My grandparents were married for 60 years.

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[QUOTE="guynamedbilly"]How would an atheist country that didn't tolerate any religions be more peaceful than a country that only tolerates a few?Good-Apollo

Sort of. I was on my way to California and about 3 hours from home when we lost the top 2 gears in the tranny and had to limp home in fourth. The trip got delayed by about 3 weeks while we waited for it to be rebuilt. I'm so glad it didn't happen when we were two or three days from home (or more like a week when your missing two gears).

How would an atheist country that didn't tolerate any religions be more peaceful than a country that only tolerates a few?guynamedbilly

Oh come on, who wouldn't want to live in a peaceful atheist Utopia?

The ones we murder or send to the gulags of course.

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Because it is :)

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Yes as much as Quebecers like to think they have their own nation over there, I'll never give them that as long as they receive equalization payments from western Canada and we get French on all our labels. :)

[QUOTE="wstfld"]Not a big fan of house pets in my dinner. Lonelynight

[QUOTE="Tigarian"][QUOTE="mindstorm"]Because there is no physical description of Jesus in Scripture he is almost always portrayed as being of the race as the majority of believers in any particular area. In the United States and Europe where the dominate ethnicity is white he is portrayed as white, in Africa he is clearly portrayed as African, and in Asia he is clearly portrayed as Asian. Heck, just a week ago I spent the day in a church where the congregation was mostly black. Guess what, the images of Jesus was of him as a black man.mindstorm

He probably looked like a typical ancient Hebrew. This page gives you a pretty good idea of what that was.

Heck ya! It's tied with Greek as my favorite.

Because there is no physical description of Jesus in Scripture he is almost always portrayed as being of the race as the majority of believers in any particular area. In the United States and Europe where the dominate ethnicity is white he is portrayed as white, in Africa he is clearly portrayed as African, and in Asia he is clearly portrayed as Asian. Heck, just a week ago I spent the day in a church where the congregation was mostly black. Guess what, the images of Jesus was of him as a black man.mindstorm

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