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    Tanya reacted to TheKDub in Do you believe in a god?   
    Jesus was around the age of thirty when he began his ministry, and his ministry lasted around three years, after which he was crucified on the cross.
    It's unclear as to what exactly Jesus was doing, and where he was during the three days in which his body was within the tomb, but after the three days, he had risen from the dead, then he was on earth for an additional 40 days after his resurrection, after which he ascended into Heaven.
     
    So no, Jesus wasn't here for three days, he was here for over 33 years.
     
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    @PCn00b3000 if you don't mind me asking, why is it that you write 'God' as 'G-d'?
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    Tanya reacted to harryk in School club ideas   
    - Coding challenges/contests i.e. who can write the most efficient code to do something
    - Hackathons 
    - Discuss recent tech news and events. You could take turns researching and giving a short presentation on a topic leading into discussion.
    - Get some Arduinos or Raspberry Pi's and do projects with those
    - Get some vintage hardware and try to make it work. IMO the troubleshooting old stuff is way more interesting and allows more user involvement and hacks.
    - Set up a website; you can host on Github for free
    - Invite local tech professionals to come give a presentation to the club
    - Take field trips to cool places; reach out to local companies or colleges and see if they'd give a tour
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    Tanya reacted to myselfolli in School club ideas   
    You won't really need a lot, if everybody can grab a hold of school PCs or personal laptops etc.
     
    Programming can be fun to get into with friends, and it's not all that difficult in my opinion, there are some great online learning resources. Just be sure to have projects to learn for and try to do (but don't get too ambitious, recreating Netflix is too big for a first project ^^)
     
    What do you have to work with? Would you have access to school resources? Are you sure you want to take a membership fee? How many people would pay and how much would it be? What can your club offer in return?
     
    If you manage to get a small monthly budget, you could try renting a small server and setting it up. You could set up a web server and learn some web development or host your own minecraft (spigot?) server and maybe create your own plugins. It all depends on what you know, what your goal is and which resources you have access to.
     
    Hit me up if you need help with anything
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