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5/28/13 4:24 PM |
San Jose John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Phal Osee wrote: I do not exist where I previously existed. Now I exist elswhere. Who I was in my previous existence is no longer the me that now exists in a different form in another location writing this post. In my new existence I come to a new conclusion, that is, that which previously was is now no longer, since time has evolved. Therefore the new reality is that I can now prove I exist in the form of mortal on the same planet as you who read this revelation. You sound like you've been studying Zeno. |
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5/28/13 4:10 PM |
San Jose John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Neil wrote: Captain Obvious. My thoughts too, until I began to wonder how incredibly wisdom-deficient the audience for whom this statement was crafted must be. |
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5/24/13 6:52 PM |
San Jose John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Unprofitable Servant wrote: Me would think that the inconvenience is for grandma, that would actually be a help to mom. Yeah. More trouble for the grandma too who, thankfully, is crazy about the grand kids; but mom still has to plan it and complicates her day more than usual. |
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5/24/13 6:32 PM |
San Jose John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Mr b wrote: You can't even food shop. With out passing a magazine with a scantily clad women on the cover... Exactly the reason my pastor's wife was unable to take her young boys shopping with her, causing the major inconvenience of having to have grandma come over and watch the kids while mommy shopped. |
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5/20/13 2:17 PM |
San Jose John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Christopher000 wrote: I might learn that I take some things too literally. ..time will tell. I believe that there really were giants as well; the Nephelim, who were the offspring of the Angels that sinned, not the sons of Seth because their intermingling wouldn't produce giants. I tend to think that the Nephelim were nothing more than human celebrities of their day since the Bible calls them "heroes of old" and "MEN (not angels or hybrids) of renown". Not unlike so many of our current celebrities raised in "Christian" homes and churches but are now all but completely secular in their mindsets. Many of whom are also the result of intermarriage between "sons of God" (believers) and "daughters of men" (unbelievers) whose end tends more toward the latter than the former. Just like in Genesis leading up to the great flood. |
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5/16/13 2:46 PM |
San Jose John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Murder Inc. wrote: But what drives this pent-up demand where American ladies, by the tens of millions, beat a path to the front door of these clinics? Why was the demand nearly zero in the 50s but by 1973, that rate went through the roof? Being self-centered (I'm told the abortion industry can be fairly lucrative) and short-sighted. If the money involved isn't enough then the abortion providers can always "pat themselves on the back" for "helping women"--at least those women who were not INSIDE the womb at the time! |
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5/15/13 1:08 PM |
San Jose John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Mike wrote: If only they had come into the country illegally, in the night, perhaps across the Rio Grande, THEN they would be welcomed. But these independent minded folks from Germany can't be depended on to vote leftist, can they? Sad but true, Mike. |
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5/15/13 12:56 PM |
San Jose John | | San Jose, CA | | | |
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Brian wrote: Camping did get it right... sort of. You see, it was Camping's judgement day that came, not the world's Don't forget that God is the ultimate "multitasker".In Job God proactively dealt with Job's latent spiritual pride even before it was manifest later in that book, convicted Job's 3 friends of prejudicial assumptions on how God disciplines/punishes people, and promoted/established the position/integrity of the young Elihu as a credible elder/witness. Oh, and He also put Satan in his place once again. In Camping's case I think God was not only punishing/disciplining Camping's stubbornness but also the flippancy of many of his "followers" as well as "hardening" the hearts of many secularists eager to justify their condemning the whole (all Christianity) by justly condemning the part (Camping's faulty ministry). Hardening their own hearts as so many are wont to do. Camping reminds me of that prophet who after successfully judging Jeroboam and Israel for erecting the bulls at Bashan and Dan still ended up getting killed by a lion for listening to what he thought was Godly prophecy and took food when he was initially told not to. Camping also reminds me of David and his census, where Israel bore the brunt of his sin. |
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