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ACLU TRYING TO REMOVE CROSSESFROM MILATARY GRAVES

Posted by: jesus_1for_me2001 in Untagged  on

I thought that the ACLU was supposed to protect our rights not take them away.  Now they are trying to take away our right to pray. Well I say go ahead. I will pray anyway. No one will ever take that away from me. I'm pretty sure the BIBLE calls that religious persecution. What's next? Are they going to take away our military burial. The only thing that has not been taken away is the gifts GOD has given us!!!!!. Free love, Jesus, Salvation, hope, grace, a new body that's free of sickness and so on. But one thing is for sure. All these earthly goods will pass away but our Heavenly will never fall. Amen to that. Thank you, God Bless and have an awesome day.

The Blame Game

Posted by: jjkool77 in Untagged  on

           Why is it that no one can take responsibility for their actions anymore?? I found this great quote that states, “George Washington is the only president who didn't blame the previous administration for his troubles.” While this is comical, it is also very sad. Every President loves to accept praise for the good things his administration has been able to accomplish yet when something goes wrong it is the fault of the previous administration. If the economy is going strong it’s because of the current administration. If the economy is faltering it’s because of the previous administration.  It drives me nuts.

 

            If I’m working a sales job and I’m not getting any customers, can I blame it on the previous salesman or the management? No, it’s all on me. I now that these leaders often step into the presidency after a previous administration has enacted many new laws but guess what?? We elected you to be a leader. Step up to the plate and take a swing at it. Don’t blame your strikes on the bat.

 

            America doesn’t often like an independent President. We want someone who is not afraid to take advice. At the same time we want this person to make a decision and stick with it. If you give the go ahead on something you better stand by it. No excuses. Final.


are war heros over seas

Posted by: jesus_1for_me2001 in Untagged  on

After a year in office our President still wont accnowlege wheather he was born in theese United States.To me as a veteran that alown is down fight deplowerable if not discousting.He said that he would make it public after the election does he seem to be4 a lier to you he does to me.Also is it just me or is there a shift towards becomming a one world goverment or is it just me.Remember nicoli carpathea in the movie Left Behind II the tribulation force who does that remind you of.Well thankyou for my comments what is yours i welcome positive or negative feed back thanx and GOD bless us All.


Capitalism

Posted by: tbrooks in Untagged  on

Capitalism can't break. Capitalism is the quest for profits. Profits that are needed in order to drive and sustain a system. Without them there is no reason to push on. Those profits are the livelihood of everyone which is part of that system. What is broken is our government who has gotten themselves in the business of trying to control free ... See Moremarket enterprise. The free market is an ever swinging pendulum on a giant scale that is the balance of supply and demand, risk and reward, needs and fulfillment of needs, a consumer and a supplier. This pendulum must and will always swing back and forth as supply and demand push and pull as the marketplace dictates. However this natural movement is symbiotic and creates new opportunities for expansion with every swing. When we experience such extremes as we are now it is because a new variable has been introduced into the equation and now the pendulum must find a new center. The transistion of our world to a global marketplace most certainly is impacting this equation with supply and demand from markets overseas now able to affect our national marketplace. The market must find a new equilibrium. The only thing that is broken is the notion that we can control this market artificially through legislation. The private market must sort itself out and when you try to push that pendulum to one side through legislation rather than through demand it just comes swinging back at you with nothing to stop it. Legislating business, incentives and mortgages to attempt to force a more prosperous market is like building your house on the sand, there is no foundation to support it long term and as soon as the tide comes in your house will be washed away. If this market is to settle into it's new global equilibrium, if we are to return to a natural and normal cycle of up and down our government needs to get the hell out of the way. We need fair and balanced global trade policies with a tariff structure that reflects the tariffs placed on American goods in the respective country. We need to stop trying to police the world and we need to worry more about Americans who are losing their homes than people who have never and will never contribute to the system which is supposed to save them. We need intelligent, logical leadership and we need government to stop confusing themselves with God.

