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Public nakedness isn't something I see as appropriate no matter the implied meaning....

Totally not on subject, but why did you choose that photo for your profile pic? It's vulgar and inappropriate.

Haha! :p

The elite cult has a twisted idea of what "sustainability" means ...such as pushing a bunch of "climate change" mess and enforcing laws to hamper our freedoms. They know they're feeding society a bunch of lies.

You wouldn't want to stand and breathe smoke anyways. lol

It can get cold in some of those more "southern" states, but nothing like New Hampshire or Maine. lol

It looks like an interesting tool, but I don't buy into the belief that burning wood causes pollution or is dangerous to the climate.

Earthship homes are ones that are built into a hill ...earth berm, etc. Your whole front side of the house would be like an atrium or greenhouse/sunroom for growing food, aquaponics, etc. Building with a dome roof and curved walls adds strength against tornadoes and earthquakes.

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Yes...land prices are very good in Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee. I think even Texas has good land prices. I'd look for something with some good hills and a spring or well. There is already a good homestead/off-grid community in Missouri. Maine and New Hampshire have a lot of off-grid...

Use sawdust in your toilet ...composting toilets are very popular and it really helps with the smell.

“Therefore prophesy thou against them all these words, and say unto them, The LORD shall roar from on high, and utter his voice from his holy habitation; he shall mightily roar upon his habitation; he shall give a shout, as they that tread the grapes, against all the inhabitants of the earth.” —...

Don't allow anyone to discourage you from living as sustainably and self sufficiently as possible. Goodness, my family lived without running water for a good while. We didn't get sick because of using a "thunder bucket" in a closet (for emergencies) or an outhouse, or using alternative ways to...

(I couldn't get the other parts to quote for some reason.) Anyway...thank you for the replies. It does make sense. What it amounts to is that you made your own choice. That's a decision your heart made for Christ. I find it amazing that you knew that you needed your own experience, and didn't...

Sis, can you expand on this a bit? I have a few questions... *Was there a time when it didn't feel like "it happened to someone else"? *What was it that brought your heart to pray when you were 14? *What was life like after you prayed to accept Christ as your Savior? I have some thought...

Well, I follow a bunch of toutube channels who are Christian and they are doing the homestead life...some are off grid. But their main goal is to raise as much of their own food as possible. So, it's not just a new age thing. There is nothing inherently wrong with wanting to be self sufficient...

In the states in what is termed "tornado alley" it would be best not to live in a mobile home or travel trailer. Travel trailers are easily damaged by storms (happened to us when we lived in one while my son was ill). A good underground saferoom is a must ...a storm shelter, and hopefully not...

I've been watching Chuck Missler's teaching studies on the book of Jude. This is the one I'm on and I'm amazed at the way he Biblically confirms what I said about prophecy vs preaching/warnings.

Yes, he was a prophet. Prophets apparently can also preach. ;) Jesus called Jonah a prophet, and yet he said Jonah preached. lol Matthew 12 (KJV) ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ ³⁹ But he answered and said unto them, An evil and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and there shall no sign be given to it...

I see what you're saying....but still, God did not call it prophecy. He called it preaching.