Stacy Smith wrote:
> Then why can't the church take an active stance on caffeine if that is
> the
> real problem?
Because the WoW is not so much a health law as it is a spiritual law.
It is one of the ways that the Church uses to determine which members
are serious about the restored gospel
"John W. Redelfs" wrote:
> Stacy Smith wrote:
> > Then why can't the church take an active stance on caffeine if that is
> > the
> > real problem?
>
> Because the WoW is not so much a health law as it is a spiritual law.
> It is one of the ways that the Church uses to determine which members
> a
OK, Zionisti, research time.
"In the world but not of it" or something of it's ilk. What's the source
of the saying?
Till the questioning
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"It is possible to live in the world and not partake of the sins of the world."
Ezra Taft Benson--Apr 1991
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That's a darned good question. The Sufis use this saying (that's a mystical branch
of Sunni Islam especially common in Egypt and Turkey), and it's also well known in
Catholic and Mennonite traditions.
My guess is that it came into creedal Christianity as an aphorism via Augustine,
but that's a gue
JWR's assessment of the WoW is exactly how I think. It's too bad we live
so far away from each other or we could sit down and celebrate our
agreement with a Coke!
;-)
Paul O
On Mon, 18 Nov 2002 08:15:05 + "John W. Redelfs"
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> Because the WoW is not so much a health law
>"It is possible to live in the world and not partake of the sins of the
world."
>Ezra Taft Benson--Apr 1991
>First Presidency Message "Keys to Successful Member-Missionary Work"
No. It is not possible for any of us. We are all sinners.
Paul O
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Elmer L. Fairbank wrote:
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"In the world but not of it" or something of it's ilk. What's the
source of the saying?
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According to Nibley--
That is, when I find myself called upon to stand up and be counted, to
declare myself on one side or the other, which do I prefergin or rum,
cigare
http://www.meridianmagazine.com/editorial/021118plaza.html
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At 11:32 11/18/2002 -0700, M Marc wrote:
That's a darned good question. The Sufis use this saying (that's a
mystical branch
of Sunni Islam especially common in Egypt and Turkey), and it's also well
known in
Catholic and Mennonite traditions.
My guess is that it came into creedal Christianity as
At 18:45 11/18/2002 +, Gib Mij wrote:
Yes, my friend, this is the exact passage that has prompted this
question. I read this a couple months ago and have been pondering it in my
heart. Now, I'm trying to track down where it started (was it, in fact,
Diogones, and what was the work and t
-Jim referenced-
> http://www.meridianmagazine.com/editorial/021118plaza.html
I noticed a couple of days the Salt Lake Tribulation had a *front-page*
story (at least it was a lead story in their web edition), telling that
the Church would release a statement about the plaza and speculating
what
Sorry - that drink is against my religion. I use Dr. Pepper.
Jon
Paul Osborne wrote:
> JWR's assessment of the WoW is exactly how I think. It's too bad we live
> so far away from each other or we could sit down and celebrate our
> agreement with a Coke!
>
> ;-)
>
> Paul O
>
>
> On Mon, 18
Jon Spencer:
I use Dr. Pepper.
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Dr. Pepper is out of network for me.
And that's the trouble with POSs and HMOs and WOWs, etc. The
help line gives a different answer everytime I call. [grin]
Larry Jackson
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Stephen Beecroft wrote:
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I noticed a couple of days the Salt Lake Tribulation had a *front-page*
story (at least it was a lead story in their web edition), telling that
the Church would release a statement about the plaza and speculating
what it might be. I was struck anew by how outrageousl
Jim, if you are there, send me your phone number at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] If anyone else on the list knows Jim's home
phone, please send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I've misplaced his
number.
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John W. Redelfs wrote:
> Jim, if you are there, send me your phone number at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] If anyone else on the list knows Jim's home
> phone, please send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I've misplaced his
> number.
The email address above is spamholeoct02 at yahoo.com.
