I have applied to Glasgow University, Coventry university, and Westminster university. I’ve seen really bad reviews on Westminster university; plus London is definitely too expensive. What do you guys think? I’d like a place that’s not too big or lively (I’m an introvert). And relatively cheap
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...and Australia has the Outback Statehouse.”
So I was reading through parts of the Westminster the other day and was wondering if...
Westminster chapter 15 Section VI.(–As every man is bound to make private confession of his sins to God, praying for the pardon thereof, upon which, and the forsaking of them, he shall find mercy: so he that scandelizeth his brother, or the church of Christ, ought to be willing, by a private or public confession and sorrow for his sin, to declare his repentance to those that are offended; who are thereupon to be reconciled to him, and in love to receive him.)
...means that I have to go back to every person I ever said something negative about (like when I had a teacher I didn’t like and said something negative about them to a fellow student in like middle school) and say I’m sorry? Would it also mean that if I said something negative about my church (I am currently attending a Baptist mega church that I wanna leave to join a PCA church soon because of not preaching the gospel as clearly and much as I think they should and I think they have a unfruitful way of handling things from government to control that is given to each church campus. I’m staying to be with my family and some friends for the moment) or saying negative things about people that say very seemingly unscriptural things to my family when being cage stagey. I think of two of my pastors and think I might have said negative things about them to people but I’m not sure if I did or not. I know I have complained that they do not preach the Gospel and repentance as i think they should (I think only within my family) and there is one person comes to mind that I have had arguments about within my family for what seemed to me as trying to place themselves in an authoritative teacher type roll and trying to make themselves sound more spiritual than others. I’m really not sure if what I’ve said in the past is sinful and injurious to where I need to go to the person.
I do struggle with OCD on these type of things so i feel like I HAVE to go up to everyone awkwardly and say I’m sorry but I don’t even remember the specificity of all the the things I feel like I need to apologize for and do not feel close enough to everyone to even say anything to them. Is this just my OCD messing with me or do I need to worry about confessing all these possibly negative things I said about people? I was watching John Gerstner explain the section and he said he thinks the section should say you MUST be willing so that just make
... keep reading on reddit ➡Years of patchwork repairs to a building crumbling and in need of serious refurbishment. The palace of Westminster, like Notre Dame, is a symbol of the nation and any fire would be deeply destructive, with countless pieces of art, documents, and the aura of history being destroyed or damaged. It is frankly negligent of MPs to remain in the building and allow such a threat to go untreated.
Thoughts?
For Americans or others who don’t know, in a Westminster system of democracy, the leader of the party or coalition of parties which wins a majority in a legislative election generally becomes the Prime Minister (head of government) of that country for the legislative term.
It’s like if the Presidency was abolished and it’s powers were conferred on the Speaker of the House.
The effect of this is that when you cast your vote it’s essentially a joint ticket (like for President/Vice-President) for your Member of Parliament and your Prime Minister.
Well there are elections coming up in my country and I’ve been thinking about whether a well meaning voter should cast their vote primarily for the candidate they think would be the best MP, or for the candidate who is a member of the party who’s leader they think would make the best Prime Minister.
So for Americans, if you had to use one vote to elect both Congress and the President and you favoured the Republican presidential candidate but the Democratic congressional candidate which would you prioritise? And for Canadians, Australians, New Zealanders, British people, Irish people etc, which do you focus on: the best candidate for MP or the best party leader (or something else)?
Is the international relations and development bachelor good at the Westminster university? And how is the university? Is it good?
