dennis wrote:
Because she was the best man in Westminster - and she is a woman. Which says a lot for the rest of them.

John UK wrote:
Why would Christians want to choose Margaret, even if they did have a free will?

Scott McMahan wrote:
Interesting to see how the trend is shaping up where each subculture in Christianity has its own translation. No longer are there "standard" translations like the KJV, NSAB, etc. Now Southern Baptists have one (HCSB), Reformed people have one (ESV), liberals have one (CEB), etc. And the Charismatics will have one. Each group seems to want to capture the Bible dollars of its members and not let those dollars go out to big publishers like HarperCollins. Christians are standardizing on a translation, but each group has its own Bible. Very different than in the past when disparate groups standardized on the same Bible translation.

From the North wrote:
This is demonstrated by the women and homosexuals which they stick in their pulpits.

questioning wrote:
What of the true reformed religion

Cliff Leckey wrote:
Talk`s cheap

R .Gr wrote:
P.s M. Thatcher your dont make sense in your poat. Your shaw you are repyling to me in this thread.

Mike wrote:
Just trying to comfort you in your discomfort

R .Gr wrote:
M.T Not true The Torries just tax you to the hilt then the will like you have see we dont get us in dept. Shawy you see they both work the same. One will get you in dept the other gets you pay more tax so to SEEEEEEEM you are not getting into dept. When is one going to reduce taxes for once or r we talking about heaven if one did,

Where there is discord, may we bring harmony. Where there is error, may we bring truth. Where there is doubt, may we bring faith. And where there is despair, may we bring hope.

R .Gr wrote:
Great peice of information Mate.
One noticed 15 years ago all countries selling the state run electricity, water, gas to corporations all over the world. Now the people who paid for this privage now has to pay the corporation high amounts of money just to have power, soon wood to warm you will have a carbon tax on it just to provide for yourself. I see also rain water is now being looked at in your country which will come here next or not before.

Good Conservatives always pay their bills. And on time. Not like the Socialists who run up other people’s bills.

Jim Lincoln wrote:
Margie, I'm not sure what you are arguing for?

If you look carefully at the communique, you will observe three things:

first, that sanctions were put on at Nassau;

second, that further sanctions were undertaken at London;

third, that things have got worse in the eyes of those who drafted the communique, in the last year.

Cezar wrote:
Argentina is in for trouble.
Which natural disaster will God send their way?
Tsunami, earthquake, what?

James R Hamilton wrote:
Wakey, wakey America! Arizona's correct, just look across the pond to the UK here, we're swamped with immigrants, it's too late for us, we've lost our country. The same socialist policies are taken you down the same route.

Then he said, I pray thee therefore, father, that thou wouldest send him to my father's house: For I have five brethren; that he may testify unto them, lest they also come into this place of torment.

James R Hamilton wrote:
we're swamped with immigrants,
socialist policies

"Well now, look, let us try and start with a few figures as far as we know them, and I am the first to admit it is not easy to get clear figures from the Home Office about immigration, but there was a committee which looked at it and said that if we went on as we are then by the end of the century there would be four million people of the new Commonwealth or Pakistan here. Now, that is an awful lot and I think it means that people are really rather afraid that this country might be rather SWAMPED by people with a different culture and, you know, the British character has done so much for democracy, for law and done so much throughout the world that if there is any fear that it might be swamped people are going to react and be rather hostile to those coming in.

Remembering wrote:
Another interesting story was that a guy with the same company who was in Florida couldn't rent a car, so he bought one, drove it home, and later sold it. Drastic times call for drastic measures.