Trust and Big Goverment? What Exactly!

Posted by: admin in Untagged  on

It is shocking to me that on both sides of the political scene you have people state that you cannot trust politicians.  So, my question is to the folks that support big government, if you feel that way why would you ask a government to take over car companies, healthcare and banking if they cannot be trusted?  My suggestion is that we quit talking just to be heard and slow down and think of the ramifications that big government has on all of us as the people of the United States of America.   If that statement is true, then would it not make sense to have a limited government?  A government that should be responsible to provide a free market, and a governement that should focus on national security instead of trying to trample the private sector.  What are your thoughts? 


CAPITALISM: Agree or Disagree

Posted by: jesus_1for_me2001 in Untagged  on

It's Capitalism that brought us down this path to are own ends. Al Qaeda would not dare to attack us because we were a nation of God. Other things also got us where we are today, Roe v Wade, homosexual marriage etc…. You get the point. There was a time when I was proud of my nation that was replaced by the all mighty dollar. Well it’s high time we bring God back into our nation. In school we were allowed prayer that was just replaced by other restrictions. Our children are put under so much pressure it’s no wonder that there resulting in anger problems. It all boils down to two things, do the right thing and put God back into are lives or keep going the way we are. As for me I choose god

AGREE OR DISAGREE


How To Blog???

Posted by: jjkool77 in Untagged  on

Hello R Project Viewers!!

Here at R Project we encourage group discussion. In order to  take part in writing your own blog you need to first become an R Project Member. To do this simply click on the "Sign Up" box at the top of the main page and enter your username and password.

Once you have become a member you can click on the Blog tab. Once you are re-directed you need to click on "my account" in the blue RSS feed box shown above the posted blogs. 

From here you can click "Write a New Entry" and begin your Blog!!!

We look forward to hearing from you!!!

Thanks,

JB


Invitation to Understanding

Posted by: admin in Untagged  on

      Sometimes I find it so amazing how much people know about something that should hold little value at all. Likewise, they know very little about something that should be of great importance to them. One of these “important things” that I am referring to is our own government. I can’t tell you how many times I have spoken with someone and discovered that they can recite any line from any episode of “The Office” but when the conversation turns political they drop out faster than cell phone service in the mountains. I understand that entertainment has its place in our society and we need it to enjoy ourselves but when it takes precedence day in and day out over intellectually strengthening our minds we have a problem.

     One of the best things about living in a Democratic country is that we as individuals have the ability to change our country. If we don’t understand how this government runs, however, we won’t be able to make a difference. Many people have told me that voting is worthless because as an individual they don’t contribute anything. While you may feel small and insignificant, don’t rule yourself out. There are others who feel the same way you do. The truth is that as an individual, uniting with others who share your beliefs, you can change almost anything. The more we educate ourselves on the workings of our government and the direction they are heading, the more we can prepare ourselves and attempt to create change.

     The R Project understands the importance of unification but we also want to stress the importance of staying educated. We encourage you to skip a re-run of your favorite show that we know you have seen five times over and check out what is going on in D.C. You may be surprised what you find yourself getting excited or fired-up about.

 

 


danny commontary what yours

Posted by: jesus_1for_me2001 in Untagged  on

most thins in the old days thbe only thing you had to worry about is a bace ball coming through your window.pedafiles come and steel your childern and persicute the parents.most of the things going on out there would sicken a billy ghoat.you now its high time we as people should stand up and make accountable those congressmen and senators for what they have done for us in are name.the last two elections people actualy got out and voted before that 46% of the people went and voted for one reason or another they eather neather side had a good canadate.there is only three that can get us out of this is the farther son & the holly ghoast.Marry had a little lamb of jesus and every where that marry went the lamb was sure to go then the lamb was not alowed in school and prayer was not allowed.

J F K beleaved in those same ideals and was assinated for it we greatly need to get back those same prinsables again that my view point whats your.

