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I have a limp from old injuries from when I was 14. Some time in the 1980's, I wanted a day off from work (don't remember why), and either didn't have a day or didn't want to use it then. So I went to the steps up to my garage apartment, deliberately fell onto my bad knee, then called in and...

Those 2 chapters do not talk about politics or any action "in the political arena."

Rubio may well run for president in 24, and they tho k he would get perhaps a majority of the Hispanic vote. He will be 53, and he connects well. I think that's what they're really concerned with. They'd rather he be a "former" everything he's been.

I don't see how I could think the end is coming sooner than I think. I wouldn't be thinking if I thought so.

A man who touched lepers would wear a mask?

I had been noting he was sick, but I didn't know his life was in jeopardy.

Cite the scriptures that say "the opposite."

Okay, both do it. We just accept that, don't we?

Jesus explained it.

But you sure live it!

Bloanie! Acts 15 give us the only requirements from OT law that are required of Christians-- to abstain from unlbled meat, from meat sacrificed to idols, from animals strangeled, from fornication, and from blood-- otherwise we follow the New Testament {which we do anyway if we follow what it...

It seems like I've read this post before.

Straight party as opposed to queer party?

Don't blame Desenex.

Just to be clear, you're saying it IS rigged. Correct?

I don't know for sure. But there's no question about one thing ... If you can't lose your salvation by an means, then you can't lose it by believing you can lose it. There are a lot of warnings which seem to be addressed to Christians; such as Romans 8:12-13, which say one may still choose sin...

We assume it was not physically possible for Jesus to see Nathaniel because of Nate's reaction. I wonder why he didn't need a mountain. And that's the point-- no literal mountain was needed for Jesus to see what there was a need to see. And the ISS "passes over" all those kingdoms; it's not...

If you get that there is a mountain somewhere on earth in which one can see all the world's kingdoms, you're reading something with that citation different from what I get. Start by taking a trip on an airliner, and watch the horizon become rounded when you get up to 30,000 feet and higher...

Then somewhere there exists a high mountain from which all the kingdoms of the world can be seen-- Matthew 4:8. What mountain would that be? If that is a physical impossibility-- as we know it is-- then why any mountain? Is the Bible always literal when it talks about mountains? If so, then move...

No, and that's why it was phrased in interrogative form. I don't have time now to look over the whole story again, but I don't recall any scripture stating that any of Noah's family "truly believed in God." It only says that about Noah himself. ed. And I don't think those are the words...