nataliedee.com I am so cool, and I just want to brag about it for a minute. See, ya'll don't know me, so I don't feel bad about showing off
Cedarbird
[quote]I know that some Muslims are kind, thoughtful people. But have you actually tried it out? Dress up as an obvious Jew, wear a t-shirt with a Star of David on it and walk through an Arab (Muslim) city. See how kind and thoughtful they are. (You can try the same trick as an obvious Muslim in any western or Israeli city to test the kindness of Jews, Christians, and atheists.) What experiences do you base your statement on?[/quote] I've known a few, and rese
[quote] is the for us or for US [/quote] Um...BOTH!!!! Yay!
[quote]The law dictated by this voice of conscience supposes a lawgiver.[/quote] Or it's Jiminy Cricket. ;)
A. Not all Muslims are radical jihadists. The five pillars of Islam are as follows: 1. You must believe in Allah, and that Muhammed is the prophet of Allah. 2. You must pray 5 times a day while facing Mecca. 3. You must give alms to the poor. (Give to Charity) 4. You must fast during Ramadan. 5. All Muslims should make a pilgrimage to Mecca at least once during their life. [link="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F
[quote]Yes and the lesson for the day is: Prevention is the key to keeping leaches off you![/quote] HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! :LOL: Amen, no more leeches for us! (or ticks...) :D
[quote] Please provide the reference in your scripture where it says Christ created Buddha, or is this just your interpretation that you are passing off as fact? Also, how do WE know that Buddha was not before Abraham? More of your interpretation stated as fact?[/quote] Well, by all y'all's definitions concerning the world, Satan, and Christ himself, that should be enough. You say that Christ created everything, even the angels. Well, Buddha was a human, and if all humans were cre
I don't like Bill, or Hillary for that matter, but good for him. He shut that guy down good and proper.
being a conservative along with being a hard line christain cannot in any way see voting for Obama; primarily because of the muslim issue. Um, Obama's a Christian, and has been since he was a kid. He's not Muslim. Tell your brother nice try, though.
[quote]Cedarbird, it works for leaches too.[/quote] Cool. Learn something new every day, I guess. :D Thanks guys!
Um, yay science!
[quote]Anyone got a cigarette? Maybe we can burn his ass off of us?[/quote] That's a tick. ;)
[quote]Mitt Romney scares ME. I won't use that to indict all Mormons, however.[/quote] heh heh...me too. :D
[quote]which is the best thing you could ever do for your country.[/quote] Especially since it's not your country. :CONGRAT:
STOP TALKING ABOUT WHAT YOU DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT TO TALK ABOUT. Is that clear enough for you? Just because someone is a member of a political party it doesn't mean they have to agree with whatever the head of the party says at all times. Free will, buddy. As a Mormon myself, I'm not even going to touch the "cult" comment, jackass. Oh yeah, you definitely have the right not to vote, you at least have that right.
I TOLD you it would happen!! If only you would have listened to me...Yay!!!!
[quote] If you were a Scientologist...I might call you brainwashed...those people are nuts! Poor Katie and Suri...Tom is a kerrazy guy. <img id="ImageResize_Image_7" onload="ImageResizer.createOn
Lula: Okay, I forfeit. I'll be a non Christian if your definition is the one that the rest of the world uses. I know what I believe and what I am, and that's enough for me.
[quote]I wish God would talk to someone else right about now to clear up all the foolishness we see in today's society. So many people have lost the true path of their religion, in my opinion.[/quote] Um, he did, and people didn't believe the person then. What would be different now?
[quote]Because you're not Christian, not in the way that most would understand it. You're something more - your faith is an evolution of Christianity. Most 'Christian' faiths don't consider Smith to be anything more than a confidence trickster, just like most Jews consider the idea of a divine Jesus to be nothing more than a confidence trickster, but you see more in Smith's teachings than what the majority of 'Christians' would.[/quote] I get what you're saying. I just think that a lot
[quote]I'm thinking like this. Money can't buy happiness really. But feeling fit and healthy is worth more than money can buy. Actually having lots of money brings lots of problems. They say when you don't have health you don't have anything. Think about Howard Huges, the rich man of his day. He was miserable, definitely not healthy and died a recluse. He was anything but happy. [/quote] Honestly, that's way I think, too. I don't care about how much money I have, really, b
[quote]I don't really understand why Mormons want to be called Christians.[/quote] Because being called "non Christian" implies that we don't believe in Christ. It misrepresents everything we believe in and the very premise of our faith. We do, in fact, believe in Jesus Christ, just like I said in my article. That's why we want to be called Christian, because we are.
[quote]If you were a Scientologist...I might call you brainwashed...those people are nuts![/quote] Poor Katie and Suri...Tom is a kerrazy guy. ;)
Over the years, I have been called a lot of things for being LDS. A cult member, a lunatic, I've been "brainwashed," and more. The one that bothers me is "Non-Christian." Honestly, I can't understand where people get this notion. We believe in Jesus Christ, that he is the Savior of the world, the Son of God etc etc. I'm not going to go into all that because it's b
[quote]They are casting for a remake of the Wizard of Oz.[/quote] Ooh, that might be my big break into show biz...nice. :D