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-- Rjp, please get real. Nowhere after any one of the Ten Commandments given from God does it say they will "burn in hell" if they don't obey them. According to what you are shoveling, that means that since it doesn't give that specific warning after each one, people who choose to ignore them...

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/02/13/us-palestinians-egypt-tunnels-idUSBRE91C0RF20130213 The title is a bit misleading since the people of Gaza are neither starving or doing without. Egypt floods Gaza tunnels to cut Palestinian lifeline By Nidal al-Mughrabi GAZA | Wed Feb 13, 2013...

I would tend to agree. Catholics/Christians from Africa and South America tend to be much more conservative in their faith than Europeans.

-- Agreed. That is why, no matter how I disagree with what another person is doing in public as far as 'witnessing,' I do not confront them in front of others. But on an anonymous chat board where obviously others don't agree on this approach.... .

http://www.onlinecollege.org/2011/09/13/15-key-facts-about-homeschooled-kids-in-college/ Just a few examples: - Homeschoolers often enter college with more credit - Homeschoolers do better on ACT and SAT - Homeschoolers GPAs are consistently higher - Homeschooled students are more likely to...

He Aspen, when is the last time you actually said something substantive instead of just critical of someone else?

I wish you the best, Inmate.

Inmate, do you really think that if someone choses not to play play videogames that have an 'M for Mature' rating or go to R-rated movies, or listen to music that has cussing, sexual descriptions, mysginistic themes, etc. "won't have some fun?" That we really "want to avoid everything?" My...

Me, either. I do think the European control on the Papacy is going to come to and end, though.

http://www.christianpost.com/news/homeschooling-not-a-fundamental-right-justice-dept-argues-90039/ Our Justice Dept. is arguing that choosing to educate your own children is not a "fundamental right." Homeschooling Not a Fundamental Right, Justice Dept. Argues By Napp Nazworth, Christian...

-- True, but one must keep in mind that the only time the 'forces of Satan' can do anything in someone's life without that person first inviting them to, is if God Himself first gives permission.

There are three types of people in this world: Those who can count and those who can't.

-- Gosh, it would be awesome if you would point out exactly what I have lied about. Especially if you are going to accuse me of it. Saying something like that without supporting it in any way with little things most of us like to call "facts" makes you look small and ignorant. Go ahead and...

So, as you met your new colleagues you said, "Hi, my name is so-and-so, and I am a radical Christian." Guess that's one way to close doors.

-- Brightmorningstar handled your little unsupported whine-by statement very well, didn't he? In the years I have been watching you post on this topic I have had confirmed one thing that you believe: Every group is allowed to use their money, influence, time, political clout, etc. to attempt...

Inmate, from what I read without actually watching your 'rant,' you say, "Play before you judge (facepalm to the max)." If I was going to rent a movie and it says it is "R" rated with 'language,' excessive violence, disturbing images, nudity and sexual situations, do I really need to first...

There it is ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Good post, marksman

Absolutely correct. Which is one of the reasons there is a push for a Cardinal from Africa to be the next Pope. There is also a push for there to be a Cardinal from South America for the same reason. The primary Cardinal from Africa being considered has already been given a place of authority...

-- Am curious... How exactly is actively supporting something that God considers an abomination while criticizing other Christians that don't support it, as well as supporting unrestricted access to something that God considers murder of His children....."loving God?" .