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536- The Dove.org Review of Deadpool
An early 2000s Christian cinema emergency leads us to the amazing movie rating system of Dove.org. (00:10-22:15)
I recently heard about the Billy Graham rule. I can see why it might make sense, but is also seems like really legalistic and maybe sexist? Is it a good idea? (22:37-42:50)
There are some situations where I know someone probably isn’t going to take my advice or change their behavior, but I still feel like I need to say something to have said it. Is that selfish of me? Is that healthy? (42:54-53:25)
The whole “quiet quitting” thing got me thinking, is there a healthy way to set levels for effort of when I am volunteering? It feels like the people in charge will always take more, so I have to draw the line. But I feel bad sometimes. (53:33-1:10:28)
Closing Song: Weary (The Bridge Loud)
Ask A Question (and share the lowest Dove.org ratings you can find):
thebridgechicago.tumblr.com/ask (Anonymous)
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An early 2000s Christian cinema emergency leads us to the amazing movie rating system of Dove.org. (00:10-22:15)
I recently heard about the Billy Graham rule. I can see why it might make sense, but is also seems like really legalistic and maybe sexist? Is it a good idea? (22:37-42:50)
There are some situations where I know someone probably isn’t going to take my advice or change their behavior, but I still feel like I need to say something to have said it. Is that selfish of me? Is that healthy? (42:54-53:25)
The whole “quiet quitting” thing got me thinking, is there a healthy way to set levels for effort of when I am volunteering? It feels like the people in charge will always take more, so I have to draw the line. But I feel bad sometimes. (53:33-1:10:28)
Closing Song: Weary (The Bridge Loud)
Ask A Question (and share the lowest Dove.org ratings you can find):
thebridgechicago.tumblr.com/ask (Anonymous)