Hey, since you’re not running can you please give an official endorsement for my presidency?

Yeah, for sure

thank you so much!

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If you’re running up for election this year, can I be your vice-president? (or vice-versa)

I’ll consider it

But yeah probably

Alright, thank you!

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Maybe we’ll meet at a bar we’ll drive a funky ehh

Hi Oren!

Hi!

would you like to help or do you know anyone who would help with this

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ramadan mubarak!

Thank you! Sorry for the late reply

congrats on 200 pages of moneywasting!! (i could be wrong but i think you’re the first person to do this)

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Also another thing I was wondering - I get that you are christian so that’s why you put “Alhamdilu Al-Yasu” in your bio, but what would be wrong with the Muslim “Alhamdulilah”? Arab christians call god Allah too, so I’m sure Alhamdulilah would still not violate christianity or be a heresy or something.

Yeah, I thought about that too, as I’m kinda trying to learn arabic. I just thought it would be good to kinda differentiate between Christianity and Islam so people know exactly what I’m talking about. But you’re right, a lot of Christians do use Allah for God.

Alright, thanks for the information! By the way, Arabic is my first language so if you ever have any questions don’t hesitate to ask!!

Thanks, that’s really cool.

I was just wondering, is there a difference between the KJV and NIV bible? I’m not christian, but I was just wondering the differences between them. Also, which one do you use?

Yeah, the Bible is written in Hebrew and Greek, and meant to be translated. KJV is a lot older version than NIV. So KJV is translated into older English, think 1800s English. NIV is a lot newer and so it is translated into newer English. I personally use ESV, which is like NIV, but a little more of a literal translation.

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