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No offense taken.
I am thankful that it sparked your curiosity because that is my greatest mission.
My rationale for tithing is simple: The money that my little church receives through tithes helps an average of 140 kids get to and from the Wednesday night youth/children services and gets them to and from church on Sunday morning. These kids are the ones that don't make it to school or have parents with cars or the inclination to take them anywhere.. That money pays for summer camp and missions trips. It pays for helping the little old lady whose husband died when he turned his tractor over. That money bought food for 4,000 plates that we gave our time to cook and deliver after hurricane Katrina. There are lots of other things that money goes to that will take too long to list; but the gist of it is that I give that money to an organization and ideal that is centered around exposing others to something that is greater than the good that can be bought with money.

But, I also give a pile of money to St. Jude's because an amazing group of people work there they were incredible to us when we needed them.
I have always donated to a few other charities too; but in smaller amounts.

Good for you man. It's always great to hear about people giving back!
 
No offense taken.
I am thankful that it sparked your curiosity because that is my greatest mission.
My rationale for tithing is simple: The money that my little church receives through tithes helps an average of 140 kids get to and from the Wednesday night youth/children services and gets them to and from church on Sunday morning. These kids are the ones that don't make it to school or have parents with cars or the inclination to take them anywhere.. That money pays for summer camp and missions trips. It pays for helping the little old lady whose husband died when he turned his tractor over. That money bought food for 4,000 plates that we gave our time to cook and deliver after hurricane Katrina. There are lots of other things that money goes to that will take too long to list; but the gist of it is that I give that money to an organization and ideal that is centered around exposing others to something that is greater than the good that can be bought with money.

But, I also give a pile of money to St. Jude's because an amazing group of people work there they were incredible to us when we needed them.
I have always donated to a few other charities too; but in smaller amounts.
That’s awesome and a great response.
 
No offense taken.
I am thankful that it sparked your curiosity because that is my greatest mission.
My rationale for tithing is simple: The money that my little church receives through tithes helps an average of 140 kids get to and from the Wednesday night youth/children services and gets them to and from church on Sunday morning. These kids are the ones that don't make it to school or have parents with cars or the inclination to take them anywhere.. That money pays for summer camp and missions trips. It pays for helping the little old lady whose husband died when he turned his tractor over. That money bought food for 4,000 plates that we gave our time to cook and deliver after hurricane Katrina. There are lots of other things that money goes to that will take too long to list; but the gist of it is that I give that money to an organization and ideal that is centered around exposing others to something that is greater than the good that can be bought with money.

But, I also give a pile of money to St. Jude's because an amazing group of people work there they were incredible to us when we needed them.
I have always donated to a few other charities too; but in smaller amounts.

You should run an ad on here “for the price of a small cycle you can help feed 3 hungry kids.”

Seriously though, that’s awesome
 
No offense taken.
I am thankful that it sparked your curiosity because that is my greatest mission.
My rationale for tithing is simple: The money that my little church receives through tithes helps an average of 140 kids get to and from the Wednesday night youth/children services and gets them to and from church on Sunday morning. These kids are the ones that don't make it to school or have parents with cars or the inclination to take them anywhere.. That money pays for summer camp and missions trips. It pays for helping the little old lady whose husband died when he turned his tractor over. That money bought food for 4,000 plates that we gave our time to cook and deliver after hurricane Katrina. There are lots of other things that money goes to that will take too long to list; but the gist of it is that I give that money to an organization and ideal that is centered around exposing others to something that is greater than the good that can be bought with money.

But, I also give a pile of money to St. Jude's because an amazing group of people work there they were incredible to us when we needed them.
I have always donated to a few other charities too; but in smaller amounts.
Saddest thing is, someone will still argue and say, “you could put it to better use by bypassing the church” :rolleyes:
 
Saddest thing is, someone will still argue and say, “you could put it to better use by bypassing the church” :rolleyes:

[emoji2369] I mean... some churches have earned a bad rap. And the entire Vatican thing seems to be corrupt.

Then there’s this guy who runs a church...

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Who’s good church deeds make it so he deserves to live a modest comfy life here:

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I know that not all churches are like that at all but you can appreciate the reason some people are mistrusting! [emoji1787]
 
[emoji2369] I mean... some churches have earned a bad rap. And the entire Vatican thing seems to be corrupt.

Then there’s this guy who runs a church...

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Who’s good church deeds make it so he deserves to live a modest comfy life here:

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I know that not all churches are like that at all but you can appreciate the reason some people are mistrusting! [emoji1787]

Agreed BBBG. Fuck Joel Osteen and all the other “wealth and health” scammers. These people prey on other peoples insecurities and profit tax free.

On the other hand you have the fire and brimstone pastors who take the Bible literally and scare the shit out of you with doom and gloom prophecy. Very few people like those churches either.

It is interesting to think Christ offers salvation just by believing. So, my thoughts determine whether I get saved or not?
Seems sketchy to me. Dontmakenosense.
 
[emoji2369] I mean... some churches have earned a bad rap. And the entire Vatican thing seems to be corrupt.

Then there’s this guy who runs a church...

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Who’s good church deeds make it so he deserves to live a modest comfy life here:

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I know that not all churches are like that at all but you can appreciate the reason some people are mistrusting! [emoji1787]
100% man... they’re called wolves in sheep’s clothing.
 
Agreed BBBG. Fuck Joel Osteen and all the other “wealth and health” scammers. These people prey on other peoples insecurities and profit tax free.

On the other hand you have the fire and brimstone pastors who take the Bible literally and scare the shit out of you with doom and gloom prophecy. Very few people like those churches either.

It is interesting to think Christ offers salvation just by believing. So, my thoughts determine whether I get saved or not?
Seems sketchy to me. Dontmakenosense.
It's all about being humane to your brother in humanity , thats what should determine salvation.
 
That 20% is very disturbing if it is legitimate.
There is no way possible for the hospitals to absorb 20% of the population as inpatients.
Los Angeles has around 12 million people (I think). There is no way there are 2.4 million hospital beds available for that population.

I had no idea of this hospitalization statistic. It actually gave me chill bumps when I read that. I can only imagine the level of animosity in the waiting room when some guy's sick grandma is denied admission because there isn't room-----the craziness would be instantly contagious to the masses like back in the 90's when the police vs. Rodney King deal went down.

What bothers me the absolute most is that people in other countries watch our news and see what a bunch of bumbling idiotic sissies there are here. There are people that get their villages burned and their women and children raped because they took too many sips of water. Those same village burners and rapists get on the internet and see us over here freaking out over toilet paper and germex. I can imagine any third-world country looking at us right now and feeling like they could come in and take us after seeing how weak our society really is.

In a perfect world, the leftists would back off gun control and focus on media containment. If there is some right that is definitely detrimental to our way of life- it is the right that the media is exercising to air all of out dirty laundry to the world over the internet.
We could at least go back to forcing other countries to send a spy over here to buy a newspaper;)

OK. I recognize that I am probably too emotionally invested in this politically charged issue.
I'm going to officially resign from this conversation and go buy some more ammo:D
Good for you go load up on .223 rounds if you have an AR 15.
 
Are you on a cruise or blast? How are you feeling at that low of estro?
300 test, 500 mast, 700 primo. I wasn't using an AI most of cycle, but did a few times use 12.5 asin, once a week before bloods too. I definitely don't need one with this cycle. I feel ok, but prob need to abandon cycle. My lipids look bad.
 
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