[quote]They were forced to take it, and now that they have it, they can't give it back. [/quote] And that's the concern I have. While they may not be 'intending' to enslave these companies to Gov't control this can easily be shifted at the Gov'ts convenience too easily. All in the name of 'protect the public.'
[quote]hmmmm not sure AD......I guess I would define myself more as a Christian with some Jewish blood but I'm so mixed up it's hard to say what I am mostly. Most people think I'm either Italian or Indian because I have olive skin color and dark hair. I am both of those nationalities as well as French and English. Of course I don't like the world "replaced" nor do I think many Christians like me would either. The Catholics like Lula would say so and anyone that has even the sli
People, sending a tea bag isn't really going to do much. Wanna know why? Politicians don't open and READ mail anymore. They are opened in a wharehouse out in Virginia. Better option, take a picture and send it via email where you can add the catchy tags that Karma presented. Mail it to your senator, reps, and anyone else you can. This way it actually makes it to their staff and someone who actually has contact with such said politician. Happ
[quote]Yes. I have it right on my desk. [/quote] Can you share that with me?
[quote]I would say, for me, and the "biblical" Christians (Jews or Gentiles) who study the scriptures that we wouldn't go so far as to say that Judaism was replaced but that Christianity was the new Covenant and an extension of Judaisim or the Old Covenant. [/quote] taking Leauki's 4 definitions and put them on a line graph I would say KFC, you are between 2 and 3?
[quote]For example, David's covenant with God didn't displace Moses Covenant with God. Moses covenant with God didn't displace Abraham's Covenant with God. Abraham's covenant with God did not displace Noah's covenant with God...etc. It's a progression. God is moving forward thru time. [/quote] Agreed KFC, this is 'stacking' of covenents. But Christianity [quote]I think we have four categories here: 1. Jews: ethnic Jews who believe in Judaism 2. Messian
Another Update: I am hearing now that the KG Gov't is looking into abolishing the restriction on size of registered congregation (currently at min 200). This would be a blessing if this regulation is done away with! Thank you all for your prayers.
[quote]I am, as you probably figure, not convinced that making Jews into Christians is a good thing, but such a law can ultimately be used against everyone, so I will pray the congregation.[/quote] Leauki, I think you have a misconception of what Messianic Jews are. We still observe the Torah lifestyle and its feasts like practicing Jews. I don't desire to get into a theological debate over this but wanted to clarify what Messianic Jews are. I would argure they are c
[quote]Good luck to your family. Don't risk a trip if things appear to be worse, especially if your wife doesn't have US citizenship yet.[/quote] Thanks NC. The previous issue was because her name on her passport didn't match her greencard (married name). We previously checked with Gov't officals they said it won't be an issue (which after research is true). The way the whole situation played out was a dead give away of corruption. There are camera's at the customs e
[quote]according to the liar/current ceo of bank of america, his lil fiefdom is about to start buying itself back from us...um i mean paying back some of the money they received. betcha if they're late we won't be able to kick the rate up to 30% and add on a buncha charges but...[/quote] Interesting Beeman. I'm curious if they ever get to the point where they pay it completely off. Time will tell.
[quote]Bush spending for 8 years is nothing compared to Obama's first 3 months.[/quote] Agreed but I have to agree with the Democrats on this one point. Who are the Republicans, to lecture the Democrats at spending? Many of the Republicans are in the position of Do as I say not as we did. To this I concede the point. On the flip side I'm not going to dismiss the hypocricy of the Democrats either. They criticized the Republicans and Bush for their spendi
[quote]So that's it? Just blindly blame Bush while BO enables the destruction of capitalism and turns us into Europe? You're reduced to saying anything BO does is justified because you think Bush was a moron? [/quote] Daiwa, many of the lefties that complained about the Republicans for spending so much are now thumbing there noses at the Republicans who are speaking out about this massive increase in spending/deficit. Their response is because the Republicans did it, gives the
I participated and continue to participate every night! I call it........... going to bed.
[quote]I wonder, if Obama is now going to run the Auto Industry, [/quote] Obama said no, however he followed that statement with the US Gov't backing all GM warranties. So if you have warranty issues please call Mr. Obama. GM/Chrysler Warranty Hotline 202-456-1414 Ask for Joe Biden or Pres Obama. [e digicons]*_*[/e]
[quote]I didn't use a link but a newsletter like I mentioned above. The newsletter comes from Colorado Springs and is from Focus on the Family Action. [/quote] Do you have a particular issue that these are mentioned in?
Hey KFC, since you and I were involved in the conversation above when Ritter signed the bill. I'm wondering if you have any links to the accounts that are starred in your article?
[quote]Using that logic we should be concerned about preserving it before it gets pissed and kills us all. ~Zoo[/quote] Nah, Mother nature just hit menopause? Doesn't that explain the heating and cooling (hot flashes n cold chills)? Or maybe that's more of a reason of not pissing her off?
[quote]Any report on the effects of this law now that a few months have passed?[/quote] Thank NC. So far there have been a few congregations that have been closed. My Father-in-Law's congregation have still been able to operate. I know they are in persuit of some other small congregations to 'coop' with in order to meet the federal requirements. The state is basically using the KGB to attend different services and monitor. If a cong
[quote]I read that he nixxed that plan because of the outrage over it. I'd say that was a smart move, but the original move was so stupid that dropping the idea isn't really "smart," it's just common sense.[/quote] I sure hope this is true!
[quote]I once taught the book of Esther to a group of women and made a special cookie for desert that is made in Israel in the celebration of Purim[/quote] Sounds like Haman's ears. Weird name for them I know. I don't really like them. [quote]the bitter herbs or the roasted egg[/quote] Well, it certainly wouldn't be the roasted egg since I don't know of anyone that eats it (it's more for symbolic decoration at the table). I enjoy the la
ID, While I share your sentiments regarding the AIG drama. It seems to me that this false outrage is more of a distraction to the real issue. Dodd knew what he was doing, plain and simple. I'm not a Glen Beck fan but he did present some interesting informaton. According to a recent TV show he broke down the delegation of funds that were filtered through AIG. What I find remarkable is only about 1/3 (around $50Bill) actually went to AIG. How
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Good to hear from ya Mason. Good on ya for having good judgment on the lady. Been in a few waterholes that were more of a meat market. All spam, not really what you'd like but goes down too easy. I hope that business stays up and that you are able to stay ahead of your bills.
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I think food at Chanukah and Passover are my favorite? I don't know though I like most of the Feast day foods.
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