#Scholarly Research

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I think the worst part about existing in academic and fandom spaces simultaneously is that their respective social habits bleed into each other.

I read a phenomenal article on the nexuses between religion and genocide, and I am now starstruck by the author. Searched her name on Tumblr fully expecting an active fandom to be in place. Was slightly shocked to find that there is not a thriving community around this topic.

I'm about to make a flower crown edit of this genocide scholar. I want to meet her and have her sign my forehead.

[eli-kittim]

Eli Kittim: New Testament Exegete

Kittim’s Eschatology: The Kittim Method

Eli of Kittim is the author of the award-winning book The Little Book of Revelation: The First Coming of Jesus at the End of Days, and a former contributor to the Journal of Higher Criticism, and Rapture Ready, which has published work by Billy Crone, David Reagan, Jan Markell, Thomas Ice, Thomas Horn, Bill Salus, Jonathan Cahn, Randall Price, John McTernan, Tim LaHaye, Ron Rhodes, Renald Showers, & Paul McGuire.

Eli of Kittim’s work is grounded on the original language of the New Testament. It pulls the rug from under a great deal of what passes for scholarship these days. But his work is also based on a revelation from Mount Sinai! So, it is both inspired and scholarly. According to Kittim, a view must be based on revelation, with scholarship added. Otherwise it is grounded on guesswork and conjecture.

Eli Kittim’s conclusion that the New Testament is essentially a collection of prophecies which will culminate in the last days, rather than a record of past events, is groundbreaking, challenging the hermeneutical assumptions of the status quo! It deserves serious consideration, otherwise we’re either dealing with consensus theology or downright academic dishonesty.

To examine his evidence (The Kittim Method), see the following materials:

1). What if the crucifixion of Christ is a future event? (Video)

This is based on translation and exegesis of the Greek New Testament

2). When is the end of the age? (Article)

This is based on word studies of parallel passages and verbal agreements in the New Testament

[tangerinequeen19]

who has a gif of louis getting out of the car in the green short sleeved shirt/blue jeans must have been late-2022 promo YOU KNOW WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT

[latest-info]

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The Importance of Scholarly Research in Advancing Knowledge

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[lurkinginnernarrator]

I need Shen Qingqiu, who left for a week-long mission to not return. I need the peak lords to look for him, scouring high and low.

Only, they find him. He's crouched behind bushes, journal in hand fastidiously observing Malevolent Mango-Leopard Birds. He looks crazed. It's the dirtiest they've ever seen him. He has rivers of notes and illustrations.

He shushes them all and tugs them behind the bushes.

"The mating rituals of Malevolent Mango-Leopard Birds haven't ever been documented before. It's believed they only mate once every thousand years."

"Shen-Shixiong was here... watching birds."

"Shen-Shixiong didn't send word because... He was too busy watching birds. Mate."

"...don't say it like that."

[cyanide-sippy-cup]

Hey question is Calculator a WFA only villain or from the comics?

From what I found, he is the same as the Calculator who was created in the 70s. He was introduced in the extra story of Detective Comics 463 which was actually mainly focused on the Atom, although it featured a variety of heroes including Green Arrow, Elongated Man, and the Caped Crusader himself. He was created by Bob Rosakis and Mike Grell. Basically his whole schtick was that he had a suit that allowed him to "calculate" the moves of heroes and defeat them using hard-light constructs generated from a little projector on his head.

He returned in the Birds of Prey 2010-2011 run by Gail Simone, Marc Andreyko, and Ardian Syaf. I'm pretty sure it was particularly in the 'Death of Oracle' arc, as he is the main antagonist of that event, but don't quote me on that. It's here that he becomes the "Anti-Oracle" and causes the arc, growing closer and closer to discovering her identity as she buries herself further into hiding. I don't think the hard-light constructs are present here at all, I'm pretty sure he's just a really good hacker now but again I've not read it, so take that with a grain of salt. He's not exactly what I'd call "obscure" as he has appeared across different medias, but he's a relatively deep cut to include in the story nonetheless and I like the choice to take someone so specific for Babs' arc as opposed to just covering the paralysis trauma or using her brother or something.

