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ayin jade

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  1. 1 minute ago, Andrewoder1999 said:

    Hello I am not a born again Christian. I have committed the unpardonable sin many times in thought. Those thoughts ARE deliberate. It’s weird I have no pangs of guilt, just wickedness. I have NO remorse over my sin. I remember about a decade ago learning about this sin and WAS afraid of it. I’ve almost always most of my life have been a self centered person. I’ve never had a drawing from God before. I’ve always just known Him From the outside. I will die any day as none of us are promised tomorrow and have anxiety about dying. Man oh man if I could go back in time and repent I could. 

    Welcome to worthy.

    Something you mentioned seems to be a contradiction. You said you have no remorse yet want to go back in time and repent. That sounds like remorse to me.

    I dont know if you have truly committed the unpardonable sin or not but since you are here i dont think its too late.

    What do you know or believe about Jesus?

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  2. 7 minutes ago, believeinHim said:

    I say we toss the rules for welcome introductions out the window. Seems to be a recurring theme around here. 

    Long before you posted this thread was moved out of the welcome forum into genrral discussion forum. No rules were broken. If you have complaints about how things are run here please contact george.

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  3. If you read their study, it shows that plants are not reacting with emotion. It is the same as the way a house creaks. Especially if the plant is stressed, their individual features that transport nutrients around the plant creak. 

  4. My mother is on home hospice, dementia, severe arthritis, cardiac issues. She is quite elderly. There is a dnr in place for her, and one for my father as well. Taped to the pantry door where paramedics can see it readily. 

    It hurts to see it. I dont want my parents to go. But I understand their wishes. They do not want heroic measures. Chances are I will have to make any decisions regarding my father, or mother if dad is not around. 

    I am preparing mentally to cope with this, and to cope with worsening of moms dementia. If she gets to the point of not recognizing us. 

    For me? They used to ask me if I wanted a dnr when I had cancer and was undergoing treatment. I did not get one. I dont know if I will ever get one. I figure by the time I get to that point, the govt will mandate euthanasia for old folks. 

    The Christian view? I guess it is a bit like suicide. Kinda strengthens my view against it. 

     

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  5. Before I became a Christian, when I was in pharmacy school, I was asked by a fellow student if I wanted to be in a drug trial for a new type of migraine treatment. At the time, I suffered around 4 migraines a month. I looked in to the drug trial and opted not to do it. I tend to get bad side effects from medications. Turns out the medication was imitrex. 

    I see nothing about doing a medication trial, with or without being paid for it, that would be against a Christian way of living. 

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  6. Today i helped dad set up home hospice care for mom. Then while packing to drive my husband 2 hrs away for his job the next couple of days.. i also was on the phone with my brother listening to the doc explain the results of his biopsy and yes its cancer. Kinda think all of this is important.

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  7. 21 hours ago, OneLight said:

    I've read Revelation many times and never once saw this.  Where do you believe this is talked about?

    I asked him this and he showed me something in daniel.

  8. I used to go to mexico a lot. Border cities, deep interior, didnt matter. I loved going there. 

    I learned a long time ago that mexico is lawless. The cartels rule there. Cops military and govt officials are given a choice: be with the cartels or die. The press here does not mention it much but many americans disappear in mexico, only to be found later, if found at all, dead. 

    It is one of the most dangerous places in the world now with a murder rate second to syria. People are foolish to travel there, even for cut rate medical care. Which as a medical professional I also think is a bad idea. Medical standards there are not so good. 

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