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Why do you keep asking me the same question?

Again... relevance?

There is no such "upward force". smh...

Don’t confuse modern secular Israel with ‘the Jews’. :)

Your situation is sadly common: one parent is lenient and the other is left with all the responsibility for training the child. The wise parent is resented by the child while the foolish parent is loved. Sadly, many children of such parents won’t learn until they are adults themselves… if ever...

I appreciate your respectful response, but I’m mildly disappointed that you haven’t addressed my points. Did you look up “meniscus”? Have you considered how buoyancy depends upon gravity?

Perhaps if you explain how your question is relevant to my comment, it would help.

That’s an ordinance under the Sinai covenant, but has no bearing on Christians.

Sorry you’re dealing with this. As your husband is being extremely unwise, I would suggest that you address this with the long term in mind. Your husband is raising a misogynistic tyrant. If you can show him the kind of person your son will become, he might listen to reason.

I would suggest you look beyond the symptom and seek out the cause(s). Do you have alternating preachers or music teams? Do many of the people have job requirements on the same schedule? Finally, why is it a ‘problem’ at all?

So I can be brainwashed with ridiculously unscientific ideas? No thanks. I studied real-world physics and made observations myself. I really don’t care what you believe about gravity, because it is a satisfactory explanation for observed phenomena. “Buoyancy” in the absence of gravity, is not...

In other words, you have no rational argument against the facts I presented. Thanks for admitting it.

Yes, I do. Look up "meniscus". My senses tell me that "flat earth" has been refuted. Gravity can be a theory and buoyancy still depends on it. Buoyancy is a derivative effect of the force of gravity. No gravity, no buoyancy. Period.

It's worthwhile checking any questionable wording in a few different translations. That way you can (usually) avoid misleading interpretations. Hebrews was written prior to 70 AD. The writer may or may not have had prophetic foresight, but in hindsight, he was dead right. The Levitical system...

The title question is simply too broad. Is a degree in Gender Studies ‘worth it’? No. Is a degree in Engineering ’worth it?’ Yes. You must balance your interests and aptitudes with the market where you want to work. If there’s no need for that degree, don’t waste your time and money...

As you can see from the above responses, there are many ways to interpret your question. It would help if you explained what you mean.

Looks like a new rear seal job to me.

No, it is not always level. Um... buoyancy is nothing without gravity. If you had actually studied Physics, you would know these things.

I see no reason to comply with childish attempts at control. Scripture refutes your point. There’s nothing further to discuss until and unless you concede your point.

Dodge.