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Anonymous Aristotle

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  1. I'm glad to read of these rallies. Reminding the Muslim community here that we are a free country with a Constitution is important. Sharia is discriminatory. These Muslim Imam's and others that are concerned about discrimination are I think playing the victim card here. When they know very well Sharia has no tolerance for everyone who is not Muslim. But these planned rallies are executing a free speech platform that isn't allowed in Muslim dominated countries. That's what they're opposed to I think. How dare we say we're not ever going to allow Sharia to become law here. How dare we not.
  2. Professor Maischak will likely suffer the fate the commentator in that article wanted. Firing. And rightly so. What a horrible example he sets as a tenured academic and saying these ridiculous things. Maybe he's suffering with an undiagnosed mental illness? We should hold them in prayer because they're suffering no matter what the cause behind this dark mind set that makes itself public in this way. Poor soul.
  3. That poor man and his family who will have to live all those years without him. Praise God every day for our American freedom. It came at a great cost and I respect that every day too.
  4. Like I said, I've just learned what I know from study.
  5. Just what I've read when I've gone to sites to study. Do you?
  6. That happened to me when I was 19. A gorgeous guy had moved to my city and we met one night in a bookstore. We dated for 5 months and then out of nowhere he dropped me. I found out from his best friend whom I saw at the grocery store two days later that he was married. When he transferred to my city his wife was too in love with her career to go with him. She stayed in the city where they lived together trusting him in his career move. It was so shocking to be dropped like that and I couldn't imagine how she felt being betrayed as she had been and not even realizing it. At least I knew I was betrayed and by who and for what reason. His wife moved to our city to be with him after her job transferred her to a satellite office there. I would pray about this if I were you Randal. I doubt you are the first women he has committed adultery with. When a man cheats on his wife I think it is a sign that he really doesn't want to be married. Because it certainly is a sign he doesn't respect her. Just as he didn't respect you when he lied to you from the beginning. As did Clark when we met. If I were the wife I would want to know. How many women did he betray his wife with before you? You'll likely never know. But his wife very likely doesn't know at all that he betrays their vows. It isn't fair to her. If she knows she can decide what she wants to do. And since this is on your heart I think you know what you want to do already. God's speed.
  7. There is a lot of this kind of thing making the news over the years. These decisions are voted on by men trusted to keep the church and to God's word. And then they fail by letting something like this happen. Transgender should be led from their sin. Not promoted in it.
  8. Isn't the whole bible containing words of faith that tells us God prospers us in all areas of life?
  9. When they talk about their issues with you to others but avoid you so they can air out their issues with you in private, you're finding out who this person is. If they're talking bad about you to your friends and they don't shut that person down asap, you're finding out who your friends are not too. If it were me, I'd consider this person as doing me a huge favor. They're helping me to learn who I cannot trust in my circle. Starting with themselves, being they refuse to talk with you about their issues with you and find peace somehow. Let it all go. What others think about you is not in your control. I want friends around me that love and respect me. You should too. Because you're worth that. God Bless You.
  10. I would not pay for such a thing myself. There are more and more commercials tempting people to send in their DNA sample to find their ancestry. But there's just too much fiction involved to cause me to go that route. I know my background. I don't require a DNA test. Also, I know someone now retired from the FBI. The DNA Database that is active in America would also preclude my interest in patronizing those commercial sites and paying to share my DNA sample. Federal DNA Database I looked for information when those commercials started to expand with different companies marketing offers to trace family trees. DNA Fact or Science Fiction? 6 Genetic Genealogy Myths Myth 2: A DNA test can pinpoint precisely where your ancestors lived or which tribe they belonged to. If your ancestors and their offspring had stayed in one geographic region and never allowed outsiders to enter, it would be relatively easy to distinguish their DNA (and yours) from the DNA of people living in other regions. Over time, all of the inhabitants of your region would come to share specific genetic mutations (usually harmless changes in DNA), which would identify them as a distinct population, the same way a surname identifies members of a family. But our ancestors didn’t stay in one place. For thousands of years, humans have moved about, leaving their genetic imprints wherever they procreate and making it increasingly difficult for geneticists to distinguish one region’s population from another’s. Scientists can make inferences about your ancestry based on trends among populations, but they can’t say for sure that your ancestors lived in a specific country, much less a specific town.
  11. Full of compassion and gracious, long suffering and abundant in mercy and truth. That's our precious and eternal God. From that teaching in the Psalms I do believe we can say innocent children, aren't they all, go to be with the Father when they pass.
  12. There's a way to remove them. Have you looked into this? I was with my sister a few years ago when she decided to get a tattoo. Those tattoo shows on TV don't do it justice. The ink and the blood that mix together. It was quite an ugly sight as the gun was applying the tattoo. When it was over it was a lovely piece. That's her. I would not mar my skin in that way. There's something also in the Torah books of our bible that forbids tattoos isn't there?
  13. The worst thing about Dentist office visits is the waiting room. They should sound proof those because the sound of that drill while I'm waiting for my checkup just wracks my nerves something fierce. Yes, I will pray for you. You'll do fine. God is with you.
  14. It fills the heart like a bubbling brook doesn't it? Swelled to fullness with the precious love and passion for Jesus and his own passion to save the world. That is a very great writing. I'm also new here. Thank you for your testimony. God Bless You.
  15. I agree that is a very hard thing to understand . The one talent slave being cast away for fearing their master? I know it is all suppose to relate to relationship with God the Father, right? I also don't quite understand. If at all.
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