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@mcjulie I also want to ask whether Mother's Day sermons talked about broken relationships between mother and daughter? Parent-child relationships usually involve at least some trauma & brokenness, regardless of each's sex or gender.Permalink On twitter.com
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@mcjulie (That's a tangent though and not your main point. I'm just curious. I imagine mother's day was about platitudes and pedestals? Then again, I probably am guessing that because in Catholic sermons, it was always "Mary, Mary, Mary!" on mother's day...)Permalink On twitter.com
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@mcjulie Also, I am a bit amazed by the post next to it, where you use D&D's silly alignment system to actually say something interesting about ethics and morality and fascism. I've been thinking about it too, lately, in part because I have a character I'm prepping...Permalink On twitter.com
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@mcjulie ... for whom some of these questions are actually pertinent; the main issue is that for him, the whole alignment system of D&D is anthropocentric. He's "true Neutral" (and a Druid) but only in that reference frame.Permalink On twitter.com
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@mcjulie In a Nature-centric context, he's for balance, but... in his world, he's active and indeed even violently engaged to protect the wilds from the destructive encroachment of civilization and the "civilized" cult driving that encroachment/destruction.On twitter.com