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Was it to settle the future once-saved-always-saved argument, with 'traditional' Baptists losing?

In case they haven't read the Constitution, the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery, contains an exception for "the punishment of a crime."

How is life in prison without the possibility of parole not, in fact, the death penalty?-- taking away their liberty and confining them till they're dead. However, I will be presumptuous and say you would argue that if evidence can be found that would show the conviction to be a mistake, the...

The collar and robe seem to me to be a residual of the clergy class, meaning more than just the teacher, preacher, and wine and bread blesser and giver-outer. They had a place in society, and in the UK they still do, with the 24 bishops and 2 arch-bishops entitled to their seats in the House of...

So now, let's see if New Mexico has any murders. Another thing they should get rid of is their unconstitutional flag-- a Zuni religous symbol.

No Joe Friday or Steve McGarrett? I think "Other" will win this one, unless 2/3 of voters are less than 35.

Miracle Whip on lunchmeat and cheese sandwiches; Mayonnaise [brand notwithstanding] with chicken patty, steak, or fish sandwich.

My name is Irish, I know my paternal line came from County Cork, and I know our coat of arms, which has 3 whiskey mugs. But St. Patrick's Day has never had any meaning for me, as for anything to do with Pat or Eire. However, that was the day, 40 years ago, that I made my decision for Christ...

Some of this differs from my learning... The Angles, Saxons, Jutes, and a few Frisians invaded Britain in the 5th century and especially began conquering the native Celts after the Romans abandoned the island. These Germanic tribes drove the Celts to the west and many fled Britain for Ireland or...

Yes, you're right. Jim, ain't you ever gonna learn English?

Yeah, now that's the subject-- what we must have missed-- that you really shouldn't discuss here.

Antenna is singular; antennae is plural... although one dictionary I consulted listed antennae and antennas as plural.

But now, the second person plural is y'all.

How is it that God warned Adam to not eat the fruit from the middle of the garden, for "in the day you eat it you will die;" yet he lived more than 800 years after the day he did eat it?

Don't we learn something new every day!... er, every 24 hours....er, every sunset-to-sunset... maybe all of them.

Then a day is not necessarily one complete rotation of the earth... is it?

On which side of the International Date Line?

in particular, arguing that if you are far enough north or south, a day-- when the sun disappears till it reappears again-- can be days, weeks, or months. Not in the least. Does the Bible define a day as (1)24 hours (1440 minutes), or (2)from setting of sun to setting of sun?

What it shows is that the sunset-to-sunset 'day' can be more than 24 hours (1440 minutes), or, after the summer solstice, then fewer than 24 hours. Therefore a day is not fixed at 24 hours. ed. And I specified my coordinates as another example; my 'day' is probably not the same as your 'day,'...

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