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<t>Accountable;507633 wrote: I won't argue this further, but I found this: ... What you quoted is indeed true. I have no argument with it. Polygamy is quite a sensitive topic among Mormons. There are occasional references to it, but nobody talks about it much....

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Accountable;507084 wrote: Your own prophet was a polygamist. Was he a wolf?

No, but with all those women wanting to marry him, I'm sure he was quite a fox.

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<t>Rain;506949 wrote: Some splinter groups have persisted in polygamy, and often call themselves Mormon groups, but they are not Mormons. They either never were Mormons or they used to be, but no longer are. They call themselves "Fundamental LDS". Rain, I presu...

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<t>buttercup;505244 wrote: Well this is a first for me, i'd heard of polygamy & mormons but had no idea mormons were polygamists. Thats just not the picture they paint when they come calling at doors in Scotland. There's a church about 20 miles from here & we get a door to door visit once ev...

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<r>RedGlitter;439978 wrote: I don't know that it IS a lie that all men want peace. Ok, maybe it is, but could we safely say that "all decent peoples want peace?" Actually, it's my cynical opinion that ALL people want peace ... but pnly AFTER they get what they want. <EMO...

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<t>Erinna1112 wrote: I also don't think that every single person who reads the bible does so with good intent. Scripture can be - and has been - used to justify everything from slavery to homophobia. Human nature being as it is, it is not universal that bible-reading is always good. The b...

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<t>I'm a Christian who doesn't believe the Bible is inerrant. I have compiled a list of over a dozen "contradictions" I've found in it from my own reading. I put that word in quotes because I believe that they are the mistakes of men, whom God allowed to keep the scriptures over the millenia, and no...

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Somebody please break this vicious circle!

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Pinky wrote: No, sword!!!

Pinky,

My weapon is my six-inch long Bic pen. You know what they say: the pen's mightier than the sword. It hasn't failed me (yet).

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... chocolate drippings look like on fine silk patterns ...

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<t>2 Sticks wrote: Hello, you have reached the United States of America Voicemail system Our menu options have changed Please press one, for menu options in English Please press two to access your messages For other options: Please hang up and go learn to ...

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Pinky,

I'll bet after your mum rejected the name "Victoria" for you, she looked at your little fingers and found them to be absolutely beautiful, so she named you after them. Am I correct?

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<t>Bryn Mawr wrote: Or the Pope's setting up of the Inquisition to root out the heretics who dared think for themselves. Or even his declaring the Knights Templar heretic because he owed them too much money (well, if you have the power to issue a fatwa then why not use it?). <b...

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<t>Bryn Mawr wrote: If your country had been invaded by a foreign power would you not fight on after the fall of the government? If I had lived under a dictator like Saddam, I wouldn't be inclined to fight for my country if it had been invaded. It doesn't seem to be the Iraqis at la...

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<r>Pinky wrote: Funny enough, my mum wanted to call me Victoria - until she saw a bedraggled little girl running around in the ward she was in. She had snot trailing out of her nose and was called Victoria. That put her off the name, haha! Good job really. It's a nice name, but it wouldn'...

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<t>Lulu2 wrote: SEEKER "Getting back to the original question posed in this thread, the "A" in ACLU means "Anti-". It's the "Anti-Civil Liberties Union", IMHO." +++++++++++ Might I suggest you actually read their purpose statement? And would you explain that statement, please?...

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Had I been a girl, I would have been named Victoria. Imagine all the jokes I'd have had to endure about secrets. :-6

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<t>nvalleyvee wrote: I have a short haire cat that I had for 13 years............BTS brought in long haired.......3 year old cat that sheds all the damn time unless we get that shaver comb for him. CRAP........I have 4 freaking animals now ................I am not happy W...

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nvalleyvee wrote: Actually...... i want to talk about teaching...............

Please, go ahead then and talk. I'd like to talk about that subject.

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<t>anastrophe wrote: should we have nuclear weapons? no. i think it's a damned shame that ... israel [has nuclear weapons]. yes, it's a double standard. we have them, we don't want anyone else to have them. I agree with most of what you say. Howev...

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<t>I agree with your sentiments about the NCLB act. I substitute taught and taught an algebra class for at-risk high school kids for a year, and I know that some children want to learn and others don't. It causes stress on teachers to make them responsible for motivating children who do not want to ...

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<t>plazul wrote: Iran has the power to replace the radical mullahs in Iraq with more moderate ones who could be politically influential and they have enormous influence throughout the muslim world. Did you mean to say that "Iran" can replace the mullahs in "Iraq"? Good p...

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<t>nvalleyvee wrote: I just have to say that we need to pull our trops out and glass all those people who INSIST on killing their own people............Yes I'd like to glass the terorists but I want ALL the indigenous population out of there............. They are TOO important and so we cannot do th...

