[Rev. Edward Clement]

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You are not here to debate with us or ask loaded questions. We ask the questions here such as: Have you not read the Forum Rules? You must first make an introduction thread and tell us about yourself.

Being decietful, as you are, by not obeying the Forum Rules is contrary to Sound Doctrine® and is the sin of rebellion.

1 Samuel
15:23 For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry. Because thou hast rejected the word of the LORD, he hath also rejected thee from being king.

On another note, I am not a Mormon, like you I am a Christian.

I never asked if you were mormon, I asked if you why your name is church of god memeber, and if you are a member of the Chruch of God cult?

[Church of god member]

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We bust covert mormons, wearing magic underwear, quite often.

Why did you feel you should tell me this, if you weren't trying to imply that You think I am a Mormon?
Homestly, I am sorry for not yet posting an introduction. I will try and make one tomorrow. I was going to, but then I saw other threads that I thought I could share some scripture about.
I'm not trying to argue or debate. I apologize if I implied otherwise. And the Church of God, which I currently attend because the closest baptist church in the area moved, is not a "cult" we worship and praise the lord just as you do, and preach from the same bible as you do. I have been to many denominational churches in my lifetime, including Baptist, Penticostal, Methodist, and Church of God churches. We are all True Christians brother.
Goodnite and God bless

[Rev. Edward Clement]

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I'm not trying to argue or debate. I apologize if I implied otherwise.

This, in itself, is an argument.

And the Church of God, which I currently attend because the closest baptist church in the area moved, is not a "cult" we worship and praise the lord just as you do, and preach from the same bible as you do. I have been to many denominational churches in my lifetime, including Baptist, Penticostal, Methodist, and Church of God churches. We are all True Christians brother.
Goodnite and God bless

And yet. here ya go, making another argument.

The Church of God is cult.

It is we Baptist that are the True-Christians(tm):http://www.landoverbaptist.net/showthread.php?t=4933

Pentecotals are domeon possessed tongue flappers:http://www.landoverbaptist.net/showthread.php?t=79413

We are all True Christians brother.

No friend, you are not a True-Christian(tm).

1 John
2:18 Little children, it is the last time: and as ye have heard that antichrist shall come, even now are there many antichrists; whereby we know that it is the last time. 2:19 They went out from us, but they were not of us; for if they had been of us, they would no doubt have continued with us: but they went out, that they might be made manifest that they were not all of us.

[Godfly]

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This filth should really be confined to the men's forum. The poor women of Landover Baptist should not be tempted by this lesbian feminist abomination.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Shout Glory!!

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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It is a well-established fact that breastfeeding is a gateway sin. The depravity of breastfeeding has reached a new low: Perverted lezbeans who have somehow aquired babies (bought from gypsies I would bet) are insisting on breastfeeding these infants. BOTH of them! How is this even possible without satan's help? What sort of witch potions do the lezbeans use to force breastmilk out of their pierced, shriveled dirty pillows?

Lesbian Couple Co-Breastfeeds Their Daughter — And Their Story May Be More Common Than You Think

For most people who stand by as their pregnant partners grow a baby inside of them, it's an insanely cool thing to watch — from seeing that first sonogram to feeling those first belly kicks. But no matter how connected a couple may be, there's no getting around it: the whole experience for the non-pregnant partner is second-hand. Unless of course you're Eliza Spears and Kelly Arciaga, who found a way to skirt at least some of that after the birth of their fourth child, Teegan. In 2012, the lesbian couple decided to co-breastfeed their daughter and now say it's one of the best decisions they've ever made. But as unconventional a move as that might sound at first, it may be more common than you think.

Kelly and Eliza, whose story was shared on the Philly Voice over the weekend, were officially married back in 2011 — on 11-11-11, at 11:11 a.m., to be exact. Their marriage instantly created a brand new family for Eliza's three children from previous relationships, but it wasn't long before the couple started itching to add to their brood. So two years later, Kelly became pregnant through artificial insemination with their now-3-year-old daughter, Teegan. The pregnancy was a blessing the couple couldn't wait for, but it was during Kelly's pregnancy that Eliza started to feel... well, a little disconnected. And that probably came as no big surprise — after all, Eliza had carried all three of her other children herself, and this time around was unavoidably different. It "brought up a lot of foreign emotions" in her, Eliza reflected; emotions she just couldn't shake.

So the soon-to-be mom of four got to Googling, and did a lot of research. It wasn't long before that led her to a wealth of articles on lactation-inducing, which, yes, is actually a real thing. According to Breastfeeding USA, lactation-inducing makes it possible to breastfeed if you've never been pregnant or have even reached menopause, through a combo of breast stimulation, supplements, and/or hormones. So yeaH, if you needed further proof that the female body is effing amazing, there you go. (Though as wild as that sounds, science has proven that men can also induce lactation.)

For two months leading up to Teegan's birth, Eliza prepared as her research indicated: She took natural herbs like Fenugreek, guzzled Mother's Milk tea, and once the milk started flowing, she pumped often to keep it going. But while she found tons of info about how to induce lactation, there wasn't much on the actual experience of co-breastfeeding. Namely, what it would be like for two women — let alone one couple — to breastfeed the same child; not to mention how that logistically would all work. Plus, "we didn't know anyone who had ever co-nursed," Eliza told the Voice. "We were on our own." In reality, though, Kelly and Eliza weren't alone. Even though stories of other co-breastfeeding couples may be hard to come by, they are out there. Here are two other couples who've also shared their experiences.