/
For those who don't already know, tonight's supposed to be the storm of
the century wrt the Leonids (the best show since the 1860s according to
a local astronomer). Prime viewing time in the Mountain Standard Time
Zone is 04:00 - 06:00 (well before dawn up here, which won't arrive
until about 08:30
I've bragged about the high quality of Alberta's public school systems
before (especially wrt math and science). It appears it's not just my
innate hometown boosterism -- standardized testing works. The National
Post, the more conservative of our two national dailies, starts a series
which looks at
Pamela Lee Anderson made an appearance at a Toronto medical conference
on hepatitis and admitted publicly for the first time that she has
Hepatitis C and intends on using her celebrity to spread more awareness
of it. She claims she won't accept a dime from any third party, that
she's doing this on
Well, he'll be at our place Thursday evening for dinner. I think all we have in
the house is orange juice, cocoa and ginger ale. I'll have to go to SuperStore and
get some real Jamaican ginger beer for them -- that stuff's almost flammable
(totally alcohol free -- flammable in the spicy sense).
Pa
I'm quite sure that the mere mention of Pamela Lee Anderson violates
several elements of the charter. Which means I'll probably get booted
now.
Stephen
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My niece sent me a list of "24 reasons I'm proud to be a Canadian." I'll
spare the list the whole, er, list, but I had to pass on this one:
12. Canada has the largest French population that never surrendered to
Germany.
[let's hear it for the Vandoos!*]
(*la Régiment Royale Vingt-deuxième du Can
I've been corrected on the time by my Dad:
>Our Calgary CBC said the best times for us will be 0230 hrs to 0330
hrs. Even with the full moon, he said, we should see three pieces per
>second hit us. Apparently, were it totally dark, we would see a minimum
of 1000 per minute. I, too have my alarm se
We'll both have to have a good cry in our root beer.
Stephen Beecroft wrote:
> I'm quite sure that the mere mention of Pamela Lee Anderson violates
> several elements of the charter. Which means I'll probably get booted
> now.
>
> Stephen
>
> //
Well, I'm looking for a job. I can speak British, and with a little
makeup can look as old as Dumbledor (or Richard Harris, for that matter).
In fact, for the money, they can do surgery to make me look like Richard
Harris!!!
K'aya K'ama,
Gerald/gary Smithgszion1 @juno.comhttp://www
.geoci
>Well, he'll be at our place Thursday evening for dinner. I think all we
have in
>the house is orange juice, cocoa and ginger ale. I'll have to go to
SuperStore and
>get some real Jamaican ginger beer for them -- that stuff's almost
flammable
>(totally alcohol free -- flammable in the spicy sense).
At 08:05 PM 11/18/02, Stephen Beecroft wrote:
I'm quite sure that the mere mention of Pamela Lee Anderson² violates
several elements of the charter.
Perhaps, perhaps not.
But quoting from her appearance on Jay Leno tonight¹, during which she
talked about a new film project for TNN but not a w
The reason I can't drink that barley drink is that I haven't found a good
way to measure it easily.
Stacy.
At 09:33 AM 11/18/2002 -0700, you wrote:
"John W. Redelfs" wrote:
> Stacy Smith wrote:
> > Then why can't the church take an active stance on caffeine if that is
> > the
> > real proble
Uhhh, probably the latter. I can never get it straight. Not enough of a celebrity
watcher, I guess. I'm just pleasantly surprised she may have a positive side to
her.
Ronn Blankenship wrote:
> At 08:05 PM 11/18/02, Stephen Beecroft wrote:
> >I'm quite sure that the mere mention of Pamela Lee Ande
I vote for people, not parties.
Stacy.
At 07:21 PM 11/17/2002 -0600, you wrote:
I believe the US government will fall eventually from bloat and
corruption. It may be that an outside attack will help it fall, but only
if the inside is rotten.
I don't have a problem with a state having an active
As a young girl I never cared to play with dolls.
Stacy.
At 08:01 PM 11/17/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Well, I'll confess that I've been seen occasionally at the DnD table with
my son and his friends. My current character, an Elven priest, was zapped
into oblivion recently. While I've been busy (and
But when I look at the book of Daniel, it seems to me I remember that a
world empire wasn't to be established again until Jesus comes.
Stacy.
At 07:25 PM 11/17/2002 -0600, you wrote:
Well, I'm guessing that Canada will eventually evolve into one.
;-)
Europe and Asia seem to be going into a
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