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Tag Archives: religion
Do You Believe in Prayer?
M*A*S*H is one of my all-time favorite TV shows, and I remember one episode, where a wounded soldier came in who had no wounds, but had declared himself to be Jesus Christ. All the characters had their opinions, from Fr. … Continue reading
Super Prayer?
I happened to catch part of an episode of The Talk the other day, before the Super Bowl. This is the first time I’d seen it since the Great Firing took place, so Holly Robinson Peete and Leah Remini weren’t … Continue reading
Excessive Celebration or Prayer?
We’re all (ok, most of us) football fans, here. And all of our teams, Pro, College, HS, even PeeWee, have been on the receiving end of a bad call. We’ve all seen a game turn, for good or for bad, … Continue reading
Posted in football
Tagged celebrations, excessive celebration, officials, religion, sportsmanship, taunting
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LGBT or Religion?
Here’s a real-life quandary: A woman is working in the fitting room of Macy’s when she sees a male customer emerge from the ladies’ dressing room. He is wearing makeup and a dress, but is obviously male. She informed him … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events
Tagged legalities, lgbt, Political Correctness, religion, right vs wrong, rights
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Seven in Heaven
Wow! What do you think of this debate? I’ll be honest. I’m just sitting here thinking some people are so stupid. I see NOTHING wrong with that street name. I really like it actually. SKL, you have to get to … Continue reading
Catholic Code Words
shhhh…… don’t tell anyone that I told you!! This information is for Catholics only. It must not be divulged to non-Catholics. The less they know about rituals and code words, the better off they are. AMEN: The only part of a … Continue reading
Update on Daniel Hauser written by Laura
A couple hundred years ago, a bunch of tired, bedraggled, bonneted and buckled people walked onto a shore, and declared that this was the New World. Here was a place where they could practice their religion freely, without interference from … Continue reading
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Tagged adults, America, anger, behavior, beliefs, chemotherapy, children, choices, control, differences, doctors, emotions, fairness, fears, feelings, fighting, freedoms, government, grief, hospitals, illness's, judging, kids, life, lifestyles, medical, medical care, medicine, pain, parent's, parenting, people, problems, radiation, religion, things
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Who should decide?
I was wondering if you’ve all heard of Daniel Hauser, a 13-year-old boy with Hodgkin’s lymphoma? He’s from Sleepy Eye Minnesota so we’ve been hearing about it on the news now for days. Doctors testified in court last week that Daniel … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, beliefs, cancer, chemotherapy, children, choices, dangerous, death, differences, doctors, emotions, fears, feelings, government, illness's, judging, lifestyles, medicine, minnesota, parent's, people, radiation, things, thinking
Tagged behavior, beliefs, cancer, chemotherapy, children, choices, dangerous, death, differences, doctors, emotions, fears, feelings, government, illness's, judging, kids, medical, minnesota, parent's, people, religion, things
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Do You Believe in Magic?
Trinity asked me tonight if the Easter bunny is real. Of course, my 4 year old is sitting right there and at his age I didn’t want to spoil things yet. So, I danced around the question for as long … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, beliefs, childhood, children, choices, easter, easter bunny, emotions, feelings, growing up, holidays, kids, life, magic, memories, memory, parent's, peer pressure, people, religion, things
Tagged behavior, beliefs, childhood, children, choices, differences, easter, easter bunny, emotions, feelings, growing up, holidays, kids, life, magic, memories, memory, parent's, peer pressure, people, religion, things
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