This visit is not. It simply follows inexorably from Basil Hume's "Reconversion of England" - which was exactly what Newman was aiming at. How very appropriate in an abominable sort of way.

Neil wrote:
he comes in once or twice a day around 1300 CST

Mike wrote:
Fred Phelps barred from the UK? And yet Rowan Williams is welcomed there. I wonder which one has the most potential for damaging the nation?

Neil wrote:
No wonder some churches have worship services on Saturday evenings.

Midnight on the first day of the week would have been on a Saturday night. So, is this a Saturday midnight or a Sunday midnight?

Neil wrote:
So the bitter pill of mass corporate welfare is thought easier to swallow when the "suits" are compelled to wear sackcloth by their political enablers.

Well done to 5 year old Jasmine, and those who have taught her the truth.

"But her email message found its way to Gary Read, the headmaster of Landscore Primary School in Crediton, Devon, and she was told to "stay away" from work as an investigation was launched into her actions. "

Nonsense.

Read all the books on business and you will see that 99% of people are afraid of change.

puritanbooks wrote:
A "FOOL" and his money is easily departed..!
USA cannot FOOL the people on top..?

Jim Lincoln wrote:
Augustine, was both a good and bad influence, Lance.
[URL=http://www.biblebb.com/files/MAC/90-336.htm]]]Why Every Calvinist Should Be a Premillennialist, Part 3[/URL]

For now we see through a glass, darkly; but then face to face: now I know in part; but then shall I know even as also I am known.

Neil wrote:
Now Discovery Church surely costs less than Disney, but then, you get what you pay for.

A Bible Christian Who Believes wrote:
In my previous visits to His home, He's told me He's seen/visited/gone-to HELL 6 times (on assignment from The LORD Jesus).

Neil wrote:
I don't know why the Conspiracy Crowd post at websites like this one if they really believe their own rhetoric. For all they know, it could be a New World Order phishing operation to backtrace the location of dissenters.

Neil wrote:
I have a hard time thinking of price-controlled utilities as capitalistic.
Also note: "This (limiter) is supposed to regulate the amount of electricity he was using, but still allow enough power to run the furnace. Obviously, it didn't work."

enough already wrote:
gg, You make light of this sin, bringing up the number of overall priests and stating out of that number, only 4 have done wrong! You who claim to believe in Christ, yet think it's no big deal when sin is exposed. You defend it by comparison. You are a product of corrupt theology, false doctrine, and loyalty to man. You are blinded by the very doctrine you claim saves, yet, by your words, you reveal what really lies inside. What does 'a new creation in Christ' mean in the RCC doctrine?

The tragedy is in these days there is no difference between the RCC and Protestantism when sin is exposed.

Neil wrote:
"who actually thinks clerics are beyond reproach?"
I have firsthand experience with "Protestant" churchgoers who believe the Pastor is always right (both ethically & theologically).