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Interwsting. So, which indistries are government owned and operated? Must be a long list...Our system is not congruent with Free Market capitalism except in a very few exceptions.
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Interwsting. So, which indistries are government owned and operated? Must be a long list...Our system is not congruent with Free Market capitalism except in a very few exceptions.
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why do you keep bring up "evil canada" - "who operate against those at their mercy" without ever being specific in what their merciless acts against you are ...
* are they liberals.
For the purposes of your understanding in America they are members of the covert security caste. The anti-thesis of American Values, or, what you sought Independence from when you separated from the British Monarchy.
For the purposes of your understanding in America they are members of the covert security caste. The anti-thesis of American Values, or, what you sought Independence from when you separated from the British Monarchy.
not sure I have heard anything of that nature going on in Canada ... what is their objective. hopefully not monarchists, would be a sad day those people even exist.
Their objective is to silence me and destroy my ability to have a career. Any time a foreign business employs Canadians, they are in fact, subsidizing the covert apparatus in Canada.
One massive racket of sometimes overlapping turf among different police agencies. They are not concerned with U.S Interests, you can be sure of this.
Any time a foreign business employs Canadians, they are in fact, subsidizing the covert apparatus in Canada.
that sounds more international influence than Canadian - the apparatus is their proxy. unfortunately that is happening everywhere, their involvement in the u s elections.
No, this is a near police state that ensures Fiefdoms for dirtbags and their family members. Our system is not congruent with Free Market capitalism except in a very few exceptions. It's why more than 360,000 Canadians are in California alone. They seek liberty and capitalism while our economy crashes from the weight of massive government abuses,
Interwsting. So, which indistries are government owned and operated? Must be a long list...Our system is not congruent with Free Market capitalism except in a very few exceptions.
Sue I believe I understand how important your faith is to you, so I am attemting to be sensitive to that. But I am curious why it is taken so personally when a person wants to leave ANY religion by the remaining members.There are plenty of reasons I was an Atheist. Just as many, maybe more than drew me to religion, even in the most trying of circumstances facing off against the most Ungodly of people.
I look at it this way, there is an Almighty Being. I follow Jesus while having a peripheral understanding of other religions. He can ask all the questions he wants of science, but the big one will be "why is there life at all? What is the meaning of life"?
It's difficult for any belief system to answer. It keeps us coming back to God in some form or another.
Well. I'm not faulting him so much as I am us, the church, whatever oversight he should have had, I guess.
These are not the questions of a mature believer. These are the questions of a baby believer. And I'm not trying to insinuate that we don't all have valleys and mountaintops, we do. But to be a leader in the faith, in a position of leadership, and not have these basic questions figured out....
We have to do better.
And as I said before....or hinted at....this explains to me why so many modern Christian praise songs seem rather empty. Maybe this is what's behind them. Not much of anything, really.
Sue I believe I understand how important your faith is to you, so I am attemting to be sensitive to that. But I am curious why it is taken so personally when a person wants to leave ANY religion by the remaining members.There are plenty of reasons I was an Atheist. Just as many, maybe more than drew me to religion, even in the most trying of circumstances facing off against the most Ungodly of people.
I look at it this way, there is an Almighty Being. I follow Jesus while having a peripheral understanding of other religions. He can ask all the questions he wants of science, but the big one will be "why is there life at all? What is the meaning of life"?
It's difficult for any belief system to answer. It keeps us coming back to God in some form or another.
Well. I'm not faulting him so much as I am us, the church, whatever oversight he should have had, I guess.
These are not the questions of a mature believer. These are the questions of a baby believer. And I'm not trying to insinuate that we don't all have valleys and mountaintops, we do. But to be a leader in the faith, in a position of leadership, and not have these basic questions figured out....
We have to do better.
And as I said before....or hinted at....this explains to me why so many modern Christian praise songs seem rather empty. Maybe this is what's behind them. Not much of anything, really.
And for the record I love contemporary Christian music and listen to it all of the time in spite of not being Christian.
