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According to the law, priority goes the delegation authorized by the governor. And you're assuming it was rigged, anyway.

Highly unlikely. The Legislature has no power to decertify election results. It's also unclear whether the Senate has the power to enforce subpoenas on the election agency, and the Senate said it wouldn't seek enforcement if the election folks do an audit. More grandstanding, IMO.

No, the House vote to accept or reject the Electoral College vote in NOT by delegation, but by a majority vote (Democrats have the majority). The House would vote by delegation only if no one has a majority in the Electoral College.

But if two sets of electors are submitted, it is up to a House vote (not by state) which to accept.

Thread put out of our misery.

Ah, now I see where you're coming from. "Traditional" Southern Baptist soteriology, which denies a specific work of grace in salvation. This is not at all "traditional" soteriology but a way to sidestep the awkward truth of total inability.

Krushchev never said the quote attributed to him. Neither did Saul Alinsky.

It's not that much of an outlier. The New American Standard has "caused us to be born again," as do the Lexham English Bible and the World English Bible.

So when were you charged with heresy and who did it?

This discussion has veered off into the nonsense apologetics that Baptists once relied upon to justify black slavery. It is closed.

Way off track. Thread is closed. Try again if you want to discuss the OP.

Politics belongs in its own forum.

God only created the music I like.

Nettles is a good read too.

The Tornado That Saved Washington | Science | Smithsonian Magazine

Leon McBeth, The Baptist Heritage: Four Centuries of Baptist Witness; a bit dated now, but probably the most complete single-volume work encompassing the 16th century onward. Most historians are now more likely to focus on a single aspect of Baptist history, not the whole enchilada. (The...

Many, many threads are populated with answers and arguments from folks who are no longer active members, so they are no longer around to answer questions or explain responses. For that reason it is better to start afresh.

Zombie thread closed.