truth seeker

i have already known two people who have lied about being in the military. i think it a disgrace. how do you feel about people who lie about this kind of thing?

i have asked a question here already:

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AmhWR...

but Christians, i'd like your perspective on the situation.

if a fellow Christian were to tell a severe lie (in this case, it happens to be lying about military service), would you confront them? if so, how would you confront them?

a friend (not a close one) recently lied about being in the military. i think she did it for attention, to raise her self-esteem, and to make people think she was a hero. i don't want to be a jerk, but i want to confront her about it. my other friend thinks it would be mean to confront her.

if someone lied to you about their military service, would you confront them? or would you let it go?

tradition

experience

reason

revelation

which one is your epistemological basis?

and how do we fix it?

i am part of a student group on my college campus trying to raise awareness of global issues of injustice. do you have any suggestions for effectively raising global awareness?

(some ideas we have already come up with include AIDS week, the movie "invisible children", and fair trade coffee month.)

thank you!

How do you think Christians are handling the problem of AIDS? What do you think Christians should do that they are not doing in response to AIDS?

is this movie good? should i buy a copy? ( http://www.ugandarising.com/home.html )

what did you think of the movie "invisible children"? what do you think should be done about it? what do you think we can do to help?