Micheal the Archangel or anti-Christ?

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Saturday August 06, 2005 · 6:24 PM PDT

2005/08/06 · 18:24

Thank God it's over! That's all I could say upon hearing the news that Terri Schiavo had passed away. Quietly, I said a prayer for both Terri and her family while working. Yet the suspicions, doubt and slander continued from the lips of Priest and Clergy whom seem more intent on judging than consoling, hating instead of loving and politicizing the issue when understanding the personal pain was more appropriate. Again, after Terri's passing, we heard the rhetoric continue when Jeb Bush ordered an investigation into the reported delay in the EMS call that Michael made on that evening that Terri collapsed. The spetctical of Congress passing an unconstitutional law on Palm Sunday, which was the signed by President Bush, was clearly a concession to the far right for delivering this President to the White house. Read More

Darwin has a "come to Jesus meeting" part one

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Friday July 15, 2005 · 6:58 PM PDT

2005/07/15 · 18:58

WWJD, That's the abbreviation that swept though the mostly conservative Christians a few years back. A reminder of sorts to let us know that our actions reflects our beliefs! I feel strongly about this too. As the song goes, "this little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine" the light of Christ shines through us into our lives, in how we act and what we do. "WWJD" I whispered to my Sunday school kids, saying "look at your actions, that reflects your faith". Now my favorite Gospel book is Mark, more specifically the Beatitudes . I also like the entire book of James who was one of Jesus's brothers and the first leader of this new fledgling religion that eventually became "Christianity". James is an important figure in recovery ministries and a strong message comes thought him on personal responsibility and accountability. This acronym "WWJD" could also me "What would James do"?
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Darwin has a "come to Jesus meeting" part two

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Friday July 15, 2005 · 6:56 PM PDT

2005/07/15 · 18:56

From another forum AutoCareForum

Doug, you keep talking about this big impact religion is haveing on legislation and courts please give me just a couple of examples?

This is what started part one and now part two:

It seems to escape many on the other side of the isle that religion has anything to do with today's politics. That frankly frightens me to think that anyone hasn't notice how religion influenced the election of this President? I mean really, man where were you last year, on MARS? I guess this person forgot about the support the George Bush got from Catholic Bishops, Bob Jones, Jerry Fallwell, Pat Robertson (let's not forget his famous interview with Paula Zahn when Bush said that there wouldn't be any causalities war)!
CNN.com - No casualties? White House disputes Robertson comment - Oct 20, 2004 Read More

Cox II inhibitors vs inhibiting two cocks

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Thursday July 14, 2005 · 7:40 PM PDT

2005/07/14 · 19:40

Today a Texas Jury was seated and began to hear opening arguments in a law suit against Merck pharmaceuticals and their recalled Cox II inhibitor Vioxx. The first of several recalled Cox II inhibitors, Vioxx has been pushed upon the public either without proper efficacy study, or Governmental over sight. In the haste to perform for it's shareholders, Merck apparently deceived the FDA by leaving out important studies that documented an increase in Cardiac side effects that had an increased associated morbidity & mortality in animal studies.

http://today.reuters.com/investing/financeArticle.aspx?type=governmentFilingsNews&storyID=URI:ur n:newsml:reuters.com:20050714:MTFH05122_2005-07-14_20-14-13_N14502550:1 Read More

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