IS IT TRUE ?

Since we’re born without any experience it’s impossible for us to know the right path to take. We must be taught what’s right and wrong, good and evil, clean and unclean. Fortunately people that lived before us have recorded this information in books. Even GOD has a Book to assist us in our growth and if read a person can develop and mature in the wisdom of GOD. But it’s a known fact that if you want to hide something it’s said just place it in a Book. This is the same mentality that some have today as it relates to Voting.  They believe if they place your vote inside a voting booth the same as you want open a book nether will you open the voting booth……      

WORTH THE SQUEEZE

I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. Gal.  2:20 Crucifixion is how the Roman Government taught obedience. There’s a saying “make sure the juice is worth the squeeze! This is exactly what the Romans were saying you make sure that your crime is worth the pain of Crucifixion. Jesus taught us that there are something’s in live worth taking the pain for.  

"The pot calling the kettle black"

( Abortion IS ABORTION   )  Renee Schoof and Halimah Abdullah | McClatchy Newspapers  WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives is scheduled to vote Friday on a bill that's mushroomed recently into a plan to block the Obama administration's two main rules to clean up air pollution from power plants and change the way the Clean Air Act has worked for 40 years. House Republicans who crafted the bill say environmental regulations harm economic competitiveness. In recent days, they've added amendments that would stop new air-pollution regulations that operators of coal-fired electric plants have objected to for years. Environmental and health groups call it an extreme attack on the air pollution law.Read more here: http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2011/09/21/124856/house-gop-bill-would-roll-back.html#storylink=cpy

US: Thousands die annually from power-plant Pollution from electric power plants in the United States shortens the lives of more than 30,000 people every year, according to a new report released here by environmental and health researchers.  The study concludes that soot, or fine particle air pollution, from the nation’s ageing coal-fired power plants is causing tens of thousands of asthma attacks, cardiac problems and upper and lower respiratory problems each year.