Title: Re: Why Do I Not See My Own
Messages?
At 11:33 AM -0700 5/13/06, Tim Nolan wrote:
>Could
your preferences or the settings of the list have been
altered?
That could be the
reason. How do I see my list preferences or
settings?
Go to http://list.jccc.edu:8080/read/login/
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First, Will someone please let me know whether this gets posted to the
bahai-st list. The list never lets me see my own posts, so I never know
if my note got through unless someone responds.
The inform
First, Will someone please let me know whether this gets posted to the bahai-st list. The list never lets me see my own posts, so I never know if my note got through unless someone responds. David, My experience is that if I pray to be given something, or for something to happen, I a
David,
My first response to your question would be to say that were my
prayers answered I would suddenly discover that I could buy a new car.
Or that I would find myself being released on my own recognizance. No
money down.
On the other hand to reply to your query, I have prayed for God's help
o
I have recently finished a novel and am making the rounds of agents and publishers, trying to shop it. It's set 600 years in the future and makes oblique references to the principles of the faith. Regards, Scott
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Dear David,
I think first off, it is important to recognize the supplication
(asking God for stuff) is the lowest level of prayer. Not that you
shouldn't do it, but whether you get what you ask for is not a measure
of the efficacy of prayer. The real measure of the efficacy of prayer
is does
For most of my life I have prayed. During that time I have had faith that the prayer has been working. Putting faith aside, however, I would have to admit I have no evidence, strong or even weak, that the prayer's were being answered. Put it this way: everything that has happened has been
On page 90 of A. Khursheed's Science and Religion: Towards the
Restoration of an Ancient Harmony (OneWorld, 1987), he quotes
Abdul-Baha in a passage that begins and ends as follows:
"Moses taught that the world . . . used in their campaign against
religion and the Bible."
Does anyone o
