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  • Rev. M. Rodimer
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    Re: A clean slate.

    Thank God, I thought this was NicoleRitaWhatever again.

    Oh, and hi, young fellow. Have you read the Bible yet?

    There are two great resources in my signature: The "Bible in a Year" is a section of this very forum, where Landoverians can help you as you read and discuss the Bible. "Real Bible Stories" shares stories from the Bible, as they're written (not embellished), with a wonderful and enlightening Sunday School discussion where all the "tough questions" are addressed.

    I just noticed earlier this week that the authoress is just a few chapters short of finishing the story of Joseph!

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Re: A clean slate.

    Originally posted by James Hutchins View Post
    What kinds of things do you do to promote the Christian way of life and how do you think everyone can best squash the anti-religion fever that is tearing away at the moral fabric of America?
    This.

    So many so called Christians come here with no useful information at all.

    If only more people coming to this site would have something uplifting to say about what they do for the Big Man, rather than steal thing in only to eventually so their true Athiestiscal dedication to homolife.

    YIC

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  • James Hutchins
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    Re: A clean slate.

    How many sons has God seen fit for your wife to bear? How many survived birthing?

    What kinds of things do you do to promote the Christian way of life and how do you think everyone can best squash the anti-religion fever that is tearing away at the moral fabric of America?

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  • Dr Laurence Niles
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    Re: A clean slate.

    What church do you go to?

    What is your favourite Bible verse?

    When did Jesus first touch you?

    YIC

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  • youngWonderer
    started a topic A clean slate.

    A clean slate.

    Hello there.
    I am new here and would love to learn more about this religion first hand from True Christians.
    I myself am not a full Christian, as my upbringing was of "The Liberal Minded" as my family calls it - and I am sorry to say that I have no wish of abandoning my current life.
    I DO however, want to change the way I perceive life by means of a strong, well moral-ed religion.

    I am currently a clean slate, open for new ideas of the Lord's and our Saviour Jesus Christ's teaching.
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