In a message dated 8/12/2004 10:48:24 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I find it interesting that our country trained this man to do what he does. --Marlin
From the October 2001 Idaho Observer:
Osama bin CIA?
by Hari Heath
"As our nation rallies to condemn our latest
Michael, would you mind telling us where
you currently live? How would you answer Terrys questions about prayer
and storms? Izzy
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Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004
3:52 PM
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See http//antiliberty.com...says who??why should we
notbelieve, like so many of us, that he changed his views over
time?
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Sent: August 13, 2004 03:16
Subject: Re: [TruthTalk] Osama at the
'Divine Contingent Order' to think out 'the
implications of the Judaeo-Christian claim for our understanding of the universe
that it is contingent: freely created by God out of nothing, and having an
existence, freedom, and rational order of its own while still dependent on
him.'
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Yes, I do understand a play on words. My hamster
laughed for 25 minutes. Should this man be brought to justice? He should! Might
this justice entail his death? It may! Is his 'giving an account before God'
funny? No! Why do I think that 'humour' is not the operative word when it comes
to
I guess we just don't see this in quite the same light. If I pray for
the storm to miss the Panhandle, to cause me no discomfort,then I must
be praying for it to hit somewhere else and do harm to people there.
This is known as looking out for number one; being SELFish. To pray
that it misses
Michael D: Sorry I could not get back into the discussion before now, folks.
To answer your question Izzy, I live in the English-speaking nation of Trinidad and Tobago which is a twin island state in the Caribbean 7 miles north of Venezuela.
To try and address Terry's question: I see storms as
Lance, it's good to see you are
still around - and John thanksfor answering my
questions
You've given me some food for
thought today.
Book title a brother, John
It's a sad book brother John
-title is "This Dark World" (A Memoir of Salvation Found and
Lost)
by Carolyn S.
Briggs.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently prayed out of some frustration this one word -- and it may
sound rather silly but all I could come up with was "whatever." I was
struck with the fact of my need AND the fact that He already knew. I
knew that He was already joined to me -- so, :"whatever,
Michael, thanks so much. I suspect you
could teach us a lot! What other goodies do you have in your bag? J I have learned that
whenever I lose something I can dispatch angels in the Name of the Lord and,
sooner or later, it turns up. Usually right where I have already looked
several times.
I understand the whatever
prayer. Ive been there. I notice that usually when I need to pray
the most I cant even mumble a whateverIm
just at a loss altogether. But as far as worrying about sending a
hurricane somewhere else, I agree with Michaelothers need to cover their
own territory.
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