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FurtherEveryDay

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In a world of skepticism and doubt, the Christian may find themselves barraged with challenges to the faith. Join us as we discuss current events in a roundtable, but we each do so from a specific perspective or chair. The Chair of Theology focuses on Biblical principles applied to the topic at hand. The Chair of Philosophy, looks and the Teleological, Epistemological, Ontological, and otherwise Philosophical perspectives. The Chair of Politics brings the perspective that Christians have the unique qualifications and obligation to participate in our government and her laws. The Chair of Culture focuses on the Christian's response to the Culture and the Counter Culture Christianity should create. And the Economic Chair brings to the table the economic value to following God's Law, like every other sphere of life, if you read the instruction manual the Creator of the Universe wrote, you might find that you understand the World better. The Bible has the answers to our economic challenges as well as moral ones. From these Chairs, we discuss the Christian Worldview and hope to provide an answer or apologetic for each situation we discuss. We would be honored if you joined us as we discuss how our culture falls Further Every Day.

Chlorine Dioxide Truth (Further Light and Knowledge)

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If someone wants to learn about Chlorine Dioxide (aka CD or MMS) as a medicine they would first need to understand why it has such negative press from the mainstream media outlets, Pharmaseutical companies, the FDA and on social media. Simply put, IT IS INEXPENSIVE, YOU CAN MAKE IT AT HOME, AND IT WORKS! This does not fit the for-profit business model of any company or regulating government. Anyone that really takes the time to learn about it will find that there are two extremes of people talking about it. The first group (Which you could call the "Newsies") reports that it is fake medicine, snake oil and some kind of toxic-bleach-poison. The other group (Which could be called the "Grass Roots" Group) gives thousands of testimonies of real people who tell how it helped with diseases. infections and other ailments. My mission with these playlists is to find and explain the truths of what CD is and how it can help the body. I also take some time to explain why it gets so much negative publicity from the "powers that be". I have spent about 300 hours in this study and receive no pay for my work. My compensation comes from being able to learn, test and teach about what I have experienced. It will save you money, improve the quality of life and even save lives. I also have a free book for anyone who wants to learn the basics about this as a health suppliment. You can download it from this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1D_a02nAGICKllfZy9qR1FTM_UZd6hOXP/view?usp=sharing

A hely

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Mert kell egy hely, mindenkinek, ahol csak és kizárólag önmaga lehet. Ebből a gondolatból indítottam el a saját csatornámat. Jó dolog egy közösséghez tartozni, egy szerkesztőségben dolgozni, de minden közösségben a többségi szemlélet dominál, ami nyilván közel áll a közösség tagjainak egyéni szemléletéhez, de kell az is, hogy különbözhessünk. Mert attól teljes és kerek ez a világ, hogy mindannyiunkból hiányzik valami, ami a másikban benne van és ezen különbözőségeinken keresztül kapcsolódunk össze. Én mindig különc voltam és mindenhonnan kilógtam egy kicsit, miközben azt gondolom, rendkívül szilárd az értékválasztásom, a világnézetem, ahogyan én gondolom a dolgokat. Szóval ennek az én egyedi, sajátos hangomnak, szemléletemnek kell az a bizonyos hely, ahová mindazokat várom, akik értelmetlen veszekedések és árokásás helyett készek az együtt gondolkozásra, akkor is, ha nem értünk mindenben egyet.

Classic Rock Verified

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Rock music from the '70s, '80s, and '90s spans a wide range of styles, from the raw energy of classic rock to the rebellious edge of punk, the theatrical flair of glam, and the introspective grit of grunge. Each decade had its defining sounds, bands, and cultural impact. Here’s a concise overview based on the web results and general knowledge, tailored to give you the essence of each era without overwhelming detail: 1970s: The Golden Age of Classic Rock Sound: Heavy riffs, bluesy solos, and anthemic songs. Think soaring vocals, extended guitar jams, and larger-than-life stage presence. Key Bands: Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Aerosmith, Queen, Deep Purple. Subgenres: Hard rock, progressive rock (Yes, Genesis), glam rock (David Bowie, T. Rex), punk’s early roots (The Ramones, Sex Pistols). Vibe: Arena rock ruled, with bands filling stadiums. Punk emerged late in the decade as a raw, anti-establishment counterpoint. Notable Albums: Led Zeppelin’s IV (1971), Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon (1973), The Clash’s London Calling (1979). Cultural Impact: Rock became a cultural force, with festivals like Woodstock (1969, carried into the '70s vibe) and massive tours. Vinyl records and FM radio were king. 1980s: Diversity and Mainstream Explosion Sound: Polished production, synth influences, and a blend of grit and glamour. Hair metal brought flashy riffs, while new wave and post-punk added introspective and experimental edges. Key Bands: Guns N’ Roses, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, U2, The Police, Metallica, Van Halen, R.E.M. Subgenres: Hair metal (Mötley Crüe, Poison), thrash metal (Metallica, Slayer), new wave (Talking Heads, Depeche Mode), post-punk (Joy Division, The Cure). Vibe: MTV launched in 1981, making music videos central to rock’s identity. Big hair, leather, and excess defined the glam scene, while underground movements like college rock gained traction. Notable Albums: U2’s The Joshua Tree (1987), Def Leppard’s Hysteria (1987), Metallica’s Master of Puppets (1986). Cultural Impact: Rock dominated pop culture, with stadium tours and music videos amplifying its reach. The rise of CDs and cassette tapes made music more accessible. 1990s: Grunge and Alternative Take Over Sound: Raw, angsty, and introspective. Grunge stripped rock to its core, while alternative rock embraced eclectic influences. Key Bands: Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Radiohead, Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins. Subgenres: Grunge (Nirvana, Soundgarden), alternative rock (Radiohead, R.E.M.), pop-punk (Green Day, Blink-182), nu-metal (Korn, early Linkin Park). Vibe: Flannel shirts and DIY ethos defined grunge, a reaction against '80s excess. Alternative rock exploded on radio and MTV, with festivals like Lollapalooza showcasing the scene. Notable Albums: Nirvana’s Nevermind (1991), Pearl Jam’s Ten (1991), Radiohead’s OK Computer (1997). Cultural Impact: Grunge reshaped rock’s identity, bringing raw emotion and authenticity. The internet began to influence music sharing late in the decade. Why It Matters: These decades built rock’s legacy, blending rebellion, artistry, and mainstream appeal. The '70s laid the foundation, the '80s amplified it with spectacle, and the '90s grounded it in raw emotion. Bands from these eras still influence modern rock, with their music streaming heavily on platforms like Spotify and celebrated in posts found on X. Want More? If you want a playlist, specific band deep-dive, or subgenre focus (e.g., grunge vs. glam), let me know! I can also search X for fan takes or recent posts about these eras or analyze specific albums if you’ve got one in mind. Explore grunge origins Punk rock history

Furry Funnys: Animal Adventures & Hilarious Mishaps

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Welcome to Furry Funnys, your one-stop destination for heartwarming animal escapades and side-splitting bloopers! Join us as we embark on a journey through the whimsical world of our furry friends, from cuddly critters to feisty furballs. Get ready to witness the magic of nature as we share captivating wildlife encounters and unforgettable moments of laughter. Whether you're a devoted animal lover or simply in need of a good laugh, our channel promises endless entertainment and joy for all ages. Subscribe now and let the fun begin! 🐾😄 #AnimalAdventures #FunnyFails #FurryFunnys

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