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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 abortion, juddgment, Judeo-Christian, judge, judges, judging, judgment, judgments, justice, marriage, marriage debate, marriage equality, married sex, moral failures, moral foundations, moral laws, moral leaders, moral reformer, moral restraints, morality, morals, sex, sex in marriage, sex objects, sexual addiction, sexual fulfillment, sexual purity, sexually confused, sin, sinner, sins
Tagged biblical morality, Christian morality, ethical philosophy, ethics, morality, philosophy, right and wrong
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Perhaps “Same sex marriage” is like a pair of same foot shoes (2 lefts or 2 rights) — not according to design.
Perhaps “Same sex marriage” Is like a pair of Same foot shoes (2 lefts or 2 rights) – Not according to design.
Posted in design, logic, marriage, marriage debate, marriage equality, speaking out, thinking, thoughts, Uncategorized
Tagged politics, rights, same-sex marriage, shoes
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A Society That Flaunts Casual Sex Creates Continuous Problems
A society that flaunts casual sex creates continuous problems: An epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases. Increase in health care costs to treat those diseases. Increase in sexual addiction. Fatherless children. Deadbeat dads. Increase in adultery. Widespread and popular promiscuity. Broken … Continue reading
Posted in popular culture, life, morality, morals, resentment, casual sex, values, adultery, marriage, guilt, tolerance, political correctness, habit, moral principles, choice, pro choice, media circus, abortion, addictions, pro life, epidemics, epidemic, health, disease, Western world, self-control, meaninglessness, current events, misery, contemporary, prostitutes, destructive actions, seduction, cultural taboos, moral restraints, reaping what you sow, prochoice, philosophy, self, vulgarity, brainwashing, selfish desires, depravity, controversy, contemporary society, pornography, pre-natal, media, sexually transmitted diseases, health care costs, sexual addiction, fatherless children, deadbeat dads, promiscuity, broken homes, broken marriages, single moms, welfare, sexual fulfillment, prostitution, destruction of the family, problems, sexual problems, self-respect
Tagged society, poverty, sex, casual sex, addiction, health care, sexuality, human trafficking
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Case Study — A White Homosexual, A Black Woman, An African Muslim, & A White Mistress
I was asked to write a diversity case study for a course I am taking. Here it is: Sue, a black female, owns a company with 30 employees and hires Betty, a white female who has been the 2 year … Continue reading
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Tagged African, case study, diversity, homosexual, inclusion, mistress, Muslim, tolerance
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Hey Church, We Are Family . . . (Do We Act Like It?)
Perhaps the church can learn from family . . . The Bible teaches that church is family — a body of believers bound together in spiritual kinship. Church is hearts connected in love for Christ and for one another. The … Continue reading
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I Bought A Book Of Strong, Shocking Statements At Dollar Tree
I bought a book of strong, shocking statements at Dollar Tree (not Chick-Fil-A). It was written by David Kupelian. Here are some quotes from the book: “Having turned our backs on Judeo-Christian morality and the inner conscience that testifies to … Continue reading
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Tagged Chick-Fil-A, Christian values, Judeo-Christian, quotations, religion, sex with a stranger
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The Most Important Tim Tebow Quote
As an NFL quarterback with the Denver Broncos, a first round NFL draft choice, a Heisman Trophy winner, and a former University of Florida quarterback, Tim Tebow has been interviewed many times. What is the most important thing that he … Continue reading
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Here’s A Curious Question: Isn’t “Same-Sex Marriage” An Oxymoron?
President Obama’s comment about same-sex marriage made me think. An oxymoron can be defined as a figure of speech which combines incongruous or contradictory terms. Since marriage has been defined for millennia as a relationship between a man and a … Continue reading →