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Its more than obvious that Republicans are followers, we’ve followed President Bush and as loyal as the republican party is, it seems that was their downfall this time around. We must not be strict followers, I am a republican but even I know that Donald Rumsfeld was full of it most of the time! He danced around questions more than Bill Clinton did around the definition of sex. I have a lot of respect for Bill though, I would trust that man over anyone in the George Bush white house. And I am a Republican! I just hope we can get our act together in two years, I don’t know about you but I wonder where have all the Good Republicans gone, the ones who listen to the people and not just the President? The ones who use bipartisanship, and not their own judgement? Democrats cant do it alone that much is certain, we have to work together.

Its obvious that there are many denominations around here, and there is a "church" for everybody. The Holy Bible is the inspired word of God, yet many denominations set up there own beliefs and at times have "prophets" who teach another gospel besides the bible. Is the Bible not good enough? I think it could be attributed to refusing to accept the word as it is. So then its twisted into saying what they want it to. We then refuse to accept our shortcomings and we find a another group of people who share our thoughts and eventually we get away from being biblical Christians. What do you think of the contrast of denominations within our faith, and if we are all out for a common purpose then why do we need denominations? Please understand im asking out of curiosity, im not judging anyone, im in no position to. Thanks for answering.

I read and re-read about Stephen in the book of Acts and I have got to say, do you as Christians have the faith and willingness to truly stand up for Jesus as he did in the face of opposition, and possibly die for your faith?

I went to a school in middle Tennessee, it was one large building, and it housed K-12 in the same builiding. Naturaly it was a smaller school. I was just wondering if anyone else had heard of a school like this, or attended one? My graduating class was like 46, and 600 in the whole school.

I am aspiring to preach the word of the Lord one day and I would love to hear from fellow believers what do you look for in a pastor or church?

Why is it that Budda, Mohammed, and other figures of other religions are seen as an acceptable conversation basis, but when the name Jesus is mentioned people quiet down or drop the conversation all together?

Remission of sins? A symbolic gesture of no real importance? Or of no importance at all to the Christian faith?