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  • So the IP68 ratings are on a scale of 1-9 for dust and water respectively.

    So the 6 is for dust and particulates and the 8 is for water.

    With a rating of IP68, which is an industry standard, it is actually better at keeping out water then dust and particulates. I have no idea what the deal is with rice particulate, but it's obviously not great to get into charging ports and the like.

    It's worth noting that Samsung shares the exact same rating and would also struggle with a bowl of rice.

  • Those are all really interesting theories, but the simple matter is that if it was referencing homosexuality, there were plenty of appropriate words Paul could have used.

    Specifically, erastes and eromenos.

    The words Paul used certainly have sexual connotations, but if he meant gay sex, plenty of words already existed for it.

    There's a ton of theories, but no one "knows" exactly what Paul means here. It's a strange word with almost no parallels anywhere else in history.

  • The New Testament was written in Greek.

    The only Hebrew verses that discuss homosexuality are even more vague and difficult to translate.

    I'm not trying to convert you or persuade you the Bible is actually pretty cool. I'm just telling you what's in it.