ABikerSailor
Diamond Member
If you have to ask that question..April 16th, Trump announced that the governors are going to be in charge of opening their states back up. Apparently, he's changing that because he thinks it looks good for him politically.
First he tells the governors that it's in their hands, now, he's changed his mind and said he's gonna be the one to get things rolling.
"You're gonna call your own shots," Trump tells governors about guidelines to reopen states
CBS News has obtained audio from a call between Trump and the governors and the 18-page guidelines from the White House on reopening the country.www.cbsnews.com
"You're gonna call your own shots," Mr. Trump told governors on the call, according to an audio recording obtained by CBS News. "I've gotten to know almost all of you. Most of you I've known and some very well beforehand. You're very capable people. I think in all cases very capable people. And you're gonna be calling your shots. We'll be standing right alongside of you. And we're gonna get our country open, and get it working and our people want to get working."
And, because people can pray and worship at home, churches really aren't required, I'm wondering why in the hell they are considered "essential".
I feel sorry for you,I really do
I personally don't consider churches to be "essential", because I can pray and talk with God anywhere and anytime I want. Churches aren't required for that. Matter of fact, it was because of churches that I abandoned religion when I was 18. But, a few years later and learning and talking with friends who were smarter than I about it, I came to the realization that no one religion is "right", and that I would get further along my spiritual path if I wasn't weighed down by the dogma of one religion over the other.
You don't even know what religion is..
The definition is in the Bible James 1:27 (I think) care for widows and orphans...and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world
Interestingly enough, I was orphaned at around 8 when my mother died in a car wreck. And, my room mate is a woman 10 years older than me who was widowed a year or two before I met her. We've been roomies for the past 15 years, and have been taking care of each other. I think we have it covered.
Besides.....................all religions say there is something better and something worse in the next life. They also say that what we do in this one determines what we get in the next. They all have a Creator, they all have a Supreme Deity, and they all have some form of the Golden Rule. All of them. Personally? I think God is like a big huge faceted being, and each religion is a reflection of just one side of Him.