This link is an old story from RenewAmerica. OBAMA BIRTH CERTIFICATE--AN OLD TIME FISH STORY WITH ALL SIDES OF THE ARGUMENT BEING RIGHT. http://www.renewamerica.com/columns/neary/120429
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[quote who="DESADE666" reply="140" id="3360357"]As usual no evidence from you, little understanding of history, all so black and white and based on BELIEF as opposed to fact.[/quote] Believe it or not, I understand your frustration with my responses. I almost expect it. The worldlings scoff at people like me who believe in God, Father, Son and Holy Ghost, constants and absolute standards, principles and truth. You scoff at me too, but at least not with a spirit of animu
Nichtganz, I just found your article and read it with interest. Your title, "the right to life and the right to end it", caught my eye. We hear so much about so-called "rights" nowadays. I think there is an unalienable right to life, but not a right to end the life of an innocent person. "How to die in Oregon" is politics, people's agendas, and a misplaced sense of compassion entering into the field of Medicine. </p
[quote]I'm not surprised these brothers were Chechen.[/quote] According to Fox, the youngest bomber is 19 and came to America when he was 6 so it seems the radicalization happened here. Don't know how much we'll learn about that in the trial. The older bomber, 26, was married and had a child. He went back to Chechnya and spent 6 months there. Russia contacted the FBI and the CIA about the older bomber. It's very safe to say there is a lo
TwoWolves posts: [quote]It doesn't really surprise me that you don't want to face what's really going on. A lot of people in Europe hoped that America would get up to speed after 9/11 but it seems that you are still looking for excuses so you don't have to make hard decisions. I'm not judging you but the longer you leave it the harder its going to get.[/quote] [quote]I don't even get what point he's trying to make.[/quote] I t
Draginol writes: We have the ability to indulge ourselves in this discussion precisely because we live in a civilization that instinctively and actively removes the monsters from society. We should be thankful that the instinctive emotion by our society is anger, disdain and hate towards these monsters and not empathy or compassion. [quote who="Jafo" reply="90" id="3349071"]Monsters are monsters, pure and simple, and they exist in EVERY walk of life. They know no bo
[quote]We have the ability to indulge ourselves in this discussion precisely because we live in a civilization that instinctively and actively removes the monsters from society. We should be thankful that the instinctive emotion by our society is anger, disdain and hate towards these monsters and not empathy or compassion.[/quote] Really? Are you kidding? Not to change the subject or belabor this point but please really think about it.... Where is the societal ang
[quote]I am dismayed and afraid about the amount of hate and vengeance for the two who planted the bombs. It is spreading the attitude of vengeance in our country. I saw a quote from Ghandi this morning which I have not verified, but it struck me as true. "An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind". What is the difference between those two and us wanting to kill them? This comment launched a discussion that had one side advocating that we should try to understand – show
I can assure that the Catholic Church has always warned against the international atheistic forces known as Socialism and Communism.
[quote who="DESADE666" reply="132" id="3335321"]National Socialism itself was steeped in old Nordic traditions and Norse Gods. But even if as you appear to suggest Hitler orchestrated genocide because he was a atheist (and he was never excommunicated by the Catholic Church so officially he was a Catholic if a non-practising one to the end) none of this excuses what was done in the name of God throughout the course of human history.[/quote] [quote who="DESADE666" reply="132" id="333532
[quote who="DESADE666" reply="132" id="3335321"]That the hatred of Jews has its origin in the shameful portrayal in the Christian Bible?[/quote] Would you care to cite chapter and verse?
