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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

dog kill

kill dog

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scrivener We are talking about a dog attacking cats, not human beings. If a dog attacked a human being, then that human being should fight back with whatever resource he/she has. In sacrificial's case, the dog was clearly insane so it had to be put down. In addition,...

10 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener I understand where you're coming from. Your pet dog was a little bit insane and at any time, could have attacked you. If you were afraid, then you, as the owner herself, certainly have the right to remove that danger. I don't object to your situation. You just...

10 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener Precisely.

10 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener It's not that I'm right. It's more of a moral question. How can we object to death sentences given to criminals and yet kill our pets at the slightest sign of trouble?

10 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener You're right. We should respect life. or learn to. However, in the old testament of the bible which is familiar to Islam, Christianity and Judaism, God gave man power over all things of the earth including animals. God gave us permission to do whatever we...

10 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener All too true.

10 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener Nature doesn't recognize alphas and omegas. Nature is all about random events working towards the evolution or strengthening of a species. If the species can't cope, then it is deleted from nature's laboratory. Nature will not recognize civilized behavior....

10 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener Well said.

10 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener Why get a pet if you don't care what happens to them?

10 May 07

dawnskaggs @dawnskaggs (122) • United States 9 May 07

I am wanting to make money online and have tried it all. I tried MLM and reading emails and surfing. Nothing works I enjoy writing and would love to make some money. I need something I can do at home as Im trying to start a...

freelance

web sites

writing

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scrivener rentacoder.com is a good site. both the freelancer and the job provider are protected. for the freelancers part, once a job provider selects you to do the job, the money is deposited.

9 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener I don't know. Orrohcac sounds like the name of an ancient Mayan god. Then again, I'm not an ancient Mayan so I wouldn't know. But the reverse spelling is a coincidence in the English language. Even more of a coincidence is the way the dog behaves in comparison...

9 May 07

wertzburg1 @wertzburg1 (200) • United States 9 May 07

He sure does act like it and everyone makes him out to be pretty close. But every pope is just a man. They have sin, they make mistakes, they make bad decisions. Hey, they're just like us!!! The pope has always been put on a...

catholic

god

pope

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scrivener That's pretty harsh. People don't worship him. People are just looking for guidance or answers. As the first priest of God, it's only natural that people gravitate to the pope when looking for answers or guidance in spiritual matters in the same way that...

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wertzburg1 @wertzburg1 (200) • United States 9 May 07

He sure does act like it and everyone makes him out to be pretty close. But every pope is just a man. They have sin, they make mistakes, they make bad decisions. Hey, they're just like us!!! The pope has always been put on a...

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scrivener You are correct. The old testament is a pretty consistent era in the story of the bible. In the first testament, all of the laws of God were written down even stoning to death instituted as capital punishment. Suddenly, Jesus comes along in the New Testament...

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scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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scrivener Thank you. Your positive response justifies this post.

9 May 07

scrivener @scrivener (65) • Philippines 9 May 07

This post stems from an argument in another post of whether a dog should be put down for killing a cat. In the first place, if a cat kills mice, will you kill the cat? In the same manner, if a dog kills a cat (which it is...

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DeenaD @DeenaD (2684) • United States 7 May 07

In my Christian faith I was taught that humanity is "fallen" due to the sin of our first parents, and therefore we are born sinners in need of a redeemer. I'd like to hear from Christians, Catholic and Protestant alike. I want to...

original sin

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scrivener That was brilliant.

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