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agu retweeted
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MESSI dedicates his third goal to Shotaro from k-pop group RIIZE "This goal goes to my friend from Japan who released a new comeback with his group yesterday" said to ESPN
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Belvine Omondi retweeted
Sharrif Musa Ramadhani sirengo dedicates his medical to his late brother and he writes... Before the season I had a bet with my brother Salim — I win a league medal, he quits his addiction. He kept his promise… but passed away after 7 months in hospital. I buried him........
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Mo Thalane retweeted
Sdumo Mtshali’s solo billboard 🔥🔥 First time the streaming giant dedicates a solo billboard in Johannesburg’s affluent suburb of Bryanston to an actor by his name not his character’s name. This is HUGE!!! Kudos to Sdumo 👏 #ThePolygamistNetflix #ThePolygamist
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Billy John™ retweeted
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❤️‍🩹 Post Malone dedicates concert to Oliver Tree, pours out beer for him. Credit: Instagram/kendallyale
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NoSweat retweeted
Alex Soros is interesting because he’s a billionaire heir who dedicates his life to making cities less safe. He’s like a Reverse Batman.
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Most modern Catholics view angels and demons as figures from folklore, but Thomas Aquinas presented them as subjects of rigorous metaphysical inquiry. Not poetry. Not piety. Metaphysics. In the Summa Theologiae, Aquinas dedicates 15 questions to angels, with the question of demons treated within that same treatise. He isn't writing devotional literature. He's doing philosophy. His first move: angels are not bodies. They are pure intellects, subsisting forms without matter. This means each angel is its own species. There is no "species of angel" the way there is a species of human. Aquinas argues that without matter to individuate them, each angel is irreducibly unique. That's not folklore. That's a metaphysical claim with serious consequences. The nine choirs aren't decorative hierarchy either. Aquinas draws from Pseudo-Dionysius and Scripture to argue that the orders reflect different modes of knowing God and different roles in administering creation. Seraphim, Cherubim, Thrones closest to God. Principalities, Archangels, Angels most directly engaged with human affairs. Each choir is a distinct grade of participation in divine intelligence. And demons? Not cartoons. Fallen angels who retain their intellect fully but have lost charity permanently. Their malice isn't passion or weakness. It's a fixed rational choice, made in full clarity, never to be reversed. That precision matters. It explains why demonic temptation is so effective. Pure intellect, ancient experience, zero moral restraint. Aquinas wasn't writing science fiction. He was doing the hardest kind of philosophy: reasoning about beings whose existence we cannot empirically verify but whose nature follows necessarily from what we know about intellect, will, and being. Most people never engage Aquinas on angels. They should. What do you find most surprising about his framework?
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Saltire_Lass retweeted
"If my celebration brings awareness then that's the main thing" 🙌 John McGinn dedicates his 'goggles' celebration to nephew, Jack and explains the deeper meaning ❤️
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Mel 🇺🇸 retweeted
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