[Mrs. Rogers]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

If your kids are cheeky brats and need scary stories to put them in place, I think there's been some serious flaws in their education. Madam.

The LORD didn't bless me with babies, dear, but I am an enthusiastic babysitter. I am proud to say I am much in demand for my services, particularly by young mothers within the church. Their children are homeschooled and thoroughly immersed in the Bible, and I am only too happy to contribute to their ongoing education.

[NoPancakeMix]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

I see. By your estimation, we should disregard the basis of our religion to "form our own opinions."

I would ask you to do the same. Forget every book or supposed fact taught to you by your instructors, parents and things you have read on your own.

If you do that, you would more likely come to the conclusion that we are correct.

Sir, thank you. You just assumed that your religion is based on ignorance. I couldn't have asked for a better reply

[NoPancakeMix]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

The LORD didn't bless me with babies, dear, but I am an enthusiastic babysitter. I am proud to say I am much in demand for my services, particularly by young mothers within the church. Their children are homeschooled and thoroughly immersed in the Bible, and I am only too happy to contribute to their ongoing education.

Children being homeschooled. Right. I'm sure they will be much of a contributte to the world's development With all the children of the world being homeschooled by their babysitters, we would be back to writing in stone in no time Lucky for you, there will always be men of science, so Christians like you can sit back and enjoy your confortable lives.

[NoPancakeMix]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

NO, when it comes down to it, you are HERE at God's Favorite Forum, uninvited no less.



How DARE you speak to a Forum Member such as Brother Rubicon like that!!



Mrs.P.Wintesnow

Of course I'm here uninvited. That's the whole point of a forum.

[Phebe Carlyle]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

Well, the hygiene of your pile of bricks is really not my concern. You can sleep with cockroaches for all I care. They are God's creatures too, after all

Natural products outdo the chemicals by far when it comes to ridding the domecile of creepy crawlies. Citronella (orange oil) is a natural insect repellent, as is tee tree. Both of these are also biodegradable which in another bonus over those polluting chemicals that are contained in mortein and the like.

Whether you like it or not, we True Christians are not mormons like you who just take anything at face value. We understand the logic behind everything.

Eucalyptus oil is a natural form of menthol which is very useful when it comes to warding off the winter chills. It certainly clears the sinuses very well. In the washing, the oils make my woollen cardigans soft and fluffly against my bosom and what a God given bonus that is!! (Jesus would not like to be rubbing up against rough fibers, after all). Furthermore, the antibiotic properties of eucalyptus oils means that there is no need for that chemical clap-trap you keep harping on about.

All of these products are what God supplied to us on earth. None of your sciency chemicals have the same effect as all of the bugs develop resistance to them very quickly.

Prove me and GOD wrong, heathen!

YIC,

Mrs.P.Wintersnow

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

Children being homeschooled. Right. I'm sure they will be much of a contributte to the world's development With all the children of the world being homeschooled by their babysitters, we would be back to writing in stone in no time Lucky for you, there will always be men of science, so Christians like you can sit back and enjoy your confortable lives.

Oh, you just hit a sour note with me. Not all home schooled children are stupid, in fact my oldest boy was in the 90th percentile in the Grade 3 provincial exams. 95th (highest given) for his language skills.

By home schooling my children, not only can I keep them from the satanic influences of a public education, I can spend more time teaching them actual skills instead of liebral propoganda. I can also tailor their education to their own ways of learning. My oldest boy cannot sit still for long, he's like his father that way. My second child could probably read the entire Bible in one sitting, he's much more of a book worm (like his mom ). The youngest currently wants everything proven to him. I'm not sure if this is his learning style or just a phase at the moment.

[NoPancakeMix]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

Natural products outdo the chemicals by far when it comes to ridding the domecile of creepy crawlies. Citronella (orange oil) is a natural insect repellent, as is tee tree. Both of these are also biodegradable which in another bonus over those polluting chemicals that are contained in mortein and the like.

Whether you like it or not, we True Christians are not mormons like you who just take anything at face value. We understand the logic behind everything.

Eucalyptus oil is a natural form of menthol which is very useful when it comes to warding off the winter chills. It certainly clears the sinuses very well. In the washing, the oils make my woollen cardigans soft and fluffly against my bosom and what a God given bonus that is!! (Jesus would not like to be rubbing up against rough fibers, after all). Furthermore, the antibiotic properties of eucalyptus oils means that there is no need for that chemical clap-trap you keep harping on about.

