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When between 15 million and 50 million people died after WW1 from 'flu, the discrepancy of the figures relates to the fact that some ppl had a probably combination of heart, respiratory and 'flu symptoms. I see no conspiracy of the government there. Perhaps indeed less people would have died...

I know of ppl that have died as a result of the virus. I know ppl who did not take the distancing advice - in a church a long way from where I live - and many of them fell ill immediately. So it's part of being responsible for leaders to take note of the hazards and protect the vulnerable.

@TLHKAJ You mentioned the raging of the storm which the Lord Jesus stilled. Psalm 46 also mentions the raging of the storm, and the contrasting peace that the Lord brings.

@TLHKAJ Reminds me of Psalm 46.10: "Be still, and know that I am God".

What I would ask is, Would challenging the temporary measure in court make the virus go away?

This is what the article actually says: "Within households, face masks should be used when a member of the household is infected or has had recent potential Covid-19 exposure."

@April_Rose It's good to be able to move on positively, isn't it? :)

@Pearl Yes, it's a wonder what simple things like appreciating nice nails, etc. can do to interpersonal relations...

@soul man You were asking in your previous post who was winning in the poll, so I was just turning the question round to, Who do you think is winning? :)

@Grams Good to see you again on the forums; haven't seen you in a while.

@Grams FYI....did you see/vote in the poll, above?

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Thanks to all who voted so far in the poll! NB: If you have not yet voted in the poll, please vote now! :)

New Testament corollaries are sanctification and separation. :)

"He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ". :)

@Pearl Indeed so; exactly my own convictions also.

@Pearl Hebrews 12.2 also indeed exhorts: "looking unto Jesus"...

I don't believe in baptismal regeneration. In Acts 2.41, ppl were baptised because they were believers; they were not baptised supposedly to become believers.

Conversion is indeed a miracle of the grace of God, wrought by the Spirit of Christ.

@soul man So, overall, who do you think? :)