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8/9/19 12:09 PM |
Just a Guy | | Mississippi | | | |
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I've never heard of this treatment before, but if the main stream medical field is against it, than it at least needs a try out...I have quite a few allergies myself. Soy, corn, and harsh chemicals... During the long years of figuring them out, I have come to the conclusion that it is really a issue of genetics. My ancestors have pretty much come from Europe. And before the world participated in mass trading with other countries, the Europeans never ate corn (from North America) or soy (only from Asia). So to me that could explain why I am not able to eat these products. Just like many Asians are not able to digest cows milk... Of course none of this is conclusive, but it has got me wondering if genetics has a lot to do with it... Our culture is filled with harmful, and toxic food right now, in the shelves of Walmart. The only reason they are allowed to sell it is because but doesn't kill you within a day. As in the times of unsanitary open markets, to the unregulated general stores of the 1800s, to today. We have to be wise and cautious in what we feed these temples of the Holy Spirit... |
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8/8/19 4:59 PM |
Just a Guy | | Mississippi | | | |
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Classic haters of God talk...Our spiritual forefathers faced the abuse of Roman emperors and Lord's... The reformers were tortured and killed for the Faith... And at the moment the liberals are portraying in movies, what the haters of God have done for forever. Try to destroy the slightest trace of Christianity from the land. Of course we know they are wasting their time... This is all just the beginning of the persecution they want to bring. If only we can continue the fight in politics, and preaching the gospel, before it turns back to the days of physical persecution Christians have experienced in the past... |
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8/3/19 2:19 PM |
Just a Guy | | Mississippi | | | |
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For the middle class to have to go deep into debt to stay middle class, than one would think they aren't there anyway...The issue here is that Americans are constantly wanting the bigger and the better. Just because Chevy changes the Tahoe design doesn't mean you need to bring in your 8 year old car to get it. The reason this is happening is because we have been taught and told to be slaves to the lender. Work your body and life into ruin and in exchange you get to drive a car that has cooler lights than the last model... I personally don't see it as worth it... Give me a paid off, used car, and clothes I can call my own (and not be paying for them 20 years later) and that is where you find contentment... Being content with your belongings doesn't mean let them fall apart either. Keep the car clean, even give it a new paint job if it needs it. Don't let the old house fall apart. Give all the care it needs, and to me, that is actually part of being content. Appreciating what God has given you and taking delight in caring for it. That is where true contentment is found... |
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7/31/19 3:31 PM |
Just a Guy | | Mississippi | | | |
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Being "Just a younger Guy" I definitely see this stuff from a different lense than the older people on here. I don't remember a time without some form of a cellphone, or type of computer (if box computers are still considered one)...The leap people have made in not just technological hardware but software is amazing. Who would have thought you could download a 3 gb movie in 5 seconds (5G network speeds), have a phone with 1000 gb of space, five cameras, and under display fingerprint scanners. It almost seems like science fiction looking back 50 years... But it makes me wonder how much of our lives will we sell to the tech masters of Google, Facebook, and Windows. Are we willing to depend on the God-haters of this world to commune with the church, or respect those who pass away?... I definitely think we should be careful in how much of physical life we are willing to replace for an OLED screen... Tech is a great tool for the impersonal parts of life like business, banking, movies, and research. But when it comes to the personal things like funerals, church, of talking to others we should only use it for the times when it's not possible to do it another way... |
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7/27/19 4:22 PM |
Just a Guy | | Mississippi | | | |
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Adriel says... It seems that parent ability, spare time and funding are difficult hurdles to overcome in homeschooling."Those are the three big things that discourages people from homeschooling here too... Parent ability: Parents are so afraid because they think they have to to take the place of the dozens of teachers teaching all the different subjects a kid learns. When really, all their job is, is to be a administrator. Your textbooks are what are teaching your kids. Your job is to check work (with a answer key) and make sure they don't fall behind. Not be a teacher, otherwise you wouldn't need a textbook... Spare time: This boils down to a different problem which is two income families. Mother's have not been given the job to provide, their job is to train/educate the children. So to solve this issue, mom's need follow God's design for families, and be willing to stay home and educate the next generation for God's glory. She'll have plenty of time if she so not under the authority of another man working... Funding: This could be solved with a calculator, adding up the cost associated with bringing your kid to "free school" and comparing it to the books you will need to homeschool. Most of the time they are nearly the same or significantly less on the homeschool |
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