’s supposed to mean), it is literally the opposite of what Jesus teaches. +
January 30, 2025 at 11:02 PM
Hey, friends! Bible professor here.
Every word of that is poppycock.
Not only is it not in the Bible, nor is it a “Christian concept” (whatever that’s supposed to mean), it is literally the opposite of what Jesus teaches. +
Every word of that is poppycock.
Not only is it not in the Bible, nor is it a “Christian concept” (whatever that’s supposed to mean), it is literally the opposite of what Jesus teaches. +
These guys hate women.
They like having a domestic servant. They like having s*x with a female body.
But they hate women.
They like having a domestic servant. They like having s*x with a female body.
But they hate women.
January 29, 2025 at 1:49 PM
These guys hate women.
They like having a domestic servant. They like having s*x with a female body.
But they hate women.
They like having a domestic servant. They like having s*x with a female body.
But they hate women.
In 40CE, Caligula wanted to invade Britain, but couldn’t get the support of the Senate or his troops.
So he marched his soldiers to the north shore of Gaul and declared war on Neptune. He had soldiers stab waves and collect sea shells to prove he “plundered” the sea. +
So he marched his soldiers to the north shore of Gaul and declared war on Neptune. He had soldiers stab waves and collect sea shells to prove he “plundered” the sea. +
January 28, 2025 at 9:09 PM
In 40CE, Caligula wanted to invade Britain, but couldn’t get the support of the Senate or his troops.
So he marched his soldiers to the north shore of Gaul and declared war on Neptune. He had soldiers stab waves and collect sea shells to prove he “plundered” the sea. +
So he marched his soldiers to the north shore of Gaul and declared war on Neptune. He had soldiers stab waves and collect sea shells to prove he “plundered” the sea. +