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Most Everybody Draws A Line Between Thier Desires & Moral Principles
Almost everybody draws a line somewhere between their desires, cravings, and feelings; and moral principles. Almost everybody has at times a desire they want to fulfill, but they intentionally restrain themselves because they believe that fulfilling that desire is morally … Continue reading
Posted in sex, morality, morals, sin, marriage, sex in marriage, juddgment, judgments, abortion, justice, sinner, moral restraints, judgment, married sex, judge, Judeo-Christian, sexually confused, sexual purity, sexual addiction, sexual fulfillment, moral failures, sex objects, sins, moral foundations, moral laws, moral reformer, marriage debate, marriage equality, judging, judges, moral leaders
Tagged biblical morality, Christian morality, ethical philosophy, ethics, morality, philosophy, right and wrong
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A Good God? A Good Government?
People sometimes ask: “How can a good God judge and punish people? That’s like asking: “How can a good country have law enforcement, judges, and prisons?” George Scott Railton, an early leader of The Salvation Army, wrote: “A soul not … Continue reading
Posted in demons, destructive actions, devil, devils, evil, evil entities, evil spirits, juddgment, judge, judges, judging, judgment, judgments, justice, law enforcement, popular culture, popular opinion, prisons, punishment, Quotations, quote, Quotes
Tagged George Scott Railton, God is good, Is God good?, politics, quotations, The Salvation Army
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When any form of human life is: 1) widely considered to be insignificant; 2) uncared for; and 3) considered to belong to another person; human rights go out the window. This happened with people held in legal slavery in the 18th & 19th Centuries and with pre-natal human life in the 20th & 21st Centuries.
Posted in 20th Century, 21st Century, disregard for human rights, ethics, justice, moral restraints, morality, morals, prenatal
Tagged abortion, human rights, pro choice, Pro-life, slavery
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Original Pro-Life Slogans
Here are some original pro-life slogans: Make pre-natal care universal! If human life is worthless in the womb, why is it valuable when viable? Avoid the fastest way through life — the womb to tomb express! Abortion ruins birthdays. How … Continue reading
Posted in America, animal rights, babies, baby, beginning of life, conception, deception, end of life, equal rights, equality, ethics, fetus, human body, human conception, human life, human rights, humanity, humility, justice, life, moral failure, moral failures, moral principles, morality, morals, most dangerous place, pre-natal, prenatal, pro choice, pro life, prochoice, richest country in the world, right and wrong, right conduct, right from wrong, right to choose, right to life, rights, rob the cradle, unborn, viable, victims, womb
Tagged abortion, human rights, human trafficking, pre-natal care, Pro-life, prolife, slogans
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Trying To Understand Hell
Popular writer, Rob Bell, wrote a book called Love Wins where he gives his views about Hell. I’ve not read Rob’s book, but here are my views of Hell uninfluenced by Mr. Bell. I believe that Hell is a spiritual … Continue reading
Posted in Americans, answer to God, Baghdad, Bible, biblical, Biblical concept, books, choice, Christian, Christian values, conscience, deterrent, eternal life, evil entities, evil spirits, fear, fire, fire insurance, God, God calling, God's authority, God's government, harmful habit, harmful thinking, hate, Heaven, hell on wheels, hellfire, How Evil Works, judge, judgment, judgments, justice, Katrina, looting, missional, moral failures, moral principles, moral restraints, morality, morality-phobic, morals, mystery, New Orleans, omnipresent, Quantum physics, self-destruction, self-focus, self-inflicted, selfish desires, sin, soul, spiritual, suffering, unhappiness, views, voice of God
Tagged after life, Christianity, evil, hell, Love Wins, religion, Rob Bell
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I Saw Lincoln (You Should Too!)
I saw Abraham Lincoln, not in person, of course, but in the new movie, Lincoln, directed by Steven Spielberg and staring Daniel Day-Lewis as Lincoln. I was expecting a drama about the life of Lincoln, but this was not that. … Continue reading
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Tagged 13th Constitutional Amendment, Abraham Lincoln, American abolitionist movement, American history, black history, Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln movie, politics, slavery, Steven Spielberg
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Was Jeremiah A Holy Shock Jock?
A shock jock can be defined as: A radio personality who uses provocative or inflammatory words to make offensive and/or controversial comments in order to get people’s attention and build ratings for his program. A modern example of a shock jock … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Howard Stern, Jeremiah, religion, shock jock, sin
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The “Forgive Yourself” Myth
“Love yourself–accept yourself–forgive yourself–and be good to yourself.” –a quote from popular American speaker and writer, Leo Buscaglia. However, Jesus said: “Deny yourself.” Here’s why the popular idea of “forgiving yourself” is a myth: * You are not the judge. … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, forgive yourself, forgiveness, guilt, Leo Buscaglia, myth, positive thinking, self-help
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Footprints Of Mystery (Fill The Natural World)
Footprints of mystery, spread across nature, baffle the best brains of mankind. There is so much about our world and our universe that we humans (even those of us with the best scientific minds) cannot understand or explain by natural … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, awe, belief, big bang, burning heart, Catholic mystics, conscience, consciousness, contemplation, Creator, devotion, evil, evolution, faith, faith-based, footprints of God, free will, freedom, God, How Evil Works, human body, human life, human nature, human rights, inspiration, intellect, intelligence, justice, majesty, mind, miracles, moral principles, morality, morals, mystery, mysticism, natural laws, nature, non-material reality, proof of God, real world, relevation, right and wrong, right conduct, right living, supernatural, voice of God
Tagged creationism, DNA, existentialism, mystery, religion, science
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