I'm not discouraged. I see this as being part of the plan. God has
already told us what would happen in the last days. So, why worry? Do
your part, and know that Christ will come out victor in the end. That is
where hope lies, in seeing beyond this earthly realm, and into the
heavens beyond.
So, you are saying that pretty much any one could impress you
;-)
Gary
Ron Scott wrote:
Do tell. Remember I live in the state that produced Kennedy,
Kerry and Romney.
RBS
-Original Message-
From: Jon Spencer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 13, 2004 10:53
I guess I have to agree with my Father's (John R) email of March 10th.
Living in Massachusetts, and seeing how uniform and articulate the
proponents of Same Sex Marriage are, and seeing how lost for words the
Traditional Family side isit is sad. For years the media has been
normalizing
Thought you might like this excerpt of a talk given by W. Cleon Skousen in
Granstville Utah on September 1, 1990, regarding the life of J. Reuben
Clark--A Prophet to the Prophets:
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Then in 1933, right in the midst of his getting all of this thing
straightened out for Mexico, here comes a
At 10:36 AM 3/16/2004, you wrote:
Thought you might like this excerpt of a talk given by W. Cleon Skousen in
Granstville Utah on September 1, 1990, regarding the life of J. Reuben
Clark--A Prophet to the Prophets:
Oops. The year the talk was given was 1992, not 1990.
--
Steven Montgomery
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I would have to say it is a little hard to pay taxes in a state where so
many people mooch off the the goverment's taxes funded programs. It is hard
to pay such high taxes for so many people who come from other countries for
the sole purpose of getting free health care. Yes the schools are
-Original Message-
From: Sara Peterson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 12:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ZION] General Conference Hopes
SNIP
As a side note, Im holding the List owners only
BEAUTIFUL granddaughter (my
sister Rebekah's Baby). She would
Well, I think Sara's oversimplified things a bit, probably
indulged a few too many caricatures.
I doubt many come to Boston to get free health care. Also, our
taxes do pay to bring kids out of the inner city to schools in
the wealthier suburbs. About 4-5 percent of the kids in the
public
Thought you might be interested in the following (Try as I might I could
not get the footnotes to copy correctly [perhaps someone can enlighten me].
Instead I've simply listed all the footnotes at the end.)
--
Steven Montgomery
MINNESOTA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES COMMITTEE ON CIVIL LAW
78th
Allow me to come back here just long enough to tell you about a link I
found while researching some work (no, really). Someone here was
writing about the idea that God is dead and related things about
20th-century beliefs and disbeliefs. I found a link wherein Albert
Einstein discusses some
Perhaps this is outer darkness:
http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/new_object_040315.html
--
Steven Montgomery
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. . .we convinced physicists the distinction between past, present, and
future is only an illusion. . . --Albert Einstein, in a letter to the
widow of fellow
Sara, nice to hear your comments on this.
I agree, we must stand for the right. We also must not be afraid to
establish the idea that homosexuality is a sin and evil and is bad for
society. Why do so many have so little to say against it? Because
they've given up the good/evil platform. When
Gerald Smith wrote:
I'm not discouraged. I see this as being part of the plan. God has
already told us what would happen in the last days. So, why worry? Do
your part, and know that Christ will come out victor in the end. That is
where hope lies, in seeing beyond this earthly realm, and into the
From: Grampa Bill in Savannah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Grampa responds:
Wouldn't know. I voted for Reverend Al, myself.
--
Great minds think alike. I voted for Sharpton as well.
Cousin Bill
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Our country, right or wrong. When
right, to be kept right. When wrong,
to be
Gas prices have now reached record high levels in the US. Over $2 per
gallon in some areas.
Isn't it a good thing we mounted such an effective imperialistic war
against the Iraqis, just so we could steal away their oil? I can
imagine what the prices would be otherwise.
Dear Jim,
Supply would be greater without the Iraq invasion, so prices would be
lower. Supply/demand would force prices lower. It is also not the end of
the world if we have to just do without cars. We existed before they were
here, we will exist when they are gone.
Peace and all
Guess what I've been working on?
Here's some data I've been collecting recently. The first
column is how much gas actually was way back when. The second column
is how much we would have to pay for that same gallon of gas using
today's dollars. The third number is the percentage of the
John A. English, n/OEF wrote:
Dear Jim,
Supply would be greater without the Iraq invasion, so prices would be
lower. Supply/demand would force prices lower. It is also not the end of
the world if we have to just do without cars. We existed before they were
here, we will exist when they
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