All of these products are what God supplied to us on earth. None of your sciency chemicals have the same effect as all of the bugs develop resistance to them very quickly.

Prove me and GOD wrong, heathen!

YIC,

Mrs.P.Wintersnow

I would answer you, but I'm too tired (I live in GMT) and it would be pointless, because I know you're an atheist and because nothing of what you said just now proves that God is real. So I'm just gonna go sleep now. Bu-bai.

[Phebe Carlyle]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

I would answer you, but I'm too tired (I live in GMT) and it would be pointless, because I know you're an atheist and because nothing of what you said just now proves that God is real. So I'm just gonna go sleep now. Bu-bai.

How DARE YOU! Nothing you have said has convinced me to turn to the atheism.

As most atheists do when confronted with PROOF of God, they make excuses and RUN.

I can do nothing but pray for you.

YIC

Mrs. P.Wintersnow.

[Brother Harold Porter]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

The LORD didn't bless me with babies, dear, bur I am an enthusiastic babysitter. I am proud to say I am much in demand for my services, particularly by young mothers within the church. Their children are homeschooled and thoroughly immersed in the Bible, and I am only too happy to contribute to their ongoing education.

Sister Rogers!

Bless you in Christ!

Never have I seen such a wholesome face in service of our Lord! If there was one place I would trust my Soldiers For Christ, it would be in your Godly home. I only have one and he is serving the USA in the Godly Air Force. God willing, I will find another woman to rear more sons for Him!

May Christ Bless you!

[Mrs. Rogers]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

Never have I seen such a wholesome face in service of our Lord! If there was one place I would trust my Soldiers For Christ, it would be in your Godly home. I only have one and he is serving the USA in the Godly Air Force. God willing, I will find another woman to rear more sons for Him!

The more sons, the better! Much less of a headache than daughters, from what I've seen: boys are naturally more righteous -- GOD is male, after all -- whereas girls are constantly having to be monitored due to their inherent sinfulness.

[Didymus Much]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

I do hope he comes back. Even I, an unsaved "furry scum troll" trash(tm), can plainly see that this boy is not going to Heaven in his present state.

He needs to obtain and read a KJV1611 as soon as possible. Even to my atheist's eyes, it's a fantastic book!

PS: a guy that read "Twilight" and thinks he knows the slightest about literature...

[BelieverInGod]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

The more sons, the better! Much less of a headache than daughters, from what I've seen: boys are naturally more righteous -- GOD is male, after all -- whereas girls are constantly having to be monitored due to their inherent sinfulness.

I do wish I had a daughter, I am sad that my homemaking skills may be lost to future generations.

Maybe I should write a book of "tips and tricks" for the future wives of my sons. Unfortunately I doubt most of them would take kindly to such "old fashioned" information.

[Phebe Carlyle]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

I do wish I had a daughter, I am sad that my homemaking skills may be lost to future generations.

Maybe I should write a book of "tips and tricks" for the future wives of my sons. Unfortunately I doubt most of them would take kindly to such "old fashioned" information.

That sounds like a fabulous idea Sister! The young gals these days tend to be a little too "high spirited" to even want to get down and do the basics. Little do they realize however that gents seems to like that "old-fashion" touch and as such, why so many tend to marry gals as much like their mom as possible.

I bet you have a wealth of knowledge you could share with the up and coming generations.

YIC,

Mrs.P.Wintersnow

[Sister Pamela Thompson]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

Maybe I should write a book of "tips and tricks" for the future wives of my sons. Unfortunately I doubt most of them would take kindly to such "old fashioned" information.

Even though I treasure all the things my own mother teaches me about homemaking and baking and other fine skills all women must learn, I would LOVE to have a book on hand with instructions on how to run a home! It would be an excellent addition to my personal library of Biblically-based reading.

[Brother Snapper Grogan]

Re: Should I ignore my talents?

Maybe I should write a book of "tips and tricks" for the future wives of my sons. Unfortunately I doubt most of them would take kindly to such "old fashioned" information.

That's a wonderful idea! I'd buy three copies - one for my wife and one each for my daughters. They're Godly and obedient women - I rarely have to beat them and sometimes I even let them use the Internet without supervision. But I'm sure that they'd profit greatly from your "old fashioned" experience. After all, some people might consider the Bible to be "old fashioned", and we all know where they're going.