Republicans CLAIM to support smaller govt and more individual freedom. Their actions do not align well with their words. Anymore, there is very little difference between the parties. The main difference lies in the fact that one party is completely open and honest about what they want to do to us. Fortunately, Jesus offers citizenship in a single-party kingdom
He wants to create a poor church for the poor? Isn't that rich? Has he checked the vatican basement lately? He can certainly more than afford to build countless poor churches. Problem is, this world is already full of poor churches, when measured by doctrine and theology.
Not so sure that the church has anything to do with map apps or the government's regulation of them. I don't recall the Bible mentioning such things. I would therefore deem this a non-issue, at least from a strictly Christian perspective.
Redistribution of wealth is a myth. In order to be REdistributed, the wealth has to be distributed in the first place, which it is not.....it is earned.
I fail to understand the complaint. You can have your Bible study every two weeks without running afoul of the law, and if you want to do it more frequently, why not have some of those studies hosted by one of the other 49 people in attendance? The proposed law makes sense to me, and does not infringe on any first amendment rights.
If it is uncomfortable to button the top button of your shirt, I would suggest that either you are tying your tie too tight, or your shirt does not fit properly. It is not the button's fault if you choose to cram yourself into a shirt that is two sizes too small.
Unfortunately, you would likely end up with 50,000 dead people and a handful of dead turtles after the gumint called in airstrikes, claiming they saved the rest of us from an army of terrorists.
Meh. It wasn't forced on anyone. The test subjects agreed to it. Granted, the risks should probably have been bettet explained, but on the other hand, what person in their right mind would actually trust the American government to experiment on them?
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