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I have googled all kinds of stuff, but the sites want me to click a category of part instead of simply type in the part I want. The part I want is not in the categories. Please, someone tell me where I can look for used abs module 44050-06070 for my 2007 toyota camri.

If you just give me a link to a website without searching the part for me I m probably not going to be helped very much.

Just by browsing on this website it looks like the majority of people think that all Christians are simpletons who have no good reasons to believe in the Bible or Jesus as God. So I have three questions:

1) Do you at least concede that there are smart Christians out there, though you may believe differently?

2) Are you willing to listen to an hour long message delivered by one of them to see what they have to say? Mark Dever is a Duke and Cambridge graduate and he is a pastor of a church in D.C. His message is titled: "Is Becoming a Christian Committing Intellectual Suicide?"

http://www.9marks.org/media/becoming-christian-com...

For people who value intellectual honesty and inquiry, couldn't you give a listen to this message and consider what the great Christian thinkers has to say? He's not preachy and, to our shame, his answers are not typical among the majority of Christians. I would love to hear someone's feedback on his message, even if you still disagree.

3) If you are unwilling to listen to the message (I understand not having time atm, but maybe later when you have a chance), why are you unwilling and how do you justify yourself as being intellectually honest if you are unwilling to listen to the great Christian thinkers, but only desire to tear down straw-man arguments given by the ignorant?

I'll be upfront: I'm seeking to point you towards the Christian world view, as I believe in Jesus' divinity and necessity to forgive our sins. I hope you will at least consider the points I raise with an open mind and let logic prevail over the desire to win an argument. I'll seek to do the same with your responses and look forward to reading them. Feel free to message me or ask for follow up.

1. If materialism, the idea that nothing exists that is not tangible matter and energy, is true, then how do you explain immaterial concepts such as numbers and the laws of logic? How do you explain things like consciousness and thoughts? What about the concept of beauty or the enjoyment of music?

2. How do you justify (macro)evolution? Christians, if they are being consistent, do not believe in the theory of macroevolution, which we define as one species evolving into another and also the reasoning that says all life evolved from a single cell at one point. We do believe in Microevolution, which are the easily observable adaptations and changes within species. There is clear evidence for micro., but macro has several problems. Out of all the fossil records we have to date (and there are a lot of them), no transitional forms between species have been found. Charles Darwin himself assumed they would be found upon further searching, but said if they were not that his theory was flawed. In addition to this problem, we observe that natural selection only removes DNA information, not add to it, something necessary for the theory of macroevolution. Is it not possible (if we consider the possibility of God creating species) that we are making a reach on this theory?

3. What started the big bang? If everything that begins to exist has a cause, we can go all the way back to the big bang, but where did the matter come from in the first place and what set it in motion? Remember that most scientists agree on the big bang theory, part of which states that it was also the beginning of time itself. Also, lest you argue against God by asking who created Him, remember that the very definition of God is that he is eternal; he never began to exist but always was (yes, that is hard for us to understand in the universe he's created).

4. How do you explain morality? If atheism/materialism is true, then there is no ultimate good and evil. There can be no right or wrong. Atheism claims (and indeed it must) that morals are a result of evolution and culture, therefore there is no universal right or wrong, only personal and cultural opinion; what is wrong for you need not be wrong for me. This means if murder is not against the law in a country, it is justifiable if the majority sees it as okay. Our only logical arguments against rape are personal/community opinion. We have no right to tell Hitler he is wrong other than our mere opinions against his opinions on how to live out our irrelevant lives. Honestly, we don't even have ANY ultimate, inherent rights.

We may argue that it is practical not to do these things, but what if someone else thinks it is (survival of the fittest anyone?)? Some may call on the favored motto "do unto others as you would have done to you," but why should we follow this golden rule if it's merely an opinion, albeit a widely accepted one? Ultimately, we don't have to; we can and even should do what we can if we can get away with it and it will result in our happiness. Morality at it's core must be relative to the individual and culture, if we are to be consistent with the atheistic world view.

If I did not make it clear enough, here is the argument repackaged: If we are to believe there is such a thing as evil (and I sincerely think there is), there must also be such a thing as good. If these two things exist, there must be a universal and objective moral law used to distinguish good and evil. We can only have a universal moral law if there was a universal law giver: God. If there is no God, there is no universal law, no such thing as good and bad beyond personal and cultural opinions. So no real evil or no real good....Do you believe (in being consistent with your world view) there is no objective, inherent wrong in killing an innocent person, raping children, stealing, etc.?

5. Finally, honestly, and personally, are you open to the possibility of God? Most in the scientific community today are not. This fact does not disprove his validity, but rather sheds light on why we receive most scientific findings from a non-theistic point of view. We all agree it is impossible to disprove God, so isn't it then intellectually dishonest to never consider the possibility? If you consider the possibility, perhaps you will see information in a different light. The beauty in the sky is now attributed to God rather than the power of evolution. Nothing, even the direction of your life, is random any more. C.S. Lewis put it well: "Christianity, if false, is o

I don't believe it's the chief of sinners passage...to my memory, I thought that he said he did not live a perfect life before being saved because God had planned it so, so that everyone could understand that God can forgive any sinner, no matter how bad their position. Anyone know where this passage is?

I've been looking through some stuff but having a lot of trouble finding anything. This girl loves snowboarding and just winter in general, so I thought a stuffed animal decked out like that would be a good gift. Here's a pic of the type of winter hat I wish I could find on something:

http://www.sugarscape.com/userfiles/hat1%E2%80%A6

If anyone could find me an exact animal that I'm looking for that would be awesome, but just giving suggestions like what brands to look through (assuming certain types of stuffed animals are better than others?) or good sites to go to, or even what that hat is called(!) would be really helpful.

