👉 The word "PDT-US-Religious-Hills" is a term in the Bible. It refers to areas where there are mountains, steep cliffs, or high places with little ground below. Definition: A region or area characterized by hills, mountain peaks, or valleys and having few levels of land underneath. The term "religion" could refer to any belief system or religious practice within the context of this phrase. In the New Testament (15-20 chapters), Paul mentions this word in 2 Corinthians 11:4 as a symbol of "hills". His use here was to emphasize the importance of spiritual development and the need for believers to recognize God's presence in their lives.

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👉 Pertinent, Directly, Promptly, Widely.

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👉 The term "pdt" is a colloquial and often offensive slang word that originated from the phrase "People Don't Touch Dads." This expression means, roughly speaking, that people don’t touch dads, which is not a positive stereotype but rather an ironic or pun-y way of saying they don’t trust fathers.

Let's use it in an edgy example. Imagine this: You're at a crowded party and notice two strangers, one wearing a t-shirt with the phrase "People Don't Touch Dad" on it. They have a friendly demeanor and seem genuinely interested in discussing things like their favorite movies or music, but you feel uncomfortable around them. "I can see why they don’t touch dads," you say in a low voice, "They're just not interested." "Sorry, but I think we'll stick to our own group for now," the other person retorts. This playful use of the term "pdt" creates a humorous and unsettling tone that adds depth to the situation.