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shinymood @shinymood (405) • China 28 Jul 08

I just caught a bad cold a few days ago and it's getting worse by the heat these days! And i'm still feeding my babygirl. How to deal with cold? Should i stop feeding because it might not be good for my baby? Thanks for your...

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Thomas73 I just caught a bad cold a few days ago and it's getting worse by the heat these days! And i'm still feeding my babygirl. How to deal with cold? Should i stop feeding because it might not be good for my baby? Thanks for your answer. Everyone is welcome. Wish...

2 Feb 07

Thomas73 @Thomas73 (1467) • Switzerland 31 Jan 07

Isn't it funny that a Jewish family will have little Jews, a Christian family will have little Christians, a Muslim family will have little Muslims, a Hindu family will have little Hindus, and so on and so forth for every human...

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 30 Jan 07

One would have to imagine that eventually, there will be no entirely new topics to discuss. Let's be honest, how many things happen during your day that are absolutely and completely unique to the point that no one else has...

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iamiramadnama Just because a question is similar doesn't always mean it's the same, or that people will interpret it the same. I could ask a question about tangled hair.. my daughter's hair is tangly when she wakes up in the morning and I want advice about it.. someone...

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 29 Jan 07

If I was traveling the world and stopped in your city or region, where would I be and what would be the one most important thing I should visit? Why in your opinion is this place important enough for a tourist to visit? Also,...

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pooksywooksy When you get a chance to London, don't forget to visit Buckhingham Palace and eat good food in China Town. When you get a chance to visit Jakarta Indonesia, don't forget to see Monas (a national monument there) and hang out in any malls you could go to.....

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 27 Jan 07

This is obviously a hypothetical question... In this example/question, let's assume that the faith being discussed is Christianity. Lets say there was a person who did not believe in god but they wanted to help others. To...

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beautifulceiling I think that people who don't believe in a religion should stay out of it. You are not going to truly understand the spiritual aspects if you don't believe it, and are therefore not qualified to lead others spiritually. Also, the potential for abuse is too...

29 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 27 Jan 07

This is obviously a hypothetical question... In this example/question, let's assume that the faith being discussed is Christianity. Lets say there was a person who did not believe in god but they wanted to help others. To...

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beautifulceiling Spiritual good is not something that can be provided by someone who doesn't believe in it. There is the possibility that other good could be done, but since the purpose of a church is spiritual, someone who is not spiritual should not put themselves in a...

29 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 27 Jan 07

This is obviously a hypothetical question... In this example/question, let's assume that the faith being discussed is Christianity. Lets say there was a person who did not believe in god but they wanted to help others. To...

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pacodecabra I still volunteer for organizations that I think do good work. I have basically only stopped the part where I tried to convince others that my way was the best way.

29 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 27 Jan 07

This is obviously a hypothetical question... In this example/question, let's assume that the faith being discussed is Christianity. Lets say there was a person who did not believe in god but they wanted to help others. To...

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beautifulceiling Oh, I'm sorry! I was misunderstanding. I think that would be a wonderful thing to do.

29 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 27 Jan 07

This is obviously a hypothetical question... In this example/question, let's assume that the faith being discussed is Christianity. Lets say there was a person who did not believe in god but they wanted to help others. To...

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pacodecabra I was, for a time, a Baptist evangelist. But as I began to doubt the things I was teaching people, I felt it necessary to stop preaching. It would have been hypocritical for me to teach people something I didn't believe.

29 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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jbones32103 I read the KJV and sometimes the NIV version to compare. I believe God tells us what he wants us to know when we read. The more I read things over and over the more he tells me.

26 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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arseniajoaquin I am a Christian, a child of God. God gives spiritual gifts to each of His children. After baptism into Christ, I was given the gift of knowledge and understanding Bible Greek. I hope you compare my translations with the versions we have now. By the way,...

26 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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superbaaz U SHUD read the old testament but it is not a word of god i can prove this by any way scientifically also only the holy book QURAN IS THE BOOk of the god and i challenge no one can prove this is incorrect and don't get me wrong we all love jesus but i deny...

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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arseniajoaquin I just want to say that among the many versions that I have seen, NIV is the worst.

26 Jan 07

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rlshaw @rlshaw (871) • United States 25 Jan 07

I have problems trusting my spouse. I think its unfair to him because the reason why I don't trust is because of past relationships. I have been lie to so many times. How do you get past that and be fair to the relationship your...

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Netsbridge This is so unfair to your husband. Why, by the way, did you marry him? I am of the opinion that marriage is supposed to be based on trust. Why marry someone you do not trust? I just do not understand! Anyway, you must find a way to resolve this situation: For...

26 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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winter18 I prefer the KJV because it's the original translation. I grew up in a Christian school and we memorize verses every week using KJV. Up to now, it's still in my memory. I also read the NIV, I am not aware that some verses are missing. I still use KJV when...

26 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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suspenseful I read the Bible and I use the KJV. I consider it the most accurate. I read a bit about how the predecessors to the NIV came about, that it came from another Greek translation that was rather well preserved for its age, unlike the one that the KJV and...

26 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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mobyfriend I'm using the Concordant Literal New Testament with the the Keyword Concordance. A direct transaltion from the Greek. This means that if word is translatend it is not transalted different in another place. Adn that happens sometimes using different...

26 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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kiwimac All English bibles are translations of documents we no longer have the originals of. Although archaeologists have found some early scrolls that are versions of the scriptures no one has ever found the whole, complete autograph. Having said that, the great...

26 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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manong05 Reading the Bible in different translations is helpful because you can get the different shades of meaning of the original word. It is a must for a serious Bible study. But reading just for inspirational purposes, newer translations in plain English is...

26 Jan 07

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thewatchlist @thewatchlist (652) • United States 25 Jan 07

Do you read the Bible? If so, what translation do you use? What is your opinion on paraphrased translations (like the Living Bible)? In my opinion, I think that certain translations are a little scary. Some completely omit...

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deebomb I like the KJV of the bible for study; I like Its flowing language and prose rhythm. It is the closest one to the original text. It was found that Isaiah in the KJV and The Book of Isaiah of the dead sea scrolls are almost Identical with the discrepancies...

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