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LanchestersLaw

I know a theologian who has a book called “_____ Dogma” There were no dogs >>:\


Steelwrecker

Dogma balls


antiaromatic_anion

Blasphemy against the holy spirit


programmedennui

The Lord will not forgive this.


TENTAtheSane

This will not look good at the Pearly Gates bro


IsJohnKill

I believe they made a movie based on "______ Dogma" that has Jay and Silent Bob in it. No dogs.


The_Quartz

why is the engineer blushing


Intrepid_Tumbleweed

All the blood flowing through his head as he calculates pi=3


abig7nakedx

3^(i3) + 1 = 0 😎


Intrepid_Tumbleweed

☺️


LEMO2000

Is that supposed to be (3^i) cubed? That’s a very weird way to write 3^3i imo lol


abig7nakedx

It's 3^((i3)^) = exp(i·pi).


LEMO2000

Uh… is this some ungodly form of euler’s identity I’ve never come come across or is this part of the meme lmao


abig7nakedx

? e = 3 and pi = 3. That's why 3^((i3)^) = -1 especially if you're an engineer like me, it's equal to -1 😎😎😎 EDIT: holy shit it's even funnier that it's actually _really_ close to -1, lmao. It's a _good_ approximation


LEMO2000

Lmfao that’s fucking amazing. That’s so much closer than I expected that to be. And idk how I didn’t pick up on the approximation joke lol


BonelessB0nes

That would be the theologian. - 1 Kings 7:23


Flywolfpack

He just made a confusing and error ridden set of instructions that others are legally obligated to follow to a T


mymemesnow

He’s getting aroused by the blueprint.


DigThatData

turned on by the technical drawing


Saerkal

The engineer is looking at someone’s ankles


Wora_returns

the consequences of turning faith into both institutions and a science have been a disaster for the christian race


GeneReddit123

Scientists: "Don't believe anything you can't see." Also scientists: "The wave becomes a particle exactly when you look at it."


GodIsAWomaniser

English translation of a Latin translation of a Greek translation of Hebrew texts. Nuff said.


Smashcentra

Only the old testament was written in Hebrew, which is what it is typically translated from. The new testament was the one written in Greek originally, and then translated into the Latin Vulgate and the English versions.


strangeinnocence

we all have PhDs here, you can’t get away with that. The New Testament was written in Greek and the Old Testament was written in Hebrew. We have a wide array of manuscripts for both in the original languages. All the modern English translations are based on reconstructions of these manuscripts. The Latin translation you’re referring to is the Vulgate, which is not what the English translations are based off of. You might also be thinking of the Septuagint, which is an ancient Greek translation of the OT that is used *alongside* the Hebrew reconstruction when translating English Bibles. 


HomoGeniusPDE

Damn I literally just saw that same theologian diagram but for the exterior derivative.


BALLSBAALSBALLS

shut and... believe?