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Or is it 3) People who call themselves Christians, but spend all their voice on things that don't matter as much. [BINGO, We have a winner. Tell them what they've won Bob.] Yesterday I was flipping the channels and I saw Mr. Focused on the Family on TV encouraging christians all across the country to call their respective senator and tell them that they support a Constitutional ammendment defining marriage as man vs. woman. I have no problem with that. Personally I think that homosexuality is contrary to the order God established, but I think that there are more important causes out there that require us as Christians to stand up and tell the world that we acutally care. Case in point. Later Yesterday I was continuing to flip the channels on the television when I saw the NIghtline special concerning the AIDS epidemic in China and Russia. Here were people who's own nation didn't really give one good damn for their suffering. China is only now waking up, and Russia is still asleep. What really broke my heart was the one doctor in St. Petersburg who was running an orphanage for children (repeat children) who were HIV positive. Was the phone rining off the hook with good Christian people who wanted to love these children whom no one else, but this doctor and his small staff would? No, it was ringing off the hook by people who wanted to send their children to this place. We fight and scream for what we think is important in the world, while at the same time there are perfectly lovable children who aren't, and that makes me Angry. E-B |
| Editor_Bishop August 4, 2004 07:44 AM PDT Ken, I would love to, but alas I am merely a single 24 year old seminarian. Hardly the type, or in the fiscal position to be able to right now. In the future, given a brightening of my situation, yes. I don't see the problem disappearing between now and then. E_B | ||
| Ken July 23, 2004 11:36 PM PDT Well, why don't you adopt one then? | ||
| Catalyst4Christ July 23, 2004 03:22 PM PDT CLICK! the green alien with antennae on INDEX. As I din't write the rules, I'd appreciate it if you din't yell at me. Only a prophet. Thanx. God bless. | ||
| Helen July 19, 2004 09:02 AM PDT Here another something that I find sad... I'm not sure if the statistics are still the same, but at one point, so I'm told, there were so many people wanting to adopt children that if no pregnancy was aborted there still would not be enough children to go around. While I do find it sad that there seems to be no one wanting to adopt these children who are terminally ill, I find it more upsetting that people want to end the life of a child who, once born, would most likely be perfectly fine and could make the wildest dreams of some couple come true. I don't know... maybe I just find it hard because I realize I could be one of those people searching for a child to adopt one day. | ||
| Amanda July 15, 2004 12:18 AM PDT Amen Brother Conner! | ||
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