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Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 3 Apr 12

Indeed, the Bible proclaims itself to be the Word of God in many passages (e.g., Josh. 1:8, Pss. 1:2, Prov.30:5-6, etc.) but to many, that may not be the strongest piece of evidence. What additional evidence is there that proves...

bible themes

christian apologetics

christian doctrine

the bible

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Hart57 Amen! Also, the Bible was written over a period of 1600 years by 40 different authors who lived on three different continents and wrote in three different languages. Yet, despite this tremendous diversity, the 66 books of the Bible form one unified story with...

3 Apr 12

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 3 Apr 12

What did Jesus mean when He said, "Do not cast your pearls before swine?

christianity

do not cast your pearls before swine

new testament

teachings of jesus christ

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Hart57 Very well put! Sadly, it can be a colossal waste of time to try and share the gospel with some people -- that is to say, with a "natural" person who, as Scripture puts it, "does not accept the things of the Spirit of God, for they are folly to him, and he...

3 Apr 12

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 10 Dec 07

When I get asked by the same people over and over again? There are a lot of homeless people in my neighborhood and I get asked for spare change on almost a daily basis. I try to give when I can. But I'm not sure I want some of...

giving money to the homeless

panhandling

the homeless

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Hart57 What an awesome story, peedielyn. Sounds like you were HIS angel that day!

18 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 16 Dec 07

Do you use profanity on a daily basis? How many times a day do you drop the F bomb? Do you use stand-in words like, say, "Fudge" in place of the F word? Are you creative with your profanity? Perhaps you loathe profanity? Do...

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Hart57 It's good that you're trying to "kick the habit," milondali07. I personally don't think there's any reason to go cold turkey, though. Cursing every now and then is not such a big deal. Thank you very much for responding. Cheers.

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 16 Dec 07

Do you use profanity on a daily basis? How many times a day do you drop the F bomb? Do you use stand-in words like, say, "Fudge" in place of the F word? Are you creative with your profanity? Perhaps you loathe profanity? Do...

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Hart57 Hmmm. The "C" word. Whatever do you mean by that, Sissygrl. ;-D Hey, thanks so much for your response. Come by and say hello anytime. Cheers!

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 16 Dec 07

Do you use profanity on a daily basis? How many times a day do you drop the F bomb? Do you use stand-in words like, say, "Fudge" in place of the F word? Are you creative with your profanity? Perhaps you loathe profanity? Do...

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Hart57 Oh, most definitely, kimberlylynn, cussing in the workplace does create a bad impression. You can be sure that there is not one successful company that encourages the use of profanity -- unless its a company that publishes naughty books. ;-D

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 16 Dec 07

Do you use profanity on a daily basis? How many times a day do you drop the F bomb? Do you use stand-in words like, say, "Fudge" in place of the F word? Are you creative with your profanity? Perhaps you loathe profanity? Do...

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Hart57 You're very wise, TilaN1. Very wise indeed.

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 16 Dec 07

Do you use profanity on a daily basis? How many times a day do you drop the F bomb? Do you use stand-in words like, say, "Fudge" in place of the F word? Are you creative with your profanity? Perhaps you loathe profanity? Do...

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Hart57 I feel for your hubby, Modestah. That's an unpleasant environment to have to be in. Thanks so much for your response.

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 16 Dec 07

Do you use profanity on a daily basis? How many times a day do you drop the F bomb? Do you use stand-in words like, say, "Fudge" in place of the F word? Are you creative with your profanity? Perhaps you loathe profanity? Do...

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Hart57 I'm the same way, foxyfire33, I have to be awfully pissed before any profanity pours out of my lips. Thanks for a great response.

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 16 Dec 07

Do you use profanity on a daily basis? How many times a day do you drop the F bomb? Do you use stand-in words like, say, "Fudge" in place of the F word? Are you creative with your profanity? Perhaps you loathe profanity? Do...

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Hart57 Oh, I do, but almost never in public. Who knows, maybe I did subconsciosly start this discussion as a result of reading your poem. ;-D

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 16 Dec 07

Do you use profanity on a daily basis? How many times a day do you drop the F bomb? Do you use stand-in words like, say, "Fudge" in place of the F word? Are you creative with your profanity? Perhaps you loathe profanity? Do...

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Hart57 HAHA! "Son of a Siberian Sheepherder." I like that, Adoniah, it IS different -- and it injects a little levity into what would otherwise be a coarse expression. Excellent response. Come by and visit again.

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 16 Dec 07

Do you use profanity on a daily basis? How many times a day do you drop the F bomb? Do you use stand-in words like, say, "Fudge" in place of the F word? Are you creative with your profanity? Perhaps you loathe profanity? Do...

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Hart57 I also find it unsettling when a person peppers their conversation with the F-bomb. It's overkill, and it sounds so coarse and unrefined. Thanks for a great response, breadthless. Cheers.

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 15 Dec 07

Do women use passive aggressive tactics if they're interested in having a man strike up a conversation with them in, say, the market or at other public places? I need some feedback from the ladies here. Every so often, when I'm in...

relationships

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Hart57 Being touched a lot is a good sign, jazzygunz. But the glance backs are a little harder to decipher. It could be for so many reasons. Hey, thanks so very much for your excellent response. Cheers.

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 15 Dec 07

Do women use passive aggressive tactics if they're interested in having a man strike up a conversation with them in, say, the market or at other public places? I need some feedback from the ladies here. Every so often, when I'm in...

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Hart57 I hear you. Women do have to be careful about whom they flirt with. Thanks for the response!

17 Dec 07

Hart57 @Hart57 (359) • United States 12 Dec 07

If you cross paths with somebody on the street, do you say hello to them? I try to, but I must admit, I sometimes neglect to. If I don't, it's usually because the person doesn't look friendly, or looks the other way, or keeps...

being friendly to strangers

saying hello to strangers

strangers on the street

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Hart57 I could see how that could happen, makatas. Especially if it's dark outside and nobody else is around. One has to be judicious in such circumstances. Thanks for a great response.

13 Dec 07

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