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A tough year for the banking industry hasn't stopped Charlotte's biggest banks and their employees from spending millions of dollars on lobbying and political contributions.
Bank of America Corp., largely through its political action committees, gave candidates and parties $3.7 million this election cycle, according to an analysis of Federal Election Commission reports. Wachovia Corp. PACs gave $1.2 million.
Wells Fargo & Co., which bought Wachovia last month, gave out nearly $1 million through its PAC.
For Bank of America and Wachovia, the donations were roughly the same as the previous two-year cycle. All that is over and above what the banks spent on lobbying.
Bank of America spent $6.5 million lobbying federal officials over the same period, according to CQMoneyLine, an arm of Congressional Quarterly. Wachovia spent $2.7 million and Wells Fargo, $3.6 million.
The spending comes during a tumultuous time for the industry. Bank of America has seen its stock price and earnings plummet. Wachovia was threatened with collapse.
Last month, Bank of America announced it's getting $25 billion of the $125 billion the government is giving nine major U.S. banks. The bailout is designed to shore up the big banks and free up money that can be lent to consumers, businesses and other financial institutions. Wells Fargo also received $25 billion.
With the industry in turmoil, critics question the banks' spending millions on political campaigns and lobbying.
"At a time when both institutions were going to the government asking for help, these types of expenditures seem inappropriate," says Matthew Lee, executive director of Inner City Press/Fair Finance Watch, a New York-based nonprofit watchdog group.
Bank of America and Wells Fargo say they did not ask for the government money, nor did they need it. Banks are supposed to use the bailout money to make loans and shore up mortgages. That doesn't preclude other uses.
"Do I believe that those funds will be used to pay dividends and bonuses and buy back common stock? Quite possibly," said Cameron Findlay, chief economist at Tree.com, the Charlotte-based parent of LendingTree.
A Wachovia spokeswoman referred questions about bailout funds to Wells Fargo. Bank of America spokeswoman Nicole Nastacie said her bank plans to use the federal money to "add to our capital, which will increase our capacity to expand our balance sheet and make more loans."
Money from employee PACs
PACs for both Charlotte banks made contributions to candidates and party groups across the country.
Bank of America PACs, for instance, gave to congressional leaders, Democratic and Republican Senate campaign committees and party groups in North Carolina and elsewhere. The bank itself gave the Democratic and Republican Governors' Associations each $175,000. Corporate money, legal in some states, is not in North Carolina. Bank spokesmen stress that most donations are through PACs, not the banks themselves.
"These are … voluntary, employee funded, nonprofit and nonpartisan committees," said Wachovia spokeswoman Carrie Ruddy. PACs, she added, give to candidates and groups "that promote responsible government and support effective financial legislation important to Wachovia and its stockholders."
Lee sees little difference in money from a bank or its employee PAC.
"It's a fig leaf," he said Friday. "When people are through their place of employment giving funds, you'd have to be pretty naïve to think that there's not some corporate influence involved."
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Tonight at the Prudential Center, as the Devils host the San Jose Sharks, and in several other NHL arenas across the United States, hockey fans worldwide can unite in a fight that goes beyond fists and gloves. I'm sure by now most of us have seen or heard the public service announcements and print flyers featuring several NHL stars urging us to "join the fight" against cancer by supporting the Hockey Fights Cancer initiative.
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Do the Devils have any of those Mystery Pucks left? I just picked one up from Nashville to go with my Ottawa Mystery Pucks from HFC Nights. Could be fun to add a New Jersey one.
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There is NO random dancing at Disney! A June TR *NEW 9/19 *FINAL THOUGHTS*
Hello everyone! Welcome to my very first trip report. I can't wait to share all of the details of our amazing June Disney adventure with you all. The title will be explained shortly, so be patient.
If you're interested in checking out any of the planning that went into this trip, click here:
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It includes handy dandy chapter links if you don't want to read the chitter chatter.
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When: June 15-22
Where: The Beach Club!!:beach:
Cast of Characters:
Me, Christine,39, Disney World devotee and general travel addict. I love most everything about the World; the planning and the rides and the resorts and the food and the characters and, and, and! I visited WDW 3 times as a child, once as a crazy college student and this was my second trip with a family of my own. This year I was the Keeper of the Itinerary and Main Family Herder.
DH, George,38(he likes to rub that younger man thing in) Wonderful husband and father. He shakes his head tolerantly when I obsess over planning minutae but loves our trips. His addictions are World of Warcraft, an online computer game, and tennis.
DD #1, Madeline, 11, thrill ride junkie and jokester. She loves music, including Broadway musicals. Her IPod is part of her regular attire and I find myself telling her to "unplug" frequently. She and George are roller coaster buddies.
DD#2, Amelia, 9 to turn 10 in August, a planner like her mom. My girly girl. She's introspective and uncomfortable with new things, but she really pushed her envelope this trip!
DS, Ian, 4, all boy, loves swords, spy stuff, superheros and oh, dancing to Hannah Montana music. He can seriously do the entire Hodown Throwdown. This was Ian's first memorable trip to Disney since the last trip when he was 7weeks old. He had some extra special experiences this trip that I hope he remembers for a long time.
Here's a picture of our whole gang on our first night.
Thanks for boarding. Please remember to keep hands and feet inside the vehicle at all times. And away we go!!!
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It's Really Dark at o Dark 30
What a Long, Strange Trip its Been
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Swimming with the fishes and Surprises in the Room
Animal Kingdom Part 1
Animal Kingdom Part 2
Title Explanation
AK Shopping results and Sanaa review
Watch out Zurg! Here Comes Ian!
TSI and a Missing Child!
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Resort Day and Cape May Cafe
Downtown Disney
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A Night of Planning Failures
Toy Story MADNESS, a magical mouse and a Jedi in training part 1
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A Happy Epcot HDDR Father's Day
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Final Thoughts
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Found you. Cant wait to hear all the details and see pictures of Beach Club. :cloud9:
Yay! You have started your TR! Your family pic is SO cute. Our husbands would get along well.... Todd used to play that game all the time. He finally played it so much he got over it. There was one phrase that I got sick of hearing all the time, and of course I can't think of it right now. It will come to me, I'm sure. It wasn't "Yes, me lord", but it's one of the ones they repeat ALL THE TIME. :headache:
I wanted to tell you that I totally looked for your family the morning of our breakