I’ve always wondered about this, because not only are they not mutually exclusive, they don’t really fight unless someone really wants to create an issue.

“It turns out the Earth revolves around the Sun, which in turn rotates around a galactic center.”

“But we’ve been teaching that the Earth is the center of the universe. What will we tell people?”

“Well, we all thought it was the center, but it turns out it wasn’t. Does anything in your religion specifically say we’re the center?”

“No…”

“Then I guess we all found out together. Also, why are you even teaching stuff like that? The movement of celestial bodies seems a weird topic to be discussing in church.”

True art.

That angry/relieved/happy mix would make for an interesting evening for me. I’d eat the lot and feel I deserved it for how they done me dirty, even if I secretly was relieved not to have to go to a big social event.

There’s a village in Final Fantasy XIV that has that belief. That if a warrior is great enough, they are reborn into the next child born, and that child is raised with the understanding that that is who they are and continue to be. Gender is fairly meaningless to them, too.

But that one makes me sad.

When we had our first, there was a military spouse who would take old uniforms and turn them into really cool diaper bags (the side was the front of the shirt with name and service tapes). It wasn’t camo, because my service just wears blue, but they ended up being effective and unique.

“Well, I used to run cross-country and long-distance track. No need for that face, close your mouth, or you’ll start catching flies.”

I assumed it was a smoker