Thursday, March 31, 2011

033111

It has been said that everyone lives to please someone

(Bible Knowledge Commentary) The prophecy of the Rapture is as sure to be fulfilled as the prophecies of Christ's death and resurrection

(Harold K Lane) Whenever the principle of the dignity and sanctity of life is called into question, the rule of law is thrown into  real jeopardy. When the principle of absolute truth is removed from the constitutional vocabulary, our freedom is no longer absolutely secure

(James Robison) Nullify the right to life and liberty for some citizens and you jeopardize the rights of every citizen

(Robert Bork) Already legal precedents for abortion have been recycled for the causes of euthanasia, assisted suicide, and mercy killing

(Robert Browning Hamilton)
      I walked a mile with pleasure, she chatted all the way and left me none the wiser for all she had to say
      I walked a mile with sorrow and not a word said she, but oh the things I learned from sorrow, when sorrow walked with me

(Ray Stedman) What we think as reality is a mere vapor compared with the reality of the heavenly realm, It is the difference between  the powerlessness  and weakness of humanity contrasted with the vast might and authority of God

(Daily Bread) The Lamb who died to save us is the Shepherd who lives to lead us

(Robison) Greed has an appetite that cannot be satisfied and a thirst that can never be quenched. Its ambition can never be exhausted, It makes demands that can never be fulfilled and creates needs that can never be met. Greed always wants more. Greed is less about the things we have and more about the things that have us. When succombing to greed, people invariably think that getting is better than having. Greed perpetually compels us to get new things. It is a mad, unending, and vicious cycle. Because greed is never satisfied, it is never gratified. Because it is never gratified, it is never thankful. Because it is never thankful, it is never at rest. Greed consumes the lives of those it possesses. It is an equal opportunity destroyer. All attempts to satisfy the cravings of greed are futile. It is certain to impose a smothering sadness and hopelesness upon all who are consumed by it.Greed's  touch makes genuine fulfillment, satisfaction, and freedom unattainable. We are to be rivers, not storehouses. The antidote to greed is compassion

(Robison) The American founders never intended for government to play the role of provider

(Robison) I don't pretend to have all the answers, but I do want to be  a  catalyst to inspire discussion

(Booker Washington) To uphold honor in ordinary circumstances,to be a hero in common life, that is a genuine achievement meriting our highest admiration

(T. Roosevelt) Character is always the most important issue in determining the outcome of human evennts, and character is revealed in what we actually do, not merely what we say or believe

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