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<t>nvalleyvee wrote: Who the heck said they were going to NUKE us? The Iranian president wants to wipe Israel off the map. The terrorists have shown they have no regard for innocent life, even for their own people. Why should we NOT expect that they would nuke us, is the better ques...

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<t>Lulu2 wrote: Yes...remember those terrifyingly ominous WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION! Striking offensively got us into this mess. Intelligence agencies of many nations also believed Iraq had WMD before we invaded. And we have found some since the invasion of Iraq. Would you rather ...

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<t>Accountable wrote: Freedom, baby. Freedom. Another sovreign nation has as much right to what they can buy or make as we do. The possession is not evil; the use might be. Supporting freedom is worth the risk. Do you believe that Iran's nukes, if they develop them, will stay out of...

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<r>Ocnbrz wrote: Nothing this administration does surprises me anymore. <E>:(</E> We have lost more liberties during Bush's time in office than we have in the last hundred years. All in the name of "terrorism". They keep throwing that term around to keep us fearfull of the en...

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I'm not in favor of nuking them, but I would like to see us destroy their nuclear plants before they get the chance to use nuclear weapons on anybody else. I have no doubt their nuclear weapons would sooner or later fall into the hands of Islamic terrorists.

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<t>Sheryl wrote: 1. Greatest guitarist of all time? 2. Greatest heavy metal? 3. Greatest heavy metal song? 4. What band had the biggest hair of all time? :guitarist :guitarist 1. My vote for the greatest guitarist i...

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<t>Ted wrote: seeker:-6 Terribly sorry I missed that question in the past. That's okay. I'm late getting back to you on your reply; sorry about that. Ted wrote: It would appear that Mary's hometown was Nazareth. It was probably Josephs as well. <br...

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Lulu2 wrote: Seeker, I'm the one who asked if it makes a difference who's doing it? It was a theoretical question....nothing more.

Oh. All I saw was zinky's post. Didn't know he was working off your post.

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zinkyusa wrote: same thing for women?

I'm not a woman, and neither are you, I see. Why bring women into this?

Do you think that since some women cheat, it's okay for some men to cheat?

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Why do some men cheat? Easy. Because they choose to do so. That's the bottom line. It's a free choice. Not much more to it than that.

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cherandbuster wrote: As I woman I think it's pretty gross if anyone chooses to show that on purpose

But guys -- is that sexy to you? Or inappropriate?

I find them disgusting, and I'm a guy. I think there's a great deal to be said for modesty.

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You Are 20% Extrovert, 80% Introvert

I disagree with one thing about this questionnaire. According to it, if you prefer to listen, you're an introvert; if you prefer to talk, you're an extrovert. I don't see that these have anything to do with it.

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<t>Ted, I asked you earlier why you think Jesus was not born in the stable in Bethlehem. I ask you again, why do you think he wasn't? Also, can you give me some scriptural reasons why you don't believe in the rapture the way it is commonly taught? I don't want to argue, but wan...

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... the judge thought it was an earthquake, but no, the cows were rumbling home, back from their escape from the corral. The judge had said he could get away with the robbery until the cows came home. He took this as an ominous sign. Then the police ...

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<r>weber wrote: Ah Seeker maybe it is you who is wrinkly eh<EMOJI seq="1f444" tseq="1f444">:lips:</EMOJI> As for Paul, he would definitely be a peach, hmmmm without the pit:-6 LOL about Paul. That was good. As for me being wrinkly, I'm not yet. But ...

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... bank and said "This is a stick-up!" and proceeded to tie everybody up in RED duct tape. He'd learned something from his courtroom. When everybody got free after the judge escaped with the loot, ...

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<t>weber wrote: He's not on line Seeker and hasn't been for a while so I don't think we are going to get an answer. And I don't think he would even want to prove it if he were here Seeker, Paul I mean. Somebody said he would be very wrinkly but I figure that if God could keep him here then he wouldn...

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.... When Nomad broke loose, he hired a lawyer and proceeded to sue the crud out of those who'd bound him. Thank goodness it wasn't RED duct tape or the case would have been tied up for years in court. :-6 So then the judge ...

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OpenMind wrote: Could that make John the oldest man on Earth?

I'd say so, but unless he has his birth certificate, he couldn't prove it.

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<t>Ted wrote: He [Jesus] was in all likelihood born in an upper room in Nazareth and not in Bethlehem. I can explain this if anyone would like to read it. I've been a Christian for 25 years, and I've never heard this. Would you please explain? I'm curious. Ted wrote: As ...

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<t>weber wrote: I read that first part by naty and I remember somewhere there being discussion of the possibility that one or more of the disciples might still be with us. Jesus/God can do anything. I don't necessarily believe about the disciples. Just that I heard it. Interesting thought...

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and his arthritis suddenly acted up and he had to put his leg back down, and gave a little yelp of pain. Therefore, ...

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