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USER COMMENTS BY “ PHILLIP MEZZAPELLE ” |
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 4/24/18 2:26 PM |
| Phillip Mezzapelle | | Sicily, Italy | |  |  | |  | |  |
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John UK wrote:
I've not met many with this syndrome, but the ones I have met seemed very nice people, compared to most humans. John UK, your absolutely right. At the church that I attend there is a brother with down syndrome. I will freely confess to everyone that on more than one occasion, he has taught me a thing or two about christian character. As soon as you can, pay a visit to the joni and friends website. I promise you it will be time well spent. |
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| 2/24/18 5:57 AM |
| Phillip Mezzapelle | | Sicily, Italy | | | | | | | |
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"Men's hearts failing them for fear, and for looking after those things which are coming on the earth: for the powers of heaven shall be shaken." (Luke21:26) "And take heed to yourselves, lest at any time your hearts be overcharged with surfeiting, and drunkenness, and cares of this life, and so come upon you unawares."(Luke21:34) Here in Italy the evangelical population just barely reaches 1%. Yet, I can assure you that thousands upon thousands of nominal catholics have become disenchanted with their church. The problem however, just like any where else is that instead of turning to Jesus they turn to drink, to drugs, to the lottery, to new age practices, etc. Even amoung that small 1% of evangelicals most come from charismatic prosperity gospel backrounds where the only thing preached are quick easy painfree solutions to all of life's problems and where Jesus is presented as a genie in a bottle. The solution is always the same. we must cling to Jesus Christ and the Word of God. We need to also remember that Jesus never promised us a bed of roses life. If He Himself learned obedience by the things which He suffered, who are we to think that it will be different for us? |
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| 2/11/18 12:27 PM |
| Phillip Mezzapelle | | Sicily, Italy | | | | | | | |
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John for JESUS wrote:
There needs to be more studies done to say for sure why some players get CTE. It seems like most of them don't. Why is that? Was it the ones who led with their head in order to tackle that get it? Is it chemically induced because of steroids? I'm curious why alot of the old football players seem okay while others aren't. John for Jesus, professional football replaced baseball as our national pastime with the advent of TV. But before all this, the players made minimal salaries and most even had to work second jobs during the offseason. But today, with all the money that's involved, players work out all year and feed on a steady diet of steroids, muscle mass building suppliments and painkillers. When will we have the courage to ask questions like "how many painkillers did the teamtrainer give that player to play an entire game with broken ribs?" "When does bigger, faster and stronger become too big, fast and strong for what the human body was intended?" |
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| 2/1/18 4:25 PM |
| Phillip Mezzapelle | | Sicily, Italy | | | | | | | |
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Dr. Tim wrote:
You two don't seem to realize that if we don't tackle our enemies on their turf, we'll have to face them on ours. American security and protecting our national interests IS our business. You talk like children who think if they cover their heads, nobody can see them. Dr. Tim, the ones who are covering their heads are all the neo-cons who are convinced that our foreign policy is making the world a better safer place. Really? Countries like Libya, Egypt, Iran and Syria are better off and safer today than 20 years ago? Dr. Tim, here's a real good question. Has our ungodly and unbiblical foreign policy made it safer for christians to live and worship in those countries? Dr. Tim, guess what, our politicians could care less about all those poor persecuted christians. Pushing their nwo agenda is more important. Another question. Do you think that God is pleased with what we are letting the Saudis do to all the innocent men women and children in Yeman? One last question, what makes one an "enemy" of the U.S. Someone who attacks us first with whom we were at peace with or anyone who refuses to bow down to an ungodly nation which is convinced it has received a divine mandate to rule the world? |
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