Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for April 25, 2024

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    hariseldon59  7 months ago

    Act of you.

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    Bilan  7 months ago

    One strike isn’t bad for a claims adjuster.

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    The dude from FL  Premium Member 7 months ago

    They don’t cover acts of God

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    David_the_CAD  7 months ago

    The problem is that he thought that he was his own god.

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    PraiseofFolly  7 months ago

    Under normal procedure, when a person makes Confession, and before Absolution may be given and a Penance assigned, the penitent must recite a formulaic prayer known as the “Act of Contrition”. (Rules are Rules.) —)

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    phritzg Premium Member 7 months ago

    “Your claim that you belong in Heaven is denied. And our policy has no appeal process .”

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    sandpiper  7 months ago

    The final ‘claims adjuster’ is holding the pen

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    Slowly, he turned...  7 months ago

    Let’s just say he is totaled and move on…

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    For a Just and Peaceful World  7 months ago

    In modern times, if you DON’T do what Trump does then you are doing just fine.

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    Charles Ransdell Premium Member 7 months ago

    He should have purchased an indulgence from Tetzel. (Google it)

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    1953Baby  7 months ago

    Ah, yes: REPARATION. The part of absolution that EVERYBODY forgets. . .saying, “I’m sorry” just doesn’t quite cut it. . .

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    Linguist  7 months ago

    My granny used to say, “What Man proposes, God disposes.”

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    DaBump Premium Member 7 months ago

    The Way is free and simple, but narrow and “few there be that find it.” Mostly because they aren’t looking, and like Naaman want to work for it.

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    ladykat  7 months ago

    Yep. You are not covered.

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    Kidon Ha-Shomer  7 months ago

    I just read HR 467-if that’s not an act of contrition it will never pass through the senate.

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    freshmeet2030  7 months ago

    Shouldn’t all the religious organizations have to pay for ‘acts of god’?

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    mindjob  7 months ago

    Now comes the part where he get’s the boot and descends. Too bad he wasn’t killed by a drunk driver

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    wildlandwaters  7 months ago

    Going down??

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    patrickschreiber1951  7 months ago

    Myths have rules?

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    fourteenpeeves  7 months ago

    In Heaven there is NO paperwork….

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    sperry532  7 months ago

    Sure. As if a claims adjuster would ever reach the Pearly Gates.

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    comicalUser  7 months ago

    If you want to get technical, and are a supreme Believer, _everything is an act of . . . well . . . you know.

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    leemorse9777  7 months ago

    One of many complaints I have about the Catholic religion, get clean on Sunday and do the same things the rest of the week. All fairy tales have their weak points.

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    keenanthelibrarian  7 months ago

    To all you theologians out there – if Jesus took all of our sins on himself, and died so that we would be forgiven them … why do we always have to apologise for committing them now? Haven’t they already been forgiven? This might seem a terribly basic question, already covered in Sunday School, but it has always bothered me.

    Answers 20 pages or fewer; I’ll be in my trailer.

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    eddi-TBH  7 months ago

    He adjusted himself right to Perdition.

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    bakana  7 months ago

    That’s the trouble with planning to Repent at the last minute.

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