At the corner table til closing hours.

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Prepared good works

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All those who accept God’s gift are elected/chosen.
I found this to be a good talk it also speaks to Romans 9 and the potter clay analogy of Jeremiah that Paul quotes there (in the q&a part at the end) https://youtu.be/SlReogBOLcE

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I would like to argue that our government is as strong as it is because of a couple of things. Our nations founders were not ignorant, lazy, still living with mom and dad, kind of people. They were hard workers. They were well educated. They knew that pure democracy was not the best way to create government. The knew the problems of a government run by a King/Queen. Second, they believed that faith and morals were the foundation of a free society. So, they created what they did, with God's direction, because they were hard working, well educated, well rounded, faith based people. Ask yourself this, do the people who constantly berate our country fit this model?

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2 yrs

A great message explaining this verse below from Hebrews
https://youtu.be/VHVRFOoYMBM

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Thought for Friday, 08/26:
"Politics is the entertainment division of the military industrial complex." ~ Frank Zappa

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Now wait a minute, how dare God call some humans ‘righteous’ when we are all totally depraved.
#tulip

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You go, Judge Jeanine!

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Thought for Thursday, 08/25:
"The worst derangement of the spirit is to believe things because we want them to be so, not because we have seen them for what they are." ~ Jacques Bossuet

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yea, ok, the student loan thing is wrong all across the board. but I think we're looking at it the wrong way. we are so far past the tipping point now that this just increases the lean, that much more. we're only delaying the inevitable. I say, pile it on. More debt. more freebies. Get yours while you can, and do your part to bring about the implosion. (Cloward and Piven.) Look, the implosion is going to happen. It can't be stopped. Even 'fiscal conservatives' take us deeper and deeper into debt. It will take a collapse to get it through the thick heads of our millions of socialist-quasi-commie citizens. I say, the sooner the better. Let's get to rebuilding.

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again, the COLLAPSE IS COMING. There is no avoiding it. However, a nice side benefit would be to have it happen on the watch of those whose ideologies line up with creating collapses (ie, the progressives, the democrats, etc) and then let republicans, whose ideology on paper at least should prevent them, swoop in for a proper rebuilding, with everyone blaming the dems. It would probably take a collapse for repubs to get their heads out of their hindeys to draw up the courage to rebuild on their own principles. So don't fight it. Just shake your head sadly and prepare for the end.

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I would agree that it would take a massive implosion in the economy to have any hope of shaking people out of their socialist beliefs, except we’ve already seen several instances of where people have seen the failures of their ideologies occur before their very eyes, and they still don’t change their beliefs on any fundamental level. Nothing exemplifies that more than the collapse of the justice system in Blue States by Democrats, yet we seen no local movement to turn away from progressivism as much as “moderate” it, and more often than not those Dems who sound “reasonable” during the campaign, do actually little against the liberal policies once in office.

If a collapse has any chance of serving as an object lesson, then it will have to be a long and consistent one that can’t be quickly dismissed. But even then I’m not hopeful, when we’ve got a media and groups that have worked for generations to undermine the principles of this nation, ready to point fingers at those principles as the cause of the problems.

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I would agree that it would take a massive implosion in the economy to have any hope of shaking people out of their socialist beliefs, except we’ve already seen several instances of where people have seen the failures of their ideologies occur before their very eyes, and they still don’t change their beliefs on any fundamental level. Nothing exemplifies that more than the collapse of the justice system in Blue States by Democrats, yet we seen no local movement to turn away from progressivism as much as “moderate” it, and more often than not those Dems who sound “reasonable” during the campaign, do actually little against the liberal policies once in office. 
 
If a collapse has any chance of serving as an object lesson, then it will have to be a long and consistent one that can’t be quickly dismissed. But even then I’m not hopeful, when we’ve got a media and groups that have worked for generations to undermine the principles of this nation, ready to point fingers at those principles as the cause of the problems.

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I think the manufactured crisis is positioned for a relatively sudden collapse. If this is true, then we can be sure there is a plan to manage the people. Again, it will happen "overnight" (so to speak).
On the other hand, Chinese culture tends to view change over generations - I believe the way of the West will prevail.