Heidi & Mary Ellen Olson

Last year, the story of two Santa Cruz, California moms Heidi and Mary Ellen Olson also made the rounds, though it came nearly two years after the Arciaga-Spears' had done their research. In their case, having two people on-hand to take over feedings definitely came in handy — though that wasn't the initial reason they co-breastfed; that was just a bonus. "I wanted to experience that closeness with my daughter, especially since I didn't give birth," Mary Ellen told Yahoo Parenting at the time. "It didn’t occur to us that we could also help each other out when we’re exhausted." It also meant they didn't necessarily have to establish a set nursing schedule right away. "It's more, 'I'm doing dishes and she’s about to wake up — can you nurse her?'" Mary Ellen added. "Women have told us that they wouldn't dream of sharing the breastfeeding experience, but we don't have any jealousy issues. Everyone wins here."

It's true — the sheer convenience of it all is pretty hard to ignore. Being able to co-breastfeed and split the feeding schedule in those crazy first months with a newborn makes life a whole lot easier. And splitting the schedule when one partner needs to return to work? Genius. Kelly and Eliza learned this first-hand too when Kelly returned to work full-time, and Eliza decided to stay home with Teegan. The two moms alternated feedings, with Kelly coming home to breastfeed Teegan on her lunch break, and Eliza keeping up the rest of the day shift. And that, as you can imagine, was pretty much the best schedule a new mom could ask for. "Going back to work is difficult for any mother, whether you are co-nursing or not," Kelly told the Voice. "If anything, I felt better knowing Eliza could stay home."

"I will always be grateful," Kelly told the Voice of those early days of breastfeeding. "There was never a blip of jealousy," she added.

Dorea & Angela Vierling-Claassen

Co-breastfeeding — just like breastfeeding in general — isn't always blissful, though. Cambridge, Massachusetts moms Dorea and Angela Vierling-Claassen, also co-breastfed their son successfully, but as they told Today in 2012, they're happy those days are long behind them. "It was very successful, and very hard," said, Angela, who added that popping 25 pills a day just to produce enough milk got stressful pretty fast. Still, the couple has no regrets. "I'm completely thrilled that we did it, and I felt very good about the way that all three of us navigated it," Angela told Today. "And I was completely thrilled to be done with it."

And it wasn't just stressful on one mom, either. "In a two-mom family," added Dorea, "we were [always] trying to make sure that we protected my full supply. Anytime Angela nursed, I needed to pump. And every time I nursed, she needed to pump." Needless to say, it didn't take long for the whole experience to get pretty draining.

For Kelly and Eliza, though, the result of their shared experience created a bond unlike anything they ever expected. "I would watch her nurse and it was beautiful," Kelly told the Voice. "Whose womb [Teegan] came out of was irrelevant."

"In the end, we had a greater respect for one another," said Eliza, who added that it was "one of the most powerful experiences of my life." She's about to follow it up with another pretty powerful and once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience, though: according to the Voice, Eliza's currently pregnant with her second child — this time as a surrogate for a gay couple from Utah. Yep; this couple just continues to inspire.

Of course the queers can come up with all manner of excuses and justifications for their sinful behavior. But won't somebody think about the children??

[Mary Etheldreda]

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But won't somebody think about the children??

That's just the problem with the gays, Pastor. They think about children all the time. They think about doing disgusting things with them. Josh Duggar has been warning society for years now, but Big Sodomy simply shut him up with their smear campaigns. Notice the queer couple in that news story are sticking "their" daughter to their nipples all day and night? They're clearly creating more gay people through brainwashing children by forcing girls to learn to enjoy molesting women by sucking on their breasts. The Holy Bible tells us to direct our children onto the right path, and when they are older, they will not leave it (Proverbs 22:6). While this is meant to raise True Christians™, trained solidly enough to respond with cheerful obedience, and internalize guilt and oppression in order to reject Satan and his evil lies, the gays have decided to take this advice to heart and train children up to be the next generation of gays - people who never had the decency to hide in the closet one day of their disgusting, pathetic lives.

[Roberta]

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Isaiah 66:10-13 ESV / 54 helpful votes





“Rejoice with Jerusalem, and be glad for her, all you who love her; rejoice with her in joy, all you who mourn over her; that you may nurse and be satisfied from her consoling breast; that you may drink deeply with delight from her glorious abundance.” For thus says the Lord: “Behold, I will extend peace to her like a river, and the glory of the nations like an overflowing stream; and you shall nurse, you shall be carried upon her hip, and bounced upon her knees. As one whom his mother comforts, so I will comfort you; you shall be comforted in Jerusalem.

[outlawcarl]

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While i can maybe understand people not thinking its decent to do it in public. I feel i should remind everyone that Breast feeding would be what god intended. There wasn't any formula in the past and most likely all of the patriarchs Bible would of been nursed this way.

Other forms of Milk would of been available but not in the quantity or quality ( no pasteurization means they would be given their baby's raw milk) that would allow this to be a wide spread practice.

I will remind you all that the Lord was born into meek conditions, and like most children of his time would not have the access to the milk we do.

[Cranky Old Man]

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I will remind you all that the Lord was born into meek conditions

Thank you for that. It is always nice when something passes by and educates us about the Bible.

Clearly a Church which has existed for centuries, with a web forum dedicated to The Holy Bible with over 50,000 members and over 1,000,000 posts has no clue whatsoever about our Lord and Savior.

[VictoryOS]

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You can capitalize milk but not God, and we're supposed to entertain your opinions on the Bible? I don't think so, milk-worshipper.

[Alvin Moss]

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While i can maybe understand people not thinking its decent to do it in public. I feel i should remind everyone that...blah, blah, blah, drivel, dribble, blah...

We have no interest in your made up opinions of showing teats in public. This forum is about Jesus.