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Sorry, I'm not taking your bait. If you want to play these silly games, do it with someone else. I won't see the pearls of the Gospel trampled for your amusement.

I've got about two dozen quoted on that site. Personally, I wear them like a badge of honor, since each one of them, save for one political cooment, is Biblically based. Frankly, I love reading the comments the atheists have made because these are some of the biggest morons you've ever seen...

But isn't that up to their employer? What if they are doing their jobs, but just working on a different project? You know, somebody said something similar to me just the other day. "Michael", they said, "if you think child molestation is a bad thing, then you shouldn't be an accountant."

Sadly, the idea of repentence is going by the wayside. You've got to remember that sin isn't sin anymore. Now, it's "negative life decisions".

So then, you support them doing that?

Let me ask you this: if it's meant as a "reconcilation", then why is it named after a city that the Muslims conquered, destroyed, and massacred the infidels there? You really don't think that's meant to send a message? Furthermore, if they're really interested in "reconcilation", then why are...

That's why I don't even flinch anymore. It's a joke and keeps us from being able to discuss real bigotry.

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Their right to decide what project they want to work on and for whom, and their right not to have their own money withheld from them without due process, and their right to equal protection under the law. ...in favor of another job. Which contract and where does the contract say that...

Really? George W. Bush was a Democrat??? I don't think that's correct.

I think we tried that with black people back in the 1800s. Didn't work out too well.

You're advocating a violation of their rights. So then, if they choose to work on job "A" over job "B", if the day ever comes that they are unemployed, they should not receive the benefits they have paid for because they choose to work on a project you do not approve of? Let's say the...

I don't remember if I said it in this thread or not, so forgive me if I'm repeating myself, but Catholics believe that prayers are more or less efficacious not based on the authority of the one being prayed to or whether or not a prayer is in line with God's will, but on the physical proximity...

You keep telling us that you're in the Army. Have things really changed that much since I was discharged or do you still take an oath to defend the Constitution?

So then, getting the money that they have paid into the system back should be contingent upon their being forced to work on a project they didn't choose and don't approve of?

How are anyone's Constitutional rights being "trumped"? Don't the workers have the "Constitutional right" to decide what projects they want to work on?

Good for them!

...cont 26. HE IS IN CHRIST’S HAND! John 10:28; The believer is in his Saviors hand. 27. HE IS IN THE FATHER’S HAND! John 10:29-30; The saint is in his heavenly Father’s hand. 28. HE IS, AND ALWAYS WILL BE, A SHEEP! John 10:27-28; A sheep represents a saved person and cannot change from...

No. To the contrary, if one is saved, then the Holy Spirit will not allow us to sin without piercing our conscience and convicting us of our sin. What's more, if we truly understand the grace we've received and God's goodness shown to us, then we will not return to serving sin. Fifty...

That only applies to Christians.