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Gay Issues

Don't ask, don't tell

Say I'm married, not a union.

Tell me I'm normal.



I would like to invite you in on a discussion I am having with myself on the issue of homosexuality.

Feel free to add any thoughts you have that add to the discussion.

Agree or disagree but try to do so in a manner that does not deter from the level of this discourse.

Scriptural referent used as part of your argument are welcome but just listing some verses are of no use to the… Continue

In a discussion with my Islamic child she brought up the Moslem understanding that Christians worshiped an idol named Jesus.

{." Ever since I was a child, I have never understood how

or why people worship "Jesus" over "God".

I never when I was a child, but I always knew that that was not for me.

God is… Continue

I love controversy this should really get some posts going..





http://www.allaboutjesuschrist.org/was-jesus-born-on-december-25-faq.htm



Was Jesus born on December 25?



Was Jesus born on December 25? There is no evidence for this date. So then, who decided that Jesus' birth would be celebrated on that date? The early Christian church did not celebrate Jesus' birth. It wasn't… Continue

Don’t know why

Ain’t no clouds up in the sky

Stormy weather

Me and my man ain’t together

Just keep rainin’ all the time



I feel a storm a comin’

I feel a change in the air pressure

Ain’t no clouds up in the sky

Yet

It is stormy weather

Me and – my man – ain’t together



You ever feel separated

You ever feel dislocated

You ever just feel -------- alone

Where is Jesus?

There is a storm coming!



You know… Continue

Halloween



Warding off the Otherworld

As the tipping point that also ushered in the beginning of the "dark season," it was believed that the night opened a kind of door to the Otherworld, letting spirits roam the Earth.

"The feast of Samhain was the occasion of stock-taking and in-gathering, of reorganizing communities for the winter months, including the preparation of quarters for itinerant warriors and shamans," wrote Nicholas Rogers, a historian at York University in… Continue