All the problems with religions and faith are the product of inadequate understanding of how our brains work and how language limits the brain's functioning. The best one can do is to remain open to one's personal experience of the universe without rushing to define it.
The reason I believe is because I see what happens to people who don't believe -- they become killers of millions.
Actually retard that is not what happens. ANYONE that did not receive the opportunity to learn about Jesus is given that opportunity once dead and resurrected. One must CHOSE not to accept Jesus to be condemned.
No, I didn't.
I give four examples:
French Revolution
Nazism
Communism
Abortion
When atheists have power, they murder.
You can try to explain it away if it makes you feel better, but whenever atheists take over a country they murder millions of people.
You missed a few things that were important:
1. He was a notable leader, a songwriter and "praise leader" for 20 years
2. Nevertheless, he had about the understanding of most of my 5th grade Sunday School students, or possibly less, in terms of grasp of the basics, and certainly in Christian maturity
t's interesting that you say you love listening to contemporary Christian music even though you're not Christian. You know what you don't hear non-Christians say? That they love reading the Bible even though they're not Christian. So somehow, we have presented Christian music as such a watered-down message that non-Christians feel totally comfortable with it.
Don't get me wrong, that kind of music has its place, even in Christianity. But ALL of our music is not supposed to be that way, at least I don't believe so. If you're writing songs that could easily be taken as any old love songs if you just replaced "Jesus" with your latest squeeze's name....something is wrong.
The universe is not contained between our ears
Perhaps, but it is only conceived of there.All the problems with religions and faith are the product of inadequate understanding of how our brains work and how language limits the brain's functioning. The best one can do is to remain open to one's personal experience of the universe without rushing to define it.
The universe is not contained between our ears
Perhaps, but it is only conceived of there.All the problems with religions and faith are the product of inadequate understanding of how our brains work and how language limits the brain's functioning. The best one can do is to remain open to one's personal experience of the universe without rushing to define it.
The universe is not contained between our ears
K it's not a "perhaps". There is matter outside our brains. And yes, our brains is where we think.
This is like one of those posts that's trying to sound deep but is really clunkily obvious.
IOW the guy made enough money so now he's getting out
Why is his leaving so personal to YOU?1. He was a notable leader, a songwriter and "praise leader" for 20 years
Could his lack of understanding as you see it possibly be the reason for his departure? That he left the religion just like people leave relationships because they no longer provide them with anything or in the very least the things that they want and need?2. Nevertheless, he had about the understanding of most of my 5th grade Sunday School students, or possibly less, in terms of grasp of the basics, and certainly in Christian maturity
I know people who enjoy reading the Bible who are not Christian but they also love learning about others including their religions. Reading religious texts is not easy for me and since it's not a requirement I just don't do it, it's too much like work.It's interesting that you say you love listening to contemporary Christian music even though you're not Christian. You know what you don't hear non-Christians say? That they love reading the Bible even though they're not Christian. So somehow, we have presented Christian music as such a watered-down message that non-Christians feel totally comfortable with it.
Why is his leaving so personal to YOU?1. He was a notable leader, a songwriter and "praise leader" for 20 years
Could his lack of understanding as you see it possibly be the reason for his departure? That he left the religion just like people leave relationships because they no longer provide them with anything or in the very least the things that they want and need?2. Nevertheless, he had about the understanding of most of my 5th grade Sunday School students, or possibly less, in terms of grasp of the basics, and certainly in Christian maturity
I know people who enjoy reading the Bible who are not Christian but they also love learning about others including their religions. Reading religious texts is not easy for me and since it's not a requirement I just don't do it, it's too much like work.It's interesting that you say you love listening to contemporary Christian music even though you're not Christian. You know what you don't hear non-Christians say? That they love reading the Bible even though they're not Christian. So somehow, we have presented Christian music as such a watered-down message that non-Christians feel totally comfortable with it.
I love music in general, most types but why are you upset that I enjoy Christian Contemporary? I was just mentioning to someone the other day that I love Prince of Peace and a New Hallelujah by Michael W Smith featuring the African Children's choir. I thought Christ brought a message of love to the world, I didn't realize that it was exclusively for his followers.