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thefactsmith @thefactsmith (29) • United States 12 Oct 11

To forgive is to take the penalty of the offense off of the offender and to place it on yourself as if it were you that committed the offense. For example, If someone were to apologize to me for totaling my car in a car accident,...

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thefactsmith take away the punishment for breaking them*

12 Oct 11

thefactsmith @thefactsmith (29) • United States 12 Oct 11

To forgive is to take the penalty of the offense off of the offender and to place it on yourself as if it were you that committed the offense. For example, If someone were to apologize to me for totaling my car in a car accident,...

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thefactsmith I will see if I can find a copy in eBook form. Please excuse me while I speak. If my wording is flawed, I am doing my best. I appreciate that you keep your argument relevant to the topic. That is a skill. Before I can answer on your terms, I must know: is...

12 Oct 11

thefactsmith @thefactsmith (29) • United States 12 Oct 11

To forgive is to take the penalty of the offense off of the offender and to place it on yourself as if it were you that committed the offense. For example, If someone were to apologize to me for totaling my car in a car accident,...

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thefactsmith smilingjack, I have a book that I would really like to hear your rebuttal to. Not that I am looking to start some sort of debate at all. I truly enjoy a good conversation on ethics, religion, history, etc. It is a small book, and you are obviously a very...

12 Oct 11

thefactsmith @thefactsmith (29) • United States 12 Oct 11

To forgive is to take the penalty of the offense off of the offender and to place it on yourself as if it were you that committed the offense. For example, If someone were to apologize to me for totaling my car in a car accident,...

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thefactsmith There is nothing that I can say to you that is going to give you the answer that you want to hear. You write very well. :)

12 Oct 11

thefactsmith @thefactsmith (29) • United States 12 Oct 11

To forgive is to take the penalty of the offense off of the offender and to place it on yourself as if it were you that committed the offense. For example, If someone were to apologize to me for totaling my car in a car accident,...

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thefactsmith Christ is God. And because our offense was against God, only God could forgive. So he did by coming to earth and never sinning. So Jesus was sinned against because Jesus is God. Therefor, Jesus offered forgiveness by taking the punishment that we deserved even...

12 Oct 11

thefactsmith @thefactsmith (29) • United States 12 Oct 11

To forgive is to take the penalty of the offense off of the offender and to place it on yourself as if it were you that committed the offense. For example, If someone were to apologize to me for totaling my car in a car accident,...

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thefactsmith LOL. Let me give it a shot, and tell me what you think. God gave Moses the 10 commandments. The 10 commandments were given by God to man for a few reasons. One of those reasons was to reveal man's guilt (not necessarily in emotional form). The law was given so...

12 Oct 11

thefactsmith @thefactsmith (29) • United States 12 Oct 11

To forgive is to take the penalty of the offense off of the offender and to place it on yourself as if it were you that committed the offense. For example, If someone were to apologize to me for totaling my car in a car accident,...

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thefactsmith We do not forgive to show that forgiveness is needed. Some sort of "observed law" is required for there for an offense to be tried. For instance, can you be given a speeding ticket if there is no such laws restricting the speed that you are allowed to drive?...

12 Oct 11

birdie816 @birdie816 (1276) • United States 9 Jul 11

i do, but that is not to say i don't do it sometimes out of frustration, for example at my job which i hate. i have met alot of people who claim to be Christians but then turn around and curse up a storm the first chance they get....

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thefactsmith As a Christian, we follow the teachings and example of Christ. Those of us that claim to be free in Christ's redemption have been changed. We have been reborn spiritually and we identify with the resurrected Christ that payed for our guilt of sin with his holy...

30 Jul 11

Jennifer @LovingMyBabies (85285) • Valdosta, Georgia 29 Jul 11

I was just thinking about this because I am always the one to go out of my way for someone else. I am there for people no matter what. Always before myself. That's the way I am and that's probably the way I will always be! It...

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thefactsmith P.S. I know that this what a lot to write on a tangent, but I wrote it because I believe it to be relevant to your question. I hope that I was at least able to contribute in a small way to your very humble question.

29 Jul 11

Elizabeth White @Masihi (4413) • Canada 22 Jul 11

I never did have much luck in High Yield Investment Plan websites. Personally, I think they all turn scam, I mean I haven't spent a great deal or anything on it, but still, 2 years ago, I invested $4 into HugMoney, and they were...

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thefactsmith Rosa, I can definitely relate with you in what you have said. The truth is that when it comes to making money through any entrepreneurial pursuit there is going to be an amount of risk involved. This risk, however, is somewhat balanced by the massive amounts...

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