[foursaints]

what do u think of the popular pandora/lily ship

they strike me as almost... too healthy to properly compel me, if that makes sense? my lily characterization errs on the side of canon in that i see her as a force of light & goodness in the lives of all who she encounters. lily makes heroes out of the worst of people.

my pandora is someone with one foot in the dark & the other in light— halfway between the two, and teeter-tottering— and i find her at her most interesting when she is paired with someone "worse" (like lucius, or petunia, or rita, or barty) and grapples internally... i suggest checking out @/lilyrosiers for some great pandalily though!

[adventuresinpyjamas]

I am going insane again today I am very stressed and want this to be over lollll (even when you love something sometimes it be like this)

qotd

What is your favourite way to stay motivated?

I love dark academia moodboards and like, study with me, general videos and things like that but I need more. basically this is a cry for help

Day 18/28

126

to do

run/ walk (i won't want to but if I don't leave the house i will go insane) (evidenced by monday or whatever day it was) (time is an illusion)

write paragraph on Daemonologie

write intro & conclusion

polish question

expand and fix alteration paragraph

CUT CUT CUT CUT CUT (predictably)

enrol in courses

email convener about poetry

check prereading for Tudors and Rome

related: find Sharpe's soc. hist. bc I'm p sure I have it

cite + footnote

bibliography

GRINDING TODAY except it's already almost midday!!! fuck

I AM GOING TO FINISH THIS ESSAY IF IT IS THE LAST THING I DO BECAUSE I ALWAYS GET THINGS DONE!!!!!!! ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!! AND THIS WILL NOT BE AN EXCEPTION!!!!!!!! I AM PERFECTLY CAPABLE OF ACING THIS ASSIGNMENT!!!!!

Duo

1/3 lessons

1/4 lessons 80% or higher

2/15 mins

Forest

0/4 any tree

0/25 mins any tree

0/3 sundae tree (locked and ugly so not unlocking it)

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Reading and annotating a scholarly article is no longer enough. I wish to physically consume the knowledge in this article.

This post is specifically about the following piece:

Kate E. Temoney, ‘“Those Who Have the Sin…Go to This Side’: Genocide, Religion, and Genocide and Religion.” In The Routledge History of Genocide, edited by Cathie Carmichael and Richard Maguire. New York: Routledge, 2015. 227-240.

Kate Temoney I love you. When I figure out how to implant this work directly into my brain, I will let you know.

[lovesodeepandwideandwell]

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[muirneach]

i should change my major to anthropology or sociology or something so i can study the cultural and societal impacts of sports and athletes and whatnot <- i should not do this i should go to bed it is midnight

[duckprintspress]

i'm considering applying for your anthology but am so extremely uncomfortable with the way google has been rolling full-steam ahead with AI in its various systems that even the thought of using google docs/drive is triggering to me at this point. do i have options for working with you without using google?

Hey anon!

I completely appreciate your reticence, and I share it. This is something we're actually working on - transitioning away from Google. It's extremely difficult to do, given how ubiquitous Google has gotten to be, but we've been pricing private/personal server options, looking at websites that offer similar functionality but, ya know, aren't Google, and otherwise entering the preliminary stages of trying to disentangle ourselves from... *gestures vaguely at the ever-growing dumpster fire that is Google* ...that.

For now, for submissions, I can tell you:

the current round of submission forms are still Google Forms

you can submit the writing sample as a .docx or .doc.

Basically: at this exact time, given that applications for Scholarly Pursuits are google forms, no, it's not possible to work with us without using Google at all.

But in the future, this is something we're working on, and yes, it should be possible in the future to work with us without using Google.

(Side note, I use Firefox as my browser and duckduckgo for websearch and have for a while, and the Press e-mail is through our web domain, which is hosted by Siteground. We've absolutely been trying to shift away from Google for a while, but in the last couple weeks we've begun to at least try to do a more thorough separation.)

Hope this helps!

-unforth

[fertbutt]

I know ive said in the past that murtagh would listen to mitski but that's just because I like him. if I'm being completely truthful in a modern setting he would listen to linkin park or perchance nirvana. eragon would listen to weezer and green day. ARYA is the only one who would actually listen to mitski.

[emeryleewho]

Anytime white people try to "examine" indigenous cultural histories and then insist that "there's no way to know" the truth because it wasn't written down, I lose 10 years off my life. Oral tradition exists for a reason. The idea that one person's rendition of history is somehow more accurate because you painted it on a bunch of leaves instead of seared it into song or bed time stories is why y'all can't dance and end up dead in horror movies.