AldericJourdain

AldericJourdain

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~Lula~ First, that is in the D.C. area, not the United States, and not the world. Secondly, that news report shows: 1.Multiple sexual partners 2. "D.C. also has a high number of gay men, and HIV is high among gay black men." That is statistically skewered because since DC has a high number of gay men, it is then more than likely that a study of the DC area would show that gay (black) men have a higher risk, etc... The finding

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[quote]Let's go back to the beginning,...20 years into the catastrophic, sexual liberation culture, the early 80's, the medical literature revealed there was a startling increase among men (and only men) who were showing up in doctor's offices with purplish spots and rare infections which turned out to be a fatal condition. GRID, "gay related immune disorder", had spread amongst the homosexual communities all over the country. Well now, one would think grave danger to the health and lives of

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[quote]And that is certainly within your rights as a parent...but guess what? That's not the way it's going down out there in the (waste)land of public classroom sex ed instruction.[/quote] Well then maybe parents need to play a more active and aware role in their childrens lives, hmm? I do not see that much though, which is unfortunate. ~Alderic

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[quote]Negative information would be that, proportionately speaking, homosexuality results in higher rates of violence, disease, severe depression and suicide, etc. GRID, "gay related immune disorder" became AIDS, the only politically protected disease.[/quote] Uh, actually over time (mid/late 80s) people realized it was not a gay disease because drug addicts, women, children, hemophiliacs, etc... all ended up with AIDS. Guess what - they were not gay. See:

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[quote]Yes it does if the teaching is done via Obama's new HIV/AIDS comprehensive sex education. Obama is following the precedent he set as Senator from Illinois. He supported a bill that prohibited any negative information about homosexuality, cross dressing, etc be taught in comprehensive sex ed programs.[/quote] Honestly, I would rather have my children aware than ignorant, and I would be willing to have a state certified instructor explain it all so long as i could talk

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[quote]Yes, I can see your point, but at the same time, we must always remember that every life is precious and defending it is a serious matter.[/quote] I can agree with you on that in general; life is indeed precious. ~Alderic

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[quote]who says that when I do something good as a Christian, it is to gain something? Granted many do but that's not what genuine Christianity is about. They are deceived. Christianity says that we do nothing to gain eternal life. It's a free gift. No strings attached. Because of our gratefulness to the one who granted us freedom, life and light we do good things. We do it in his name to give him glory for what he's done for us already. There is no doing good dee

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[quote][quote]There is no inalienable, natural or moral or legal right to abortion. Period.[/quote] [quote]No disprespect, but in my opinion you take things far too serious lula. Like with KFC, we will just have to agree to disagree. Cheers![/quote] One can never be too serious when it comes to defending life. [/quote] Yes and no; I have always felt that strength, not force is the best with defending anything. What I mean is that w

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[quote]Good question. I don't know the answer to the first part of your question. I know that we are made up of soul, body and spirit. I would imagine but can't say for sure that everyone has a soul. Though it seems today there are some out there that seemingly don't have a soul on account of their actions. I've heard a prison official say one time there are some out there that when you look into their eyes it's as though they have no soul. You know the eyes are the window of the soul t

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[quote]Maybe the decline could also be attributed to a growing number of people realizing that there is act they can commit for the sake of God that they can't also commit just for the sake of itself? Example - You can give to the poor, help the sick, volunteer, etc...without having a religion. I think more people are doing those things for the sake of those things, and then Sunday is free.[/quote] Indeed, altruism for the sake of altruism, not necessarily as a

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[quote]Your dissembling is indeed playing devil's advocate! There is no inalienable, natural or moral or legal right to abortion. Period.[/quote] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] No disprespect, but in my opinion you take things far too serious lula. Like with KFC, we will just have to agree to disagree. Cheers! ~Alderic [e digicons]}:)[/e]

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[quote]The light in v3 is not the sun which wasn't created until the 4th day, but some fixed light source outside the earth most likely having something to do with the Glory of God. The light source of the first day was replaced by the sun and moon. Their purposes were to distinguish day and night to be signs to mark off the seasons and to give light to the earth. If you go to the last book you'll see that in the new replaced earth there will be no sun nor moon for light. So I'm gu

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[quote]Well since I've put in alot of time and effort into this book I'm pretty confident in what it says. Many who went in, over the years, to try and discredit this book also realized there's more than meets the eye and became convinced of its authority. How do you know the inconsistencies are not of your mind and not of the book? I'm not going to buy them (inconsistencies) because I know most of them already and they are nothing but poppycock and easily shown to be so.[/quote]

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[quote]God's will was to give us free will so that we could make decisions for ourselves whether he agreed with them or not and then we have to live with the consequences.[/quote] It does seem contradictory to have a God that gives free will, then sort of pretentiously assume that we will do his will. [quote]How do you know that you have already admitted that man cannot possibly understand the actions that God performs so how could you possibly know that he would never tell a

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[quote]having sex results in and is repdroduction which leads to new life. Hmm, me thinks that is creating life. leads to and creates are two different things. Me thinks you are incorrect.[/quote] Oi. Seriously KFC, I was addressing the issue of when you have sex to procreate. Granted, not all the time does it lead to children as is evident with couples who repeatedly try to conceive. I realize that. My point still stands though - when you desire to have chi

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[quote]Men and women DO NOT create life. They have sex. That is not creating life. [/quote] Whereas sex is: [quote]"...sex is a process of combining and mixing genetic traits, often resulting in the specialization of organisms</s

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[quote]Men and women DO NOT create life. They have sex. That is not creating life. Only God can create human beings. That's why you'll NEVER see one created in a lab. In fact there's some sort of genetic protection built in that creates an explosion anytime they try to multiply these cells outside of a human body. As far as I'm aware of they can't get past the four cell stage before it sort of blows up.[/quote] http://news.softpedia.com/news/Artific

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[quote]In my view, a zygote from mixing human/gorilla semen and eggs would be a repugnant monstrosity and a direct contradiction of Divine Creation and Wisdom.[/quote] You did not answer my question Lula. I asked: [quote]How would this play into procreation? Would you still consider it God creating the life, or the man and woman creating the life?[/quote] I'm specifically addressing the concept of a man and woman creating life. If i'm correct about your logic, a man an

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[quote]It's only a bone of contention politically because once it's admitted that life begins at conception, the gig is up for abortion on demand. Unborn children, "persons" that they are, will be entitled to legal protection as defined by the 14th Amendment.[/quote] Even though I am not fond of Abortion, I'm going to play devil's advocate. So, you're going to take away the right to choose (a liberty), at the expense of ending abortion? How quaint, and decidely ironic. <

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[quote]Take, for example, the politically protected sexual behavior of homosexuality....I imagine it will be sooner rather than later when the Holy Bible will be deemed as "hate speech" because it condemns homosexuality as a sin and religious people like me will be silenced, punished with fines or even imprisoned for defending Scripture and the Chruch's teachings. It's already happening in Canada and it's coming here.....which side will you be on when that happens? I hope you'll

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