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My FIL refers to TV programs, especially the ones that are 1 hour or more long as movies. He sometimes even uses that term for 30-minute TV programs. He also will usually say a 'show' if referring to an individual episode of a regular TV program.

Some interesting thoughts on this: Short Films: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences defines a short film as an original motion picture with a running time of 40 minutes or less (including credits). Feature Films vs. General Movies: While a feature film usually requires a longer runtime (typically 40 to 90+ minutes depending on the organization or festival), the broader term "movie" or "film" applies to motion pictures of any length. Historical Context: In the early 1900s, standard commercial movies were only about 15 minutes long (fitting on a single reel of film) before longer feature films became popular. So, it may come down to semantics ... to some, the terms are interchangable

Thanks for confirming that we cannot turn it off - I will quit looking for the option to change it. Likewise, we are not happy with the change....

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How about one that brings this scripture to life: (2 Kings 9:20) . . .the driving is like the driving of Jeʹhu the grandson of Nimʹshi, for he drives like a madman. . .

Especially if Uriah thanked David for getting him out of a marriage he wanted out of ....

While it may be a conscience decision if we decide to watch such an execution or not - we have to remember that, as an organization, we are not opposed to capital punishment. Key Beliefs on Capital Punishment Biblical Basis: According to official publications on the Watchtower Online Library, Jehovah's Witnesses believe God authorized human governments to use capital punishment—particularly for murderers—dating back to the command given in Genesis 9:6. Role of Government: They view secular governments as "superior authorities" permitted by God to execute justice and punish wrongdoers, and they do not believe the Bible condemns governments for utilizing the death penalty. Political Neutrality: Jehovah's Witnesses do not actively campaign or lobby either for or against the death penalty in political arenas, leaving the implementation of criminal justice up to state authorities. Personal View: While the organization recognizes the scriptural allowance for capital punishment, individual members may hold varying personal views on the matte As someone who is in a congregation that includes a prison with 'death row' as part of our territory, we have some brothers who are part of our congregation on death row. While these brothers regret what they did before knowing the truth and have no desire to die, they do not disagree that the state has the right to execute them for what they did. This past year, one of our brothers was executed.

Gastroenterologist is the doctor who treats someone who has celiac.