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I know it’s hard while not impossible to have a one income family that’s why I said ideally. 

If we you believe there should be a limit feel free to share what you think the limit should be. Personally I don't think there should be a limit?

To work full time or part time outside the home or not work outside the home at all?

I say yes. Yes she committed a terrible crime and she seems remorseful and deserves a 2nd chance. Holding a grudge against her does nothing since none of us are perfect. Therefore from her being resmorseful and being recommended by the parole board the governor should agree. If she does get paroled her should be she should be closely supervised and be required to write a letter to the victims family apologizing for taking away the victims life and acknowledge how hard it is to live without their loved ones. She also should be required to take counseling for the rest of her life.

I am because everyone deserves a chance to repent so they can be in Heaven with God. If they are in Prison for Life they can be shown on how to behave properly even if there never released because the point is to show them why the crime they committed was wrong. If they get the death penalty they don't have as much of a chance to repent. 

I went to Church and looked at new washers and dryer’s with my parents. 

I think she should be given a 2nd chance because she seems remorseful. Plus she’s not going to be totally free she will still have some accountability because she will be on a supervised release. 

Are any of you who are in this denomination don’t approve of your denomination stance on women’s ordination and/or non-celibate homosexuals?