 


same sex marriage

Posted by: jesus_1for_me2001 in Untagged  on

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D.C. Council Proposes "Marriage"

 

FRC's Pierre Bynum and Peter Sprigg joined my friend, Bishop Harry Jackson, at the D.C. City Council meeting this morning, at which the Council voted overwhelmingly (11-2) to allow homosexual unions, inching the District closer to issuing same-sex "marriage" licenses by next year. Some Council members proudly recounted the various steps, from repeal of sodomy laws to adoption of domestic partnerships, which led to this day--unintentionally confirming "slippery slope" arguments against incremental "homosexual rights" legislation. Councilman Jack Evans even cited "condom distribution" and "needle exchange" among these pioneering policies--ironically demonstrating the very health risks which make homosexual conduct something to be discouraged, not celebrated. Final passage of the bill is scheduled for December 15, and Mayor Adrian Fenty has pledged to sign it. The legislation would then head to Congress, where House members would have 30 days to overturn it. While Congress considers its options, the coalition at Stand4MarriageDC is attacking the bill from another angle--the courtroom. Bishop Harry Jackson and his team have filed suit against the D.C. Board of Elections for blocking a ballot initiative on marriage.

Considering the objections of the Catholic Church, the City Council will have to decide how much it's willing to sacrifice to advance the homosexual community's agenda. Unless the Council makes significant changes to the bill by adding religious exemptions, the Catholic Archdiocese of D.C. has said it will no longer contract with the city for certain services--particularly if its charities would be forced to extend employee benefits to same-sex "spouses." Catholic Charities currently operates more than 60 programs for D.C.'s underprivileged. That translates to 68,000 people served each year--a third of which are homeless! As Ryan Messmore pointed out in a great op-ed in yesterday's Examiner, Catholic Charities would be put in the position of violating the law or its faith. Still, none of this seems to matter to the City Council, which is more than willing to hurt anyone in its morally-relative path--including D.C.'s neediest.

A Fact a Day Keeps ObamaCare Away...

That was then... "For those who have insurance now, nothing will change under the Obama plan- except that you will pay less. Obama's plan will save a typical family up to $2,500 on premiums by bringing the health care system into the 21st century..." ("Background Questions and Answers on Health Care Plan," http://www.barackobama.com/)

This is now... "Average premiums per policy in the non-group market would in 2016 be roughly $5,800 for single policies and $15,200 for family policies under the proposal, compared with roughly $5,500 for single policies and $13,100 for family policies under current law." (Letter to the Honorable Evan Bayh, Congressional Budget Office, 11/30/2009)

According to the CBO analysis, once the bill's programs were fully implemented (which doesn't actually occur till 2016) people buying insurance plans individually on the exchange would pay 10 to 13 percent more per person than under current law.

Conservatives Take Manhattan

As I mentioned in the Update right before Thanksgiving, I joined a diverse group of Evangelical, Catholic, and Orthodox leaders in releasing what is one of the most important statements of Christian doctrine issued in decades--the Manhattan Declaration. The nine-page document articulates 2,000 years of Christian moral and social teaching on the dignity of human life, the sanctity of marriage between one man and one woman, and the imperative of religious liberty in a just society. The interest that the statement has generated underscores the need for such a clarion call to Christian orthodoxy. The call has not been without its dissenters.

Today the Los Angeles Times took a shot at the signers, claiming that we're issuing a dangerous call to civil disobedience. I find it amazing that the media has seized on this one area of the Declaration. Who will Christians ultimately submit to--God or the government of man? Our hope is that America follows the historic tradition of submitting to both God and government. John Adams once called this union, "The highest glory of the American Revolution" because "it connected, in one indissoluble bond, the principles of civil government with the principles of Christianity." The goal of the Manhattan Declaration is to affirm that bond. Unfortunately, the agenda that the Left is pushing has set a course for moral conflict, and it will all unravel if millions of Americans will not blindly follow. To join us in this bold and timely declaration, click here.



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