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Our pastor mentioned this book in one of his sermons, so I requested it at our local library (I love the library!).
Salzman is a great story teller. He transforms his simple experiences into anecdotes that paints for us a picture of life in China on a local level. He shares his experiences with the people he meets in Changsha as an English teacher in 1982-84.
A caller to Stand To Reason said that the only pro-life advocates she has heard are men.
She insisted that since men cannot understand what it’s like to experience an unwanted pregnancy, it would be better if there were more women pro-life advocates.
First, this caller needs to open her eyes. A simple Google search…
I was listening to the late Adrian Rogers’ sermon in my car yesterday:
“God did not give us spiritual gifts for our enjoyment. He gave them to us for our employment.”
I’ve always known that our spiritual gifts for not for ourselves, but to serve others.
But this time, it struck me how we don’t put it into practice.
Since my last post, here is an update:
I called Honda on Friday, Aug 29 about 4pm. They said someone will call me back within 2 business days.
I was very impressed that Wayne from Honda called me back the same day, even though I registered my complaint late in the day on Friday. Unfortunately, I missed his call.
Who would ever want to run for public office??
Palin’s children may be straight A students, or doing hours of volunteer work, but will the media write a front page story about that?
If you advocate abstinence, and if some people do not follow your advice, does it mean your stand on abstinece is wrong or unworkable?
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