Those who do not know God
should reach out for him.
He reveals himself to many.
It is by knowing Christ
that you will know God
because Christ is God the Son.
The moment you trust Christ
rather than you or your efforts
to be your righteousness for salvation
you will know him and have salvation.
It is by understanding that Christ
became your Righteous Substitute
on the cross to give you eternal life
that you will put all your trust on him.

On Jul 4, 6:16 am, Crap Detector planet.com> wrote:

Hail Bush! (and his propaganda ministers also)

"Crap Detector" planet.com> wrote in message
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damn right, Sieg Heil to those hillbillies ...

You, my friend, are "Crazy as a Peach Orchard Boar Hog ! "
You've collected so much crap that you've become brim-full of it!

McD.Dad
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"Crap Detector" planet.com> wrote in message
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On Jul 4, 7:16 am, Crap Detector planet.com> wrote:

New Mormon president to oversee many south Bellevue congregations
CARRIE WOOD, Reporter
Bellevue Reporter
Published: July 02, 2008 9:28 AM

Robert Johnson had heard the words spoken so vividly that he looked up
because he thought somebody was in the room.

He has heard smaller voices before. They have told him to do
something, or go to someone’s house because they were in trouble - but
nothing as distinct as the time he was called to be bishop for the
Newport Ward of more than 350 people.

At the time, he prayed that it wouldn’t happen. He knew the task would
be hard.

But looking back five years later, Johnson understands that his
calling from God to be bishop has prepared him for his next calling.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints recently announced
Johnson’s appointment to serve as president of the Bellevue Washington
South Stake.

"MioMyo" Somewhere.com> wrote in message
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And pleased with himself for having avoided service in Korea.

On Jul 2, 7:36 am, MioMyo Somewhere.com> wrote:

No they call themselves MioMyo.

US church votes for change that could permit gay ordination

The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA) has approved a
proposed change in the denomination's constitution that would, in
effect, permit the ordination of openly gay clergy.

However, a majority of the 2.2-million-member denomination's local
districts, known as presbyteries, must now approve the change, and those
against gay ordination are likely to heavily oppose it. Similar efforts
to change Presbyterian ordination rules in 1997 and 2001 failed.

The latest move came in a June 27decision, by 380 votes to 325, at the
assembly meeting in San Jose, California. Though the divisions within
the PCUSA have not become as contentious as those of the US Episcopal
(Anglican) Church, they have nonetheless been heated, and during the
June 21-28 assembly, those opposed to the action said it would harm the
church.

"Don't send a shock wave through the church," said the Rev. William
Stepp of the Tropical Florida Presbytery, as quoted by the Presbyterian
News Service. Mr Stepp added that the denomination, "needs a continuing
strong witness to biblical standards for sexuality".