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6/19/07 11:27 AM |
John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Coed gradescool for me was VERY humiliating, with the girls consistently outperforming the guys in everything but athetics.I foundered in both areas, which made me feel like garbage. Mom tried to help by explaining that "girls mature sooner than guys...and that's why they do better in school at earlier ages"...which now sounds like an all to convienient "explaination". The only thing I could do better than anyone in my class was draw, but most of the stuff I drew then (mostly masculine and military themes) would not be tolerated in today's classroom. By late middleschool/early highschool I FINALLY got my academic act together, but even this was problematic since my hormones tended to rage at the very sight of women in my classes, making it very difficult to concentrate, much less learn or even excel in the subjects being taught. My own experiences, combined with the excellent analysis by brother "anonymous" in a previous post, convince me that coed education MUST end if our culture is going to be the best it can be. |
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6/14/07 8:08 PM |
John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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It matters not how "strong" a person's profession is, but the spiritual state of the person at time of death.One must either "Endure till the end" (Matt 10:22) or eventually repent as the Prodigal son did. Repentance is the proper response to true conviction of sin in ones life. If a person dies without repentance, it means that person died with no conviction or acknowlegement (or "confession") of his sins and therefore never recieves Christ's promise in 1 John 1:9. Faith without works is dead. So far it looks like about 75% of you all agree with me. May we all rather agree with God! |
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6/8/07 11:41 AM |
John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Regarding Keller's statements , Campbell said "it shows that bigotry from time to time can still rear its ugly head in society."No suprise here. Ungodly people often refer to spiritual discernment as "bigotry" and "intolerance" because they assume that they can "see" what we can't and that what we think we see is not really there, when exactly the opposite is true. Since the first paragraph states that Keller was adressing "followers", rather than the public as a whole, there should be no court case to persue...but I'm not a lawyer so maybe I'm missing something here. Jimmy Carter's recent claim that Mormons are Christians indicates that he himself most likely is not one. Otherwise he'd surely be able to differentiate between the two faiths. Unsaved family members gave me the usual silent treatment when I tried to point this out, but most of them regard the exclusive claims of Christ as upity and bigotted, regardless of the source. SIGH! |
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5/23/07 2:10 PM |
John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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I would think that most orthodox Muslims would have a VERY difficult time adapting to American life, considering the moral madhouse our nation/culture has become over the past few decades.Though I would love to see Iraq become a "democracy", I'd hate to see it become similarly degraded as our own culture is regarding the wide-spread acceptance of sexual role-diffusion of men & women, proliferation of homosexuality, abortion, high-divorce, porno, drugs, etc. I can't help but wonder if more than a few of the Iraqi insurgents we're fighting over there have similar concerns. I'm old enough to remember "laughing" at the stodgy Soviet retorts about "America and the West" being "decadent and divided". Never-the-less, there was MUCH truth in what they were saying at the time. Even more so now. Sad. |
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