[StBernard] Building better

[Westley Annis]

Jer:

I think I saw on the discovery channel or animal channel that these frogs 
were actually male frogs that could have babies, or turned into female frogs

at some point in time.  So I think you are right that it is some sort of 
evolution thing. You are right that hey also do not have souls and cannot be

put on the same level as a human being.

Laurie


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>Wendy, we shouldn't get into freaks of nature/evolution, but more to the

>aberrations that man has placed himself into society. There are guidelines

>of good in our world and even if organized religion is challenged by God's

>anti-goodness (aka, Satan), we use a list of goodness to be God-like. The

>church, actually is organized. Individualism is more accurate because we

>wish to save our souls on a per-person basis and I can't save yours nor the

>church's souls. It has to be done specifically on a one-by-one salvation. 

>If

>you choose not to accept God, it's your soul. If one chooses God's

>condemnations in lieu of the total goodness of God's laws, it's the

>damnation of life itself. So as not to go off on a religious tangent, just

>let it suffice to say belief in the words of God (the Bible, divineness,

>etc.) is what prompts the human spirit to do good. Unnatural, aberrations 

>to

>that is contrary to the will of God upon our spirit.

>

>There is no salvation without our Maker. If one chooses not believe, that

>belief removes hope and life from our soul in the hereafter.

>

>Besides, a frog has no soul--hence no idea what he humps, nor the dog on

>one's leg. He has to be taught to get off one's limb if he wishes to live a

>long earthly life. Again, Homosexuality (humans with souls), Wendy, is

>always a wrong choice. Customizing it to include children, scientific

>advances which disguises it to appear proper does not make things right.

>

>If one has a conscience for righteousness, ignoring its motivation away 

>from

>God's laws towards man's desires and whims makes humans more frog-like,

>wouldn't you say?

>

>--jer