Gerald a Smith wrote:
My car is a 1995 Saturn. I bought it almost 2 years ago for $1500, with
200K miles on it. It now has $240K miles on it and still running great.
I think my next car might be a Saturn, also.
I may have a question for you, then.
I've got a '95 Saturn also, an SL1, that's
George Cobabe wrote:
There are those on this list that in the past have argued that Eternal
Marriage is NOT essential for exaltation. Exaltation is living in the
presence of God the Father and receiving His blessings. Yet it is
suggested
that to live in the Celestial Kingdom it is not
Try--
http://www.topica.com/lists/zion/read
Ron Scott wrote:
Somehow I misplaced the address for the website, where I can read posts
on
line. Would you please forward the address to me when you get a moment.
--
The Rabinowitz Family, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Spring Hill, Tennessee
George Cobabe wrote:
I suspect we shall soon be kicked off for daring to discuss this, but
what
the hey.
Where in 131 does it say this? I read Celestial Glory, not the
Celestial
Kingdom.
In the prior post, I used kingdom and glory interchangibly. Perhaps
there is a
This would be my bio:
Sander J. Sandy Rabinowitz
PO Box 1195
Spring Hill, TN 37174-1195
USA
* Age: 35
* Married (14 July 2001):
Melinda Samson, Nashville Tennessee Temple.
* Children: Andrea Ruth, 21 mos.
* Baptized: 23 January 1993, as a convert
(Previously, no formal religious
John W. Redelfs wrote:
Eternal Marriage Is Essential for Exaltation
(* * *)
Anyone disagree that this is official Church doctrine? Our missionaries
teach it to investigators and it is taught to all new members as part of
the Gospel Essentials Sunday School class. Is this
John W. Redelfs wrote:
Ron Scott wrote:
If that's how you define, eternal marriage between one man and one
woman,
then no problem.
Between man and woman. According to DC 132, plural marriage is OK as
long
as it is authorized by the priesthood. --JWR
And, technically, it *is*
John W. Redelfs wrote:
Some former list members are returning. Hallelujah! I'm interested in
finding out who is still here. Let's have a roll call.
Sandy here, checking in. Mostly, though, I'll probably be in occasional
lurk mode for the time being. Quick highlights--
* Melinda and I
Cousin Bill wrote:
I'm coming back to ZION. For a while anyway. Anything I should know?
Anything non-Mormon specific to talk about?)
Bill Lewis (the one who is younger than Grandpa Bill. I think I am
Cousin Bill. Who knows?)
Whereupon I pop my head through the door ever so
All--
I finally managed to get updated photos of Andrea
on the web. (All I had previously was our birth
announcement from last February with Andrea's NICU
photo.) The URL is at:
http://www.firstnephi.com - Then click on Andrea.
All the best,
/Sandy/ :-)
--
The Rabinowitz Family, [EMAIL
--- From: Stacy Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---
I sometimes feel that I have too many regrets about past misdeeds to be
able to enter the celestial kingdom even when I have repented of them.
--- Jon Spencer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ---
Satan apparently has done a job on you. Don't you believe
My goodness. How difficult would it be for the US and Canada
to sign a treaty and redraw the border by a few yards? Let
the pumps fly the Canadian flag, and if'll make the U.S.
happy, let them build their fences and their watchtowers
behind the filling station. And if the US is concerned about
I think this is recent news, but I'm not sure. I
didn't see this reported on any of the usual news
sites that I read through.
It appears the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of
the Boy Scouts on the question of whether or not the
organization must be compelled to accept a leader
who
I got the following this AM from Tony Pinto, a former
coworker of mine who got called into active duty from
the Reserves. FYI./Sandy/
--- Begin quoted message ---
Some of the things I miss:
1. Family
2. Friends
3. Cold Beer
4. Cold Milk
5. A real shower
6A. A toilet that is less than
Bro. Ross--
I know you mean well, and I do not speak as the listowner or anyone having authority,
but I am not sure it is appropriate to post the telephone numbers of stake presidents,
bishops, or other church leaders on a public or semi-public forum such as LDS-Doctrine
or ZION, especially if
Darn it, I hate it when I keep posting to the wrong list!
Oh well, I won't repeat myself. I was blowing off steam,
anyway. /Sandy/
Sandy and Melinda Rabinowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bro. Ross--
I know you mean well, [snip
--- Ronn ---
Not to be confused with the similar sounding chicken gas: an equally
potent vapor familiar to the downwind neighbors of poultry farmers as the
aroma of poop from the coop . . .
---
I once knew someone who lived (quite literally) in the
middle of a pasture and right next door to a
Here's what the State Dept. has to say about doing business
in Nigeria--
http://travel.state.gov/tips_nigeria.html
CBS News had a report about a Nigerian confidence scheme just
two or three weeks back. Seems a secretary in a law firm got
a notice quite similar to Jim's. I think they wanted
From what I've noticed here in my ward--
Prospective Elders: 98% Inactive*
Elders: Seems like 25-30% Inactive, at least here
High Priests: 5-10% Inactive, but it seems as if the
inactivity occurs mainly for health reasons, such as
an extended hospitalization
As Paul O. noted, Prospective
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