0神學根據 收皮啦美國國會禱文結尾：Amen and A-women
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上帝要同人同在邊使咁複雜 0神學根據 收皮啦
0神學根據 收皮啦women 都有men喺入面 
何式凝 支持賓穎
叫班左癌改下伊斯蘭d字黎睇下
A-women
Awowomen 
用中文讀咪冇事: 阿門
細細個就覺得英文要分 he/she, his/her 好戇鳩
廣東話講出嚟都冇咁分
有好多英文唔好嘅人成日講錯 he/she
細細個就覺得英文要分 he/she, his/her 好戇鳩
廣東話講出嚟都冇咁分
有好多英文唔好嘅人成日講錯 he/she
香港係咪行得好前 屌老母會屌埋老豆
「屌你老母芝士漢堡
屌你老豆縮埋一嚿
」
「屌你老母芝士漢堡
屌你老豆縮埋一嚿
」最好嘅方法係恢復返希臘文嘅英文串法 Amin （東正教係中文係阿民 用國語讀）
History->Hertory
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男人行先都唔正確
依加有J唔一定係男人
Comwoment**
https://apnews.com/article/michael-brown-kansas-city-emanuel-cleaver-archive-prayer-5a5bd058acc0e7a220ea7415f7382b88
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver said he was caught off guard by the negative response after he ended his opening prayer on the first day of the new Congress by saying, “Amen and A-woman.”
Cleaver, a United Methodist minister and former mayor of Kansas City, Missouri, is in his ninth term in Congress. He told the Kansas City Star his “A-woman” reference on Sunday was intended to recognize the record number of women serving in the new Congress.
But it spurred a torrent of criticism from conservatives who accused Cleaver of misunderstanding the meaning of “amen,” a Hebrew word that means “so be it.”
Republican U.S. Rep. Guy Reschenthaler of Pennsylvania incorrectly stated on Twitter that “Amen” has Latin origins, but added, “It’s not a gendered word. Unfortunately, facts are irrelevant to progressives. Unbelievable.”
Cleaver said it was a pun intended as a tribute to his female colleagues and to Rear Adm. Margaret Grun Kibben, the new House chaplain and first woman to hold the role.
There are 144 women serving in the House and Senate. The previous high was 129.
Cleaver said he was “deeply disappointed that my prayer has been misinterpreted and misconstrued by some to fit a narrative that stokes resentment and greater division among portions of our population.”
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver said he was caught off guard by the negative response after he ended his opening prayer on the first day of the new Congress by saying, “Amen and A-woman.”
Cleaver, a United Methodist minister and former mayor of Kansas City, Missouri, is in his ninth term in Congress. He told the Kansas City Star his “A-woman” reference on Sunday was intended to recognize the record number of women serving in the new Congress.
But it spurred a torrent of criticism from conservatives who accused Cleaver of misunderstanding the meaning of “amen,” a Hebrew word that means “so be it.”
Republican U.S. Rep. Guy Reschenthaler of Pennsylvania incorrectly stated on Twitter that “Amen” has Latin origins, but added, “It’s not a gendered word. Unfortunately, facts are irrelevant to progressives. Unbelievable.”
Cleaver said it was a pun intended as a tribute to his female colleagues and to Rear Adm. Margaret Grun Kibben, the new House chaplain and first woman to hold the role.
There are 144 women serving in the House and Senate. The previous high was 129.
Cleaver said he was “deeply disappointed that my prayer has been misinterpreted and misconstrued by some to fit a narrative that stokes resentment and greater division among portions of our population.”