On Cheerleading for Christ in public schools
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gazettefan, why have my youtube link removed? What's wrong, the heat getting to you?! You gotta be kidding me! Let me get you a tissue!
On Cheerleading for Christ in public schools
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On Cheerleading for Christ in public schools
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Generally speaking, though, when we think of frogs, we generally picture what are called "True Frogs"....
members of the family Ranidae, containing more than 400 species.
These frogs have the characteristics of:
two bulging eyes
strong, long, webbed hind feet that are adapted for leaping and swimming
smooth or slimy skin (generally, frogs tend to like moister environments)
Frogs tend to lay eggs in clusters.
Frogs from this family can be found on every continent except Antarctica. They are referred to as the "true frogs" because of their generalized body form and life history: the so-called generic frog.
Members of this family include the bullfrog, common frog, green frog, leopard frog, marsh frog, pickerel frog, and wood frog.
On How to win friends and influence people
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The book is much better than the cookies, trust me!
On Airport looks at commuter flights for GM workers
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Did Obama okay this???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
On Cheerleading for Christ in public schools
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"At its roots, economics is a metaphysical rather than a mathematical science, in which intangible spiritual values and attitudes are at least as important as physical assets and morale more important than money supply. Products, after all, are the assembly of qualities, and their value derives directly from the innate character and ideals of those who create them and the workmanship of those who produce them. Things are in their final analysis, the expression of thoughts. Quality products derive from quality thoughts, shoddy products from shoddy thoughts. Plainly, then, a national economy, like an individual business or a specific product, is the sum of the spiritual and mental qualities of its people, and its output of value will be only as strong as the values of society"
On Airport looks at commuter flights for GM workers
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Did Obama okay this?
On Cheerleading for Christ in public schools
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Why on Earth would any man or woman that is called a Christian pull their automobile up to a red traffic light and, although the sign clearly says "NO TURN ON RED," proceed to blatantly defy that law and make a turn on red anyway?
It is because they have no respect for God.
As it is written, "Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake" (1 Pet. 2:13).
Traffic laws are ordinances that have been put into effect by man. And as long as those ordinances in no way contradict the moral and ethical guidelines of Scripture, God fully expects His people to submit to every ordinance of man.
What happens, though, if a Christian, for whatever reason, continues to break the laws of the land in spite of this biblical injunction? We see a clue in the epistle to the Romans, where the apostle says, "Wherefore ye must needs be subject, not only for wrath, but also for conscience sake" (Rom. 13:5).
Think about that for a moment: the apostle says it is imperative that you be obedient to the laws of the land, not only for wrath but for the sake of your conscience. What does he mean by this?
By "wrath," Paul means you need to obey the laws of the land because of the wrath of law enforcement that will come down upon you if and when you get caught breaking these laws. That is why he said "But if thou do evil, be afraid; for he beareth not the sword in vain: for he is the minister of God, a revenger to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil" (Rom. 13:4).
By "conscience sake," Paul means you need to obey the laws of the land because, even though you may be coy enough, at times, to break these laws without being caught by the authorities, you will nevertheless still damage your conscience.
What is so frightening about damaging your conscience? It is because your conscience is your moral compass, the means whereby God keeps your life on the road of moral excellence.
What an antennae is to a radio your conscience is to your spirit. And just as a radio with a damaged antennae cannot pick up radio waves out of the air, neither can a damaged conscience pick up the voice of God out of Heaven.
This explains why you see so many Christians who cannot distinguish the voice of God from their own thoughts and emotions. It is because they have had "their conscience seared with a hot iron" (1 Tim. 4:2).
Jesus said, "for without Me, ye can do nothing" (Jn. 15:5). What did He mean by this? He meant that you cannot get very far in life without divine guidance.
Indeed, in a world fraught with violence, deception and confusion, it is imperative that you be able to receive crystal clear guidance from God in order to steer clear of these things. But and if your conscience has been damaged, you will never be able to "hear a word behind thee, saying, This is the way, walk ye in it, when ye turn to the right hand, and when ye turn to the left" (Isa. 30:21).
On Rural church is gone, but its spirit lives on in its members
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"WE WORK HARD WITH OUR OWN HANDS...WHEN WE ARE CURSED,WE BLESS....WHEN WE ARE PERSECUTED, WE ENDURE IT"
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On Cheerleading for Christ in public schools
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The Battle of the Bulge started on December 16th 1944. Hitler had convinced himself that the alliance between Britain, France and America in the western sector of Europe was not strong and that a major attack and defeat would break up the alliance. Therefore, he ordered a massive attack against what were primarily American forces. The attack is strictly known as the Ardennes Offensive but because the initial attack by the Germans created a bulge in the Allied front line, it has become more commonly known as the Battle of the Bulge.
Hitler’s plan was to launch a massive attack using three armies on the Allies which would, in his mind, destabilise their accord and also take the huge port of Antwerp through which a great deal of supplies was reaching the Allies.
Hitler believed that his forces would be able to surround and cut off Canada’s First Army, America’s First and Ninth Armies and Britain’s Second Army. On paper, it was a seemingly absurd plan – especially as Germany had been in retreat since D-Day, her military was depleted of supplies and was facing the awesome might of the Allies. However, Hitler, as commander-in-chief of the military, decreed that the attack should take place.
The battle started with a two hour bombardment of the Allies lines that was followed by a huge armoured attack with the majority of the German armoured might based at the Schnee Eifel. The Germans experienced great success to start with.