Agree or Disagree? (2)

[If Not For Grace]

D-(I don't find that strange at all)

A/D I have known someone who has died and gone to Hell, (at least by "baptist standards").

 

[rita727]

Agree. I know of 2 personally.

A/D--You like lollipops.

 

[artrx]

Disagree

A/D There are some Christians who would call you a heretic.

 

[~Wisdom Seeker~]

Well, probably. But, some Christians are idiots.

A/D? You took dance lessons when you were a child.

 

[Bachi234]

Does gymnastics count?

A/D? The moon is one of the most beautiful things ever.

 

[artrx]

Definitely agree!

A/D chilly nights open the senses.

 

[lillybug0514]

Agree

A/D there is someone in your life that doesnt know how much they mean to you

 

[rita727]

Probably,...

A/D you've seen a beach.

 

[lillybug0514]

Agree

A/D you prefer the beach to the mountains

 

[SabrinaFair]

Agree- I like to be warm whenever possible.

A/D you prefer conventional mattresses over water beds?

 

[artrx]

Agree!

A/D Your glad you are NOT on the road this afternoon.

 

[rita727]

Agree. For the most part, I'm a homebody.

A/D--you like winter to summer.

 

[If Not For Grace]

D-I like SUMMER


A/D There are no honest politicians.

 

[rita727]

A--they might be honest men--just not in politics.

A/D--you've worn contacts that are different from your own eye color.

 

[burningowl]

Dissagree- I'm too young for contacts.

A/D- Gloomy days make you sleepy.

 

[gratefulEmma]

Totally agree!

A/D: Men can see God's love through nature.

 

[SabrinaFair]

I don't know about love, but they could certainly see His amazing design.

A/D Turkey is better than Ham?

 

[artrx]

Depends, it's better for you health wise, but i like the taste of ham better.

A/D Stuffing is better than sweet potatoes.

 

[Shalico2007]

Depends, it's better for you health wise, but i like the taste of ham better.

A/D Stuffing is better than sweet potatoes.

Agree.

Agree or disagree: Spending time with family is very important to you.

 

[~Wisdom Seeker~]

Agree.

A/D? You always try to leave before you have worn out your welcome.