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Did someone already post something about this? http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57469950-93/obama-signs-order-outlining-emergency-internet-control/?part=rss&subj=news&tag=title http://www.theverge.com/2012/7/10/3149831/obama-national-security-emergency-preparedness-internet-order On the one...

Thanks, CTB.

Okay, I went home from work today because something's not right with me...and then I come across this post with which I agree 100% from someone I rarely agree with.... Better check the blood pressure, the sugar levels, and a few other things.... :laugh:

God can also handle Romney, can't He? In the 1930's, a priest in Germany--his name starts with an N, but I can't recall what it is off the top of my head--saw problems with Hitler, and encouraged the churches to stand against him. The basic response was that the church shouldn't get...

There's a lot here to address; but I'm going to limit myself to only a couple of points. If there's anything you posted that you'd like me to specifically address, please let me know. Then I can only assume that you view those with a differing opinion as not loving Jesus--which, by the way, is...

Just for grins and giggles - the thing I dislike most about Windows is that there's usually 3, if not 14, ways to do the same thing. For example, copying: Highlight with the mouse by dragging the cursor over the word or words to be copied; on the menu bar, choose Edit, then Copy. Highlight...

That's a pretty thinly veiled way of implying that those that take politics seriously, don't love Jesus. I'm sure that's not what you meant to imply. If it was, well.... Make sure your children thank you for that. Agreed. But Jesus isn't running for president. Until He does, we have to put up...

Now, now, Dr. Bob - you're talking a staple of the Pacific Island cuisine. Press some sticky white rice together, top it with an egg and a slice of fried Spam, and wrap a piece of seaweed around it to hold it together, and voila - musubi! Not to mention the bento (breakfast or lunch box), with...

So--as I posted to you in another thread: if the 3rd-party candidate doesn't have a chance of winning (let's face it: Obama or Romney is going to win; as you mentioned, there is no public coverage of a 3rd party candidate, and therefore the American public isn't aware that there's anyone else to...

Since the beginning of his campaign for president, I'd like to see a detailed list of what Romney has flip-flopped on. Then we can compare to Obama's list, a few of which Bro. Curtis has already mentioned.

Just like Obama--and every other president--has.

That would be the same corruption that just saw two men arguing over the same woman; and since they couldn't find an agreement, they declared the woman an adulteress and executed her?

Sorry, almost missed your answer. SO--based on what you've written, you're fully aware that any vote for a 3rd-party candidate will take away a vote from Obama or Romney; and you're also aware that a 3rd party candidate has no hope of winning. So by casting your vote for a 3rd party...

Was wondering who'd be the first to recognize the quote.... ...but it was something we kept saying to each other the entire year I was over there....

Your post explains exactly why what I posted is true, and why we haven't "won" or completed this war. We have people who are allegedly "calling the shots" who are treating this as a conflict over territory, when the true conflict is about ideology. We don't target Afghans; we target Al Qaeda...

Fundamental flaw: we're not at war with Afghanistan, we're at war in Afghanistan. The threat is not Afghanistan; it's who uses its terrain to train, plan, and influence others to threaten the US and others.

So are there any cases where failing to be baptized would result in "not being saved"? For example, the thief on the cross comes to mind.

Okay, that was funny.

FAL - I've noticed over the last 3 or 4 days that your typing is not what it usually is. Are you okay? Perhaps you're using a cell phone, or a new computer.

During my short time I was in Kyrgyzstan, I worked with some Dutch army counterparts; they informed me how the unionization of their military was working out. Granted, they could grow their hair long, and their uniform standards weren't as strict; but in order to get any benefits, they had to...