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Christianity and Global Warming
What do Christians think about Global Warming??? From my research, there is almost like a battle between seculars and Christians...seculars think that Christians don't care about the environment because the sooner these 'events' come (like wars, plagues, etc...) the sooner Jesus will come.
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How might I describe the feeling of the Holy Spirit? Perhaps it is not describable at all. With it, we feel fulfilled. Without it, we are empty. With it, we feel God's Love. Without it, we feel lost. With it, we are empowered with... |
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The holy spirit is God's active force that is invisible and is only given to those "obeying him as ruler."(Acts 5:32) It is not part of a trinity. The word spirit come from the Greek pneu´ma (spirit) comes from pne´o, meaning “breathe or blow,” and the Hebrew ru´ach (spirit) is... |
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Seems a very well researched response. While I have heard the Holy Spirit explained in a similar light, I have not heard a claim that it was not part of the "Holy Trinity."
I was under the impression that most (if not all) Christian religions believed in the... |
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Gifts and Pride
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It is right to express that we believe in God and praise Him in all of His glory. It is right to thank the Lord for the talents he has bestowed upon us. We miss the point, though, if we confer upon ourselves that we are somehow superior... |
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| · Guardian Angels must spread their wings! - [ 0 comments - 9 reads ] | We are expanding!
Yes look for work in progress this summer. We are taking over a new store front between us and the Laundromat. By combining the space next to us we will expand our store size by Approx. 1200 SQFT. We will have a new larger entrance and many new items for your perusal, especially a lot more books!
Our postal unit and store will remain open during construction.
Stay tuned for more details and updates on our expansion.
God Bless! [Read More]
| | · Who was St Patrick? - [ 0 comments - 163 reads ] | St Patrick was born in the fourth century to wealthy parents in Britain. When he was sixteen he was captured by Irish raiders attacking his family's estate. He was taken to Ireland and imprisoned for about six years. He was forced to work as a shepherd. He was lonely and afraid. He turned to his religion to help him through. He dreamed of converting the Irish to Christianity.
After many years of captivity, Patrick heard a voice he claimed to be God telling him to leave Ireland. He escaped, walking nearly 200 miles to the coast of Ireland and escaping to Britain. When he was free, Patrick received another dream where an angel appeared telling him to return to Ireland as a missionary. He began his religious training and was sent to Ireland after his ordination as a priest. His mission was to minister to Christians already living in Ireland and to convert the Irish to Christianity.
Patrick included Irish traditions in his teaching instead of attempting to erase the Irish beliefs. He used the bonfires to celebrate Easter because the Irish were used to honoring their gods with fire. He also placed a sun on the cross to create the Celtic cross so that the symbol would seem more natural to the Irish. Legend states Patrick drove all the snakes from Ireland.
It is believed he died on March 17th in the fifth century. St. Patrick's Day is a national holiday in Ireland. St Patrick's Day was first celebrated in America in 1737 in Boston. The first parade was held in New York.
Today we wear green to celebrate the Irish heritage in our country. St. Patrick used the shamrock to explain the trinity as the leaves were the Father, Son and Holy Spirit existing as one. Now the shamrock is worn on his feast day to remember St. Patrick's teachings. [Read More]
| | · Orthodox Activists Declare War to St. Valentine’s Day - [ 0 comments - 235 reads ] | On the 14th of February activists of the Russian Orthodox youth movement “Georgievtsy!” intend to mount an Internet protest at St. Valentine’s Day considering it a pagan and commercial celebration that promotes promiscuous sexual relations. In an official message they call Internet users to replace their avatars (userpics) with anti-valentines - pictures featuring crossed out red hearts for one day as a sign of “the true love support”. Full Story [Read More]
| | · Fast and Abstinence During Lent - [ 0 comments - 321 reads ] | The Pope and the American Bishops have outlined obligatory fast and abstinence as follows:
Ash Wednesday (February 6) and Good Friday (March 21) – Fast and Abstinence
All Fridays of Lent (February 8-March 14) – Abstinence
What is fasting and who should fast?
On the days of fasting every person ages 18-59 are required to take only one full meal a day. Children, elderly, and those who are sick, taking medication requiring food, pregnant, or breastfeeding are exempt from fasting if their health or their child's health (born or unborn) are compromised.
What is abstinence and who should abstain?
On the days of abstinence every person over the age of 14 are required to abstain from eating meat. Again, if there is a serious health problem, this obligation would not apply.
No Catholic will lightly excuse themselves from these obligations.
Check out my posts in Guardian Angel Store Cookbook Forums for meatless meal ideas. [Read More]
| | · Student Sues Teacher over Anti-Christian comments - [ 0 comments - 453 reads ] | Student sues teacher for derogatory comments made towards Christians. The teacher has made various comments about Christianity regarding particular views towards homosexuality, birth control, Viagra, teenage sexual activities, and abortion. After listening to the teacher talk like this, the student said enough is enough. He took a tape recorder into class and recorded the teacher making these comments. The lawyer has said that if the teacher is removed from the classroom that they will not seek monetary damages. [Read More]
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