I've been looking through some stuff but having a lot of trouble finding anything. This girl loves snowboarding and just winter in general, so I thought a stuffed animal decked out like that would be a good gift. Here's a pic of the type of winter hat I wish I could find on something:

http://www.sugarscape.com/userfiles/hat1.jpg

If anyone could find me an exact animal that I'm looking for that would be awesome, but just giving suggestions like what brands to look through (assuming certain types of stuffed animals are better than others?) or good sites to go to, or even what that hat is called(!) would be really helpful.

I am a runner first and foremost but I LOVE playing basketball too and I can't wait until I start playing again. The thing is though that I don't know when I'm going to be strong enough (my tibia bone that is) to be able to go sprint and jump for an hour. Could someone give me some sort of guideline of exercise to do and how often so I can begin getting better?

p.s. I've already been training for running and I've gotten to where I am jogging REALLY slow for 30 minutes now, but I really have no idea how I'm supposed to progress to be ready to play basketball since it is so much more stressful than running.

I am really getting annoyed with this problem. It is only some videos, and those videos that it effects are always like that for me when I watch them, refreshing or letting the vid fully load doesn't help.

I figure it's some kind of program causing the problem, so what would i need to install or uninstall to fix this? Any new downloads for adobe or quicktime that came out buggy? Or what, because I really have no idea whats causing this.

I'm thinking I want to be a personal trainer. I LOVE working out and I like helping others out and encouraging, and educating them as well. But people try to tell me that personal training isn't good as a full-time career. Any trainers out there who can tell me otherwise?

Also, I've just finished my first year of college majoring in health and exercise science where I was going towards becoming a physical therapist. I think I need to get my undergrad degree but I don't think I want to be a physical therapist. What should I major in that would go great with personal training? (btw I REALLY love sports and working out and everything but I do not really like office jobs or anything normal. I'm pretty intelligent but that's just my personality).

Any advice at all would be appreciated.

I've had it a long time now, probably years, but tonight I just noticed that it seems bigger (imagination?) and it kind of hurts to press it. If I flex my abs it is more noticable and kind of sticks out more (but you can't really see it, just feel it). It's about the size of a piece of corn I guess and I can move it around a little bit...gah it freaks me out.

I showed it to my doctor about a year and a half ago I think and he said it was something that doesn't really cause any problems as long as it's not hard and moves around a little bit, but idk. Does anyone know what it is maybe?

I'm a distance runner and I'm more flexible than the average person, especially in my hamstrings, but I want to be able to do a split. I have been going down as far as I can for 30 seconds nearly every day after I finish running for a month or more. If I've gotten any results they are very small and it hurts SO bad. My knees feel like they are going to pop out of my legs, idk if it's supposed to feel like that or not.

So anyway I would like some tips on how I need to train, how long i should stretch, how often, is there a certain form I need to have, and how long is this going to take? I'm still maybe around 8 inches from the floor where my groin is.

I try to go to the NBA site and it wants me to sign up or sign in. Trouble is I signed up 2 years ago I think and I have no idea what password I put in, and I can't create a new account because it says my email address is already in use....any way i can vote without having to sign up?

I want to vote for Nash to get in over T-mac, and you all should too. We have to cancel China out.

've already got Fighting Spirit and Fighting Method: the complete Edition.

But I see that there are tons of other books. I'm looking for one that's more a biography that tells me more about him that I don't know, or perhaps one that's got lots of quotes from him and those who knew him. Of course I wouldn't mind seeing what kinds of workouts he did in the weight room either, I've already incorporated some of the isometrics he did into my workouts.

So what would you guys say is the best book that I don't have yet?

I've already got Fighting Spirit and Fighting Method: the complete Edition.

But I see that there are tons of other books. I'm looking for one that's more a biography that tells me more about him that I don't know, or perhaps one that's got lots of quotes from him and those who knew him. Of course I wouldn't mind seeing what kinds of workouts he did in the weight room either, I've already incorporated some of the isometrics he did into my workouts.

So what would you guys say is the best book?

Considering that (tiangle, or change) for IrCl63- is 27,600 cm-1, what is the wavelength of maximum absorption and what do you predict for the magnetic behavior of this ion?

I literally have no clue.

Why don't XeCl4, SF6, and PCl5 have Dipole moments?

Is there like a Board of Commissioners or something? I have to write a paper to whoever is in charge and right now I'm just writing it to David Stern but should I be writing it to someone else? Who should I title it too?

I know the 360 version is out, but anyone know about ps3?

And I'm just kind of freaked out about it. I put it on for 2 days and now my finger is white and kind of hard where the thing was. It's about twice the size of the wart(the wart is pretty small on my finger, like hardly noticable unless you look for it) so its touching a lot of my normal skin too. It's supposed to be an acid so it kind of scares me lol.

How long will I have to do this for the small wart to go away? And I'm cutting the little patches into smaller circles now so it only covers the wart, but my finger hurts now, is that normal?

Here's the link:

http://www.cdc.gov/healthyyouth/yrbs/pdf/yrbs07_us...

It's got no author, the Center For Disease Control and Prevention runs the site it was on, the title is obviously The Obesity Epodemic and United States Students.

I just want to know how to say something like, "according to______," and then list some of the %s found on the link, but I don't know if I'm supposed to say according to the organization who runs this or according to the title of the article.

Thanks in advance.