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HHeavens Declare reacted to bigonlife1981's post in the thread Man of Options by Rob Kowalski with
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Surely you have some reasons to jump straight into character assualt? I would love to hear what they are? -
HHeavens Declare reacted to Off-Grid Artist's post in the thread Excommunication Forthcoming! with Like.
You are correct. Elle is from a town about an hour and a half north and I don't know her well. The family unit with the sister (the feminist churchgoers who are our longtime friends) are from about that distance to the west. They are...
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Awesome... my dad is 92, still drives, does errands, takes care of himself and his unwell wife, and has all his marbles in the bag. Some people just give up living and they get old quickly, which is sad. -
frederick replied to the thread plight of an elderly woman.Awesome... my dad is 92, still drives, does errands, takes care of himself and his unwell wife, and has all his marbles in the bag. Some people just give up living and they get old quickly, which is sad. -
Eventually I might talk about my father, maybe, but he's a casebook example of a man who just doesn't care to live anymore. He's 76 now and has been so abused by his nihilistic feminist wife that his mind is mostly gone. He's almost...
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You are correct. Elle is from a town about an hour and a half north and I don't know her well. The family unit with the sister (the feminist churchgoers who are our longtime friends) are from about that distance to the west. They are...
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Eventually I might talk about my father, maybe, but he's a casebook example of a man who just doesn't care to live anymore. He's 76 now and has been so abused by his nihilistic feminist wife that his mind is mostly gone. He's almost...
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BThis truth gets more important each year as you “mature”. For me it really started kicking in during my late sixties. “I’m not done yet!” 😉
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That is so true. I've known elderly people in their 50s, and known people in their 80s that weren't elderly at all. Remember that Caleb entered the promised land at age 80, and his strength had not diminished at all from the time he was 40. He...
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This truth gets more important each year as you “mature”. For me it really started kicking in during my late sixties. “I’m not done yet!” 😉
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steve replied to the thread plight of an elderly woman.This truth gets more important each year as you “mature”. For me it really started kicking in during my late sixties. “I’m not done yet!” 😉
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That is so true. I've known elderly people in their 50s, and known people in their 80s that weren't elderly at all. Remember that Caleb entered the promised land at age 80, and his strength had not diminished at all from the time he was 40. He...
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steve reacted to Man_in_the_Middle's post in the thread Disclosing Biblical marriage views with Like.
I take it all back... Your right. This is actually a cakewalk. Tomorrow, they will all bow their knees and repent of their MO stance. It will be so easy!!!!
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This is something that seems to escape the attention of many when they reference God and the Bible; there is no record of blessing for sinning nor any punishment for obeying. The first Psalm is quite explicit where it says, Blessed is the man Who...
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S@Off-Grid Artist, take a breath, sit down and read the final chapters of each of the gospels. Jesus was perfect in His life, yet look how He was treated by the religious people of His day. Having a biblical framework for your daily living is...