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If you have ever been judged by someone who looked at outward appearances, without first having made effort to see your heart, you are not alone. The scribes and Pharisees sat in Moses' seat, while he took the wrap (Mt. 32:2). There was no Christ in their message, for if righteousness could be obtained by following the law, then Christ died in vain (Ga. 2:21). One day, Moses called the Lord "the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob" (Lu. 20:3) and God called him to the bush over it. ...
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Is war inevitable! Are you "for" or "against" military action? What of the UN Security Council? Discover facts about: the Gulf War, US support of Saddam Hussein in the Iraq-Iran War (1980-88), and US involvement with Bin Laden and the "Afghan Jihad" (1979-89). ______________________________ Discover the Real Bush War (Part I) As I sit down and write this article on Tuesday Night February 18, 2003 from my office in Germany, the Bush (or Bush/Blair) War appears inevitable. Why is this? Is it ...
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Relationships are complex bonds between two individuals and long distance relationships add a lot more aspects to it. One of the basic premises of a long-distance relationship is the absence of physical presence. This means the couple is missing the non-verbal communication input of any conversation or interaction. Non-verbal communication is typically an equal or more important part of communication. It's important that individuals don't read between the lines and assume their partner's ...
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    Sharing the full mystery of the cross---       Amillennialism!     What does the Bible teach about this subject of "amillennialism" in light of the full gospel of the Kingdom (and not just the 2/3's of the gospel currently taught in the modern church)?       In light of the full gospel message, I think the most important thing for a believer to actually take away about the subject of amillennialism is that it is the biblical based view of the early church... ...
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Life is precious in God's eyes, whether it is yours or your neighbors. The only goal in war as a Christian should be defensive, and just to prevent someone or something from killing you, or your nation. What I want you to understand is that I AM NOT advocating you to take a life, even in defense of yourself, unless it is the only last resort for your own or your nation's survival. Jesus said that "the meek shall inherit the earth." But my mind and heart tells me that statement didn't mean NOT ...
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Let It Begin With Me Helaine Iris ©2003 'Adopting an attitude of universal responsibility is essentially a personal matter. The real test of compassion is not what we say in abstract discussions but how we conduct ourselves in daily life.' Dalai Lama I was recently on a glorious vacation in Los Angeles. I took ten days off to play, rejuvenate and get some well-needed sunshine with my family. I was aware during my 'time off' that the political crisis in Iraq was heating up. I don't often feel ...
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  United Kingdom Diabetes Care Devices Market Outlook to 2016 GlobalData's medical equipment offering "United Kingdom Diabetes Care Devices Market Outlook to 2016" provides key market data on the United Kingdom diabetes care devices market. The report provides value (USD million), volume (units) and average price (USD) data for each segment and sub-segment within two market categories ' Glucose Monitoring and Insulin Delivery. The report also provides company shares and ...
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A Lebanese-American named Sharon Nader Sloan recently published his thoughts on the Palestinian claims that 'Palestine is their land, and that Jerusalem is their capital, and that Israel is occupying their land.' He further notes that Palestinians believe that since the West Bank is theirs, that 'to resist occupation they have the right to send suicide bombers into crowded bus stations, pizza parlors, etc., and kill innocent men, women and children. And all Arab and Muslim countries support ...
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The religious political right has consistently subverted language and meaning, portraying themselves as 'persecuted,' even as they aggressively attack the rights of disfavored groups - women, gays, minorities, adherents of other religious traditions, etc. During House floor debate in 2006, Rep. John Hostettler (R-Ind) attacked Democrats who proposed a bill condemning "abusive religious proselytizing" at the Air Force Academy, in the wake of accounts of anti-Semitic treatment of a Jewish cadet; ...
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    Sharing the full mystery of the cross---           Learning How To Pray!     What does the Bible teach about this subject of "Learning How To Pray" in light of the full gospel of the Kingdom (and not just the 2/3's of the gospel currently taught in the modern church)?       In light of the full gospel message, I think the most important thing for a believer to actually take away about learning how to pray is this: Jesus Christ is God---to Him we should pray.  ...
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