Dear friends,
Forgive me
I was sending that note to Brent
what a mess,
So please delete it
unless you know a lawyer who can help
if so please email me privately..
and please please remove this message immeidately
and I beg your forgiveness
adn of course offer prayers for my friend
loving pr
Dear Brent,,
Allah'uBah
I prya youa re well.. Thanks for this note and the lovley paper about the Bible
and the Iqan
i willstart to reread it tonight
O Brent, adear BAhai friend of mine
MArtha MAny Gray Horses formerly of Alb,, is now in Tucson
She has been work at a college of th etOhana Odu
Yes Susan, I am in agreement that visions are not
accepted as physical matter. Was it not the
misinterpreted "seeing of Him" that was understood to
be a physical body resurrected, rather than the
spiritual vision of spiritual "matter"?
warmly,
karen
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If we are talkin
This risen Christ issue was
> very big to him, I suppose in contrast to images of
> Catholic crucufixes.
Dear Karen,
That's kind of a one-upsman thing Protestants sometimes use against
the Catholics. They claim because they (Protestants) wear empty
crucifixes it represents the resurrection as
Indeed. And we are exporting more tobacco these days than is being consumed in the U.S. Tobacco,by the law, is not a drug; therefore, the FDA has nothing to with its regulation. Regards, ScottGilberto Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I bet the tobacco lobby has something to do with it. And
I bet the tobacco lobby has something to do with it. And the effect
such a ban would have on the economies of the states where tobacco is
grown.
-G
On 10/12/06, David Friedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I hope I can get away with one off-topic question which I'd like the answer
to. My quest
