My life has taken on a newfound level of stress since my wife and two boys and I were forced to temporarily move into my childhood home with my parents. It is a tiny home and despite my parents graciousness, the dynamics of two families under one roof is excruciating. That is why it was a well needed break when we packed up the car and traveled to the Jersey
I truly enjoyed reading your article. Very well written and informative. My comment to you is a question actually. I have heard born again Christians state to non-believers that if they just study the facts in an effort to try and disprove their faith, this person will become a believer. Because the facts will so obvisouly portray this faith as truth. I am willing to undertake this study, but am not clear on how to establish resourses that
I can tell you what I am doing to help reduce my pouch. I fast walk/run for 45 minutes 5-6 days per week. I have stopped eating sweet late at night, well most nights unless I eat while sleepwalking. And I cut calories overall by reducing portions throughout the day. So far the results have been minimal at best, but I have only been at it for about 1 month. It is hard work but if you get disgusted enough with your flab like I have, you may take action!<
Thank you for noting the harshness of my words. And yes, you are correct ,it is unfair to characterize all followers of this religion with such labels. It is more appropriate to state that I have encountered some people in this faith who display those attributes. And unfortunate for me, I have been regularly exposed to these people creating a slight bias as well as anger. Often time when I write on this topic the anger become more appearent t
no, I am by no means an agnostic. I believe that God is very real and does not deny any one who seeks him, regardless of there faith. That is my main greivance with many organized religions. But to be honest I am still sorting many other aspects of my faith out. It is still a work in progress. Thanks for you comments!
I was raised in an ultra Christian household with parents who felt that all other religions had it all wrong. It was only through Jesus that you would be saved and ultimately go to heaven. And being a devout church attendee I never questioned their views, they just simply became my own. It was a long time before I started to notice, let say late teens, that this relig
Exaclty right! Bush and Cheney both have gone to great lengths to avoid military service, while Kerry volunteered to fight for what he beleives in. I get that and so does everyone else! Lets move on, and focus on the issued at hand. Basing an entire campaign on military service is risky and eventually people will expect additional sound reasons to continue to support him. As of yet, I have not found any reasons why Kerry would be a better president
My job allows me to spend large amounts of time traveling from client to client and listening to the radio. Which is a plus, because it keeps me current and informed on the news as well as politics. But it is becoming increasingly difficult to discern truth from spin. My political affiliation if Republican, I voted for Bush and will more the likely vote for him
So, lets sort this all out. I mean that is what this is all about isn't it? The outside is whorling around me; do this, buy that, you've gotta have that, and on and on and on. And my job as a husband and a father, is to make some sense out of it all! It's crazy, just mind boggling at certain times to make certain that what I am doing, plotting my own course through life is correct
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