[quote who="DESADE666" reply="132" id="3335321"]2. And you do realise, do you not, that each and every soldier in the German army had a 'God on Our Side' motto on their belts? That Hitler was a Catholic? That he explicitly stated in 'Mein Kampf' that he felt a duty to the Lord to kill the Jews? That Hitler's first treaty was with Rome? That the Catholic churches in Germany celebrated Hitler's birthday each year. That the Roman Catholic church did not speak out against
[quote]You say you believe in 'eternity'. You state unequivocally that the last four things a man or woman face are death, judgement, heaven or hell? How do you know these things?[/quote] I know these things because of the supernatural virtue of Faith and God's revelations---written (the Holy Bible) and oral, (Sacred Apostolic Tradition of the Catholic Church, established by Christ in 30-33AD and given His Divine authority to teach His infallible t
[quote who="DESADE666" reply="132" id="3335321"]1. I do not believe in eternity. You misunderstand my point - I will try to be clearer. When I stated that you use assertion as fact I was referring to your use of the word ETERNITY as if describing a real, undeniable, evidenced thing and that we will all have to spend eternity with the bearded one or the horned one. I have no concern for eternity because I do not think it exists - I believe that we live on this earth and then it
[quote who="RogueCaptain" reply="128" id="3331228"]Now Obama gave a big speech about how freedom of religion actually means the Soviet doctrine of freedom of worship. So it's understandable how recent events can confuse. [/quote] Yes, this is an important point. There is a difference between freedom of religion and freedom of worship and Obama knows it. that's why he and Hillary changed their lingo no longer saying "freedom of religion" but rather, "freedom of worship".</
quote who="DESADE666" reply="120" id="3323280"] such as 'eternal life' which I do not believe in and there is no evidence [/quote] Yes, there is evidence of eternal life. It's called justice. The very sense of justice among men resulting in laws/ courts supposes a Ju
[quote who="DESADE666" reply="120" id="3323280"]Whenever one man made religion has dominion over the rest it ends in bloodshed, corruption, torture of 'heretics' and the like and there are plenty of examples across the world of this state of affairs. The pluralism that a true 'freedom of religion' law supports is actually quite healthy in tempering the bloodthirsty evangelism of individual religions, most of which are HELL bent on o
[quote who="DESADE666" reply="123" id="3330632"]However, I am not trying to argue that humanism is right but that religion is a fabrication. .[/quote] Well, since Christ, there is but one particular form of religion of God's making and that's Christianity...All of the other religions are indeed fabrications---man-made fabrications. [quote who="DESADE666" reply="123" id="3330632"] Human relationships and the laws and rules of society can be constru
We know while on earth, Jesus healed all who sought His help. Now from heaven He continues to send His healing love to help us in hours of pain, suffering, and illness. I will pray for you and your family that you might have strength and healing according to God's plan.
More craziness.... Sandra Fluke embraces transgender soldiers in the military, HHS mandate 'accommodation' by Ben Johnson Fri Feb 22, 2013 15:14 EST CLAREMONT, CA, February 22, 2013, (LifesiteNews.com) – Sandra Fluke has brought her unique insights to bear on U.S. military policy,
[quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="207" id="3179725"]“We were promised that we would see no change - very little change,” says Col. Ron Crews, alluding to a two-star officer’s assurance that the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” repeal would not impede the ministry of military chaplains. That promise, he says, has not been kept.[/quote] [quote who="lulapilgrim" reply="207" id="3179725"]Get in line or resign admiral tells military chaplain.....[/quote]
Birth control, abortion, breast cancer all connected? Posted by Charlie Butts (American Family News) - March 06, 2013 While a new study finds a nearly 90-percent increase in advanced breast cancers over a 33-year period, scientists are ignoring two important links to the disease: the use of contraceptive steroids (birth-control pill), and abortions. Karen Malec of the Coalition on Abortion/Breast Cancer r
Breast cancer spike raises concerns about ObamaCare mandate, abortion by Ben Johnson Mon Mar 04, 2013 12:24 EST WASHINGTON, D.C., March 4, 2013, ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – A recent study finding a marked increase in the worst cases of breast cancer
Breast cancer spike raises concerns about ObamaCare mandate, abortion by Ben Johnson Mon Mar 04, 2013 12:24 EST WASHINGTON, D.C., March 4, 2013, ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – A recent study finding a marked increase in the worst cases of breast cancer
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