AldericJourdain

AldericJourdain

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[quote]Sad, isn't it?[/quote] Unfortunately... Though, the GOP has had its share of nut jobs and paranoid folks. The only one that I've slowly come to terms with after reading about him, his interviews, etc. is Nixon. He was certainly brilliant, but seriously had issues; none-the-less, I've come to find a sense of humanity in him, so to speak. It's hard to explain. [quote]Well, one could argue this topic. Snopes is correct in saying that Al Gore n

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[quote]Give it a few days the lawsuits will start coming out, if not all ready.[/quote] Oh don't even get me started on - in my opinion - assinine lawsuits. >_> Speaking of, I was thinking a bit ago; you know the saying "A picture is worth a thousand words," well this picture is worth one: Stupid. ^_^

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Yeah, it was a pretty stupid thing. Someone, somewhere obviously didn't get the memo entitled, "No more stupidity." >_> I remember hearing one eyewitness say something like "I didn't wait, I just got the hell out of the building." Ha, someone's thinking. ~A

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[quote]well not according to some. The founding fathers are usually the ones referred to as those who wrote, debated and signed the Constitution. There were 55 men involved. Jefferson was not one of them. Show me where Jefferson had ANYTHING to do with the writing of the Constitution. Don't give me some modern day opinion. We've got gads of historical information. I can't find anything that has Jefferson contributing at all. He was in Europe and even if he did correspond..

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[quote]O Reilly often has positive words for the president (as recently as last night in fact), you just don't hear them in the liberal media. It sounds like you nailed the problem, unfortunately your own bias is part of it as well. Not your fault, everyone has them, first step is admitting it. Referring to one as a "party goat" or any other self-righteous indignation will solve nothing, especially since nobody here has an intimate knowledge of any other members philosophy, political or other

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[quote]I'll save you the trouble. He mentioned it in a letter.....yes just a letter to a member of the Danbury Baptist Church. Pretty interesting that the seculars have to go past the 55 men who are considered the Founding Fathers (those involved in the constitution) and take what Jefferson said in a letter to change the landscape of our country these last 50 or so years. A lot has happened in 50 years around here because of that one eight worded sentence.....in a letter....mind you[/quote

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[quote]As a Christian it is normal to screw up, it is better when one learns from ones mistakes and adjusts. I am not aware of your past and could care less. The past is only a learning tool for the furture. Some learn others don't.[/quote] Indeed, as a human being, a falliable, often quick to anything human being...

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[quote]Come on people. Regardless of race, gender, religion, age or political affiliation, we are all Americans here (those who are citizen anyways) and while many of us have different opinions on how things should be done, politically or not, we should be working to unite ourselves during a time those who consider us enemies are working to make themselves stronger, during a time when nature decides to show us it's true powers, during a time when diseases begin to spread at a fast pace and ev

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[quote] Judas Priest, the minute someone feels they need to use definitions (and especially when they can't EDIT OUT THE HTML so they don't look like an internet retard), their point is null. Therefore, whatever your name was new face of Lucas, your point gets killed by your reliance on 'definitions'. It just means you ain't got nothin' to say. /bye [/quote] You go try to explain points to them, oh high and mighty. Seriously, if your intention was

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[quote] I understand what you are suggesting and using your logic then sincce it is in caps it proved the existance of God. Seriously, the founding fathers clearly did not want a national religion like in the UK that was the purpose of the clause, The only mention of seperation of church and state came from the courts not the constitution.[/quote] I'm glad someone understands what I'm attempting to get across; admittedly, I can be atrocious at it so

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[quote]Yes. I've been going back and forth to and from Liberty since 1999. I'll be there in two weeks when I visit my son who lives in Lynchburg. Did you NOT read the very first sentence of this blog? ?????? Also, I have a diploma from LU from taking their two year bible program from their Home Bible Institute. I'd love to see you go there at least one semester AJ and get back to me. I've sent many young kids in the direction over the years and they've t

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[quote]and neither do I. AJ you're way out of line. You don't seem to have much reading credibility these days. How many times have I said that I am not trying to establish a Federal Religion? How many times have I said that the Constitution is perfect as written? How many times have I spoken about "freedom of" vs "freedom from?" You need to do some historical reading....not revisionist history mind you....not somebody's opinion mind you....go back and read the founding fath

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Here is an idea KFC. Since I've stated that I am interested in and will pursue information on, attending Liberty University - how about you do the same for the most liberal college in the United States. Go and attend classes for an entire semester, and then come back and tell me - now truly with experience and authority - that classes are biased, and dissent is muffled. Or, if travel is a concern, <a href="http://encarta.msn.com/college_article_LiberalColleges/T

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[quote]How do you know? Been there?[/quote] Have you? First off, You say you're going there, so in essence you have yet to. So I think really neither one of us can say, with evidence and all, that that is the case. Secondly, please take my entire comment in context. [quote]and I feel.....by experience and being around alot longer than you.....they're not. So who's right? [/quote] With a

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[quote who="Paladin77" reply="12" id="2171371"]The "one true" is the most specific you can get. The statement is either NOT specific to a religion or it is. But it cannot be NOT specific but refer to a "one true" anything. "One true" IS specific. Okay, if you wish ot pick and choose parts of my statement that is fine. In monotheistic religions there is one true god and all the rest are fakes. For those that believe in many gods the believers usually pick on sometimes two of them as

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[quote]no more than any other college does. Are you telling me the liberal colleges don't have their own indoctrination centers going on? No liberal agendas? Are you kidding me? Liberty preaches adherence to the bible. Their mission statement would center around scripture. It just so happens that these beliefs run counter to the culture right now and is being politicized. For instance, abortion and homosexuality both are moral issues. So are you

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[quote]So just how do you propose scrutiny of the current administration without hurting someones feelings? Or are you suggesting there can be no criticism of the administration regardless and we should all just accept what ever happens? There was plenty of criticism of Bush policies during his term here, and rightly so. If Obama and congress are to be left off the hook, who should we hold responsible? We can blame America as seems to be currently in fashion with the majority, but that's a li

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[quote]Opportunity will always be there, but it would be much easier to spot. lobbyists would also be less inclined to "invest" in someone that would be gone in such a short time. Not all flies are captured in the flytrap, but everyone caught is a small victory. A good example of being there too long is Feinstein helping out her husbands stock portfolio. Apparently this is not the first time. She has been there long enough to game the system. Her colleges seem unwilling to take mat

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[quote]God is a generic title not the name of any one god or religion. For years the secularists have been trying to equate God with Christianity in order to have it removed from government. In God we trust is the nation submitting or acknowledging that there is a god and we as a nation trust in that God. Your god may be money, or a tree or the god of water or what have you. The nation is allowing for you to choose and submit to your beliefs without showing favor to any one religion or belief

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[quote]*Sigh* Always want proof....but when I supply it, you guys go onto something else....here ya go! I was talking about every single state preamble but I know, I used the term "motto" instead. My bad. Pick your State's Preamble. Still think our country wasn't founded on Christian principles? The whole enlightened thing? It's a lie. [/quote] 1. KFC, don't even go there; you said state mottos. That is a very different thing than state preambles; how else was I

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[quote]Here's the trick. The Congressmen and Senators (if they are included as well) would not have enough time to form special connections with certain companies or lobbyist so the concept of things being done, not for the people but for special interest kinda shrinks. It allows others who might actually wanna do a good job get a chance at doing something for their country. Look at it this way, ever 4 or 8 years we get a new leader or a second term leader that can be replaced if h

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Term limits would be nice, but who is to say that the crooks won't get replaced by similar or worse crooks? The problem isn't the congress per se, it's the people in congress. It's like any system of government, there is room for corruption and incompetancy - no matter who is in it. Personally, I was thinking of one of those big red EJECT buttons. Any time we don't like something any Senator or Representative hasdone... ...you get the idea. ~Alderic

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