For this purpose, kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) suggests:
...@bigmchsi.com> wrote: > >>>> "Agnostic" <kerioprodu...@gmail.com> wrote in message > >>>>news:2da8eb39-d7fd-4853-adae-3abe0f80da89@k30g2000yqf.googlegroups.com
In other words, Mickey McLean puts it this way:
His family issued a statement Sunday, saying, “The news that Captain Speicher has died on Iraqi soil after ejecting from his aircraft has been difficult for the family, but his actions in combat, and the search for him, will forever remain in their hearts and minds.â€
noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) is rather skeptical:
July 28, 2009 11:31 AM Malimar said... Ing: Because they are the foundation upon which religion is built. Believing whatever your parents tell you, obeying your priests, respecting religious tradition, not allowing your beliefs to be tarnished, belief that your religion is the only source of moral guidance, these are traits that all the most virulent religious meme-complexes instill in their victims, and is vital to their success as such. Therefore, anybody infected with religion is liable to hold dimensions 3 through 5 to be fundamental to morality, and because victims of religion are the majority in this society, they get to dictate a fair slice of the moral pie chart.
Mickey McLean intervenes and adds:
BY Cheryl D. 08.04.09 AT 6:52 PM Tell you what, y all. If I ever get married, you ll find out after it s all over. Maybe I ll just quietly change my last initial and see who notices first. I mean, a Worldblog section at the wedding sounded OK at first (as long as it was in the balcony or, since my church doesn t have a balcony, the foyer), but really, by the time we get two pigs, two sheep, five dozen dogs, thirty cats, and any other critters who want to come, Misten would be going nuts helping Tess and Cowboy keep order, and my family probably couldn t get in the door, let alone my fellow church members. Plus, methinks that it would be just a little too smelly. So, this would definitely be an announcement after the fact event (and that way you could all send me gifts, without my having to put up with you and your animals . . . oh, wait, that didn t sound good; I mean . . . um . . .).
Mickey McLean notices:
BY NJLawyer 08.03.09 AT 8:32 AM Howard Dean’s older brother . What are you saying, Sawgunner? That it runs in the family???? Report comment to moderator
webmaster has another idea:
It was not surprising to see at least two people turned off the Christian faith, or at least ‘organised religion’, through this episode. This laid them open to becoming New Agers or Wiccans or Buddhists, which many people of our generation perceive as viable alternatives to ‘organised religion’. In this way the course is in danger of inoculating certain people against the Christian faith. There was one person who had become more sympathetic as time went on, feeling that the course had a good vibe. But what was he being led into? The Christian faith? Or a lifestyle-change enhanced by a psychological technique which makes people feel good?
Still being unsure, HowToSaveALife asks:
Memories; April 2007 May 2007 June 2007 July 2007 August 2007 September 2007 October 2007 November 2007 December 2007 January 2008 February 2008 March 2008 April 2008 May 2008 June 2008 July 2008 August 2008 September 2008 October 2008 November 2008 December 2008 January 2009 February 2009 March 2009 April 2009 May 2009 June 2009 July 2009 August 2009
kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) can't forget that:
you specify steps that will make it crash? Strip your system down to a minimum and see if it stops crashing. Add parts back in until the crashes come back.
Victor Reppert remembers that:
"Perhaps nothing in our period is so surprising to a modern as the readiness with whicha Lyly, a Nashe, or even a Greene, will at any moment launch out into moral diatribe of the most uncompromising ferocity. All our lifetime the current has been setting towards licence. In Elizabeth s reign it was the opposite. Nothing seems to have been more saleable, more comme ilfaut, than the censorious. We are overwhelmed by floods of morality from very young, very ignorant, and not very moral men.
However, matthew archbold states that:
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agnostic can't forget that:
that on Nickelodeon today.(Update: my memory rules, at least for cool things like setting up a rocket in your backyard -- there's
Before going any further, Mickey McLean wants to get this straight:
He on the other hand will tell you that I am strong willed, bullheaded, and it is my way or the highway. You can see where our differences lie.
Andy tells the real story:
To that end, i must disagree with you on those index cards as i can not see how they would enhance the experience. I hope people will tell me i m wrong though, and try to convince me otherwise.
Nazaroo objects:
But in this true Christian sense, we could ALWAYS bless sinners, showing them mercy, avoiding taking them to court, forgiving them their trespasses, WITHOUT ANY DANGER OF DENYING THE TRUTH OF THEIR SIN.
In response, Jstewart claims:
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matthew archbold tells the real story:
I know Brad Pitt says there's no point in thinking about it but hey, he's not the boss of me. I'm 100 percent sure of that.
But Mickey McLean says that's not all:
In any case, I could be wrong, but I doubt that I am presumptuous in the sense you offer. It would be presumptuous of me to tell God how to run the universe if He existed. It is a common gambit of religious believers to accuse atheists of trying to put themselves above God.
As a result of that, Nirmali Sivapragasam belives:
RS: It would be illegal if it was defined as banking.HS: If it is a single  currency transaction, no issues. If it is a multiple transaction, there would be financial, regulation, fraud, money supply issues. Talking about hundi/hawala issues.
Sources:
kerioprodu...@gmail.com (Agnostic) Mickey McLean noreply@blogger.com (Flimsyman) webmaster HowToSaveALife Victor Reppert matthew archbold agnostic Andy Nazaroo Jstewart Nirmali Sivapragasam
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