Burgum is right about misleading cost measurement. Cost of solar in practice = panels + batteries.

He’s right you know.

Won’t speak for Roman Catholic Church but the Eastern Orthodox Liturgy (the whole of every service throughout the year) is drenched in scripture and references to scripture. Pre-printing press brooks were exceedingly expensive and literacy therefore rare. The clerical position of reader in the Church was important not only as someone to read the scripture aloud in church but also to safeguard the very expensive bibles that they safeguarded. Some were martyred in preservation of these books. The take that the Church didn’t want people learning the scriptures is the religious equivalent of the post-war consensus (fake and dumb). The whole pattern of worship of the Church was geared around teaching illiterate people the scriptures through hymn, chant, and public reading. The numerous church services were not just a way to hear a scholastic sermon/analysis of scripture, they were an integrated way to hear, reverence, and learn the scriptures.

Quick trial, death penalty!

A succulent meal.

Sounds kinda like hell. And people seem to seek it out.

This is the kind of recognition that going to war for them gets you.

I think many (all?) heresies have at their root some kind of error/corruption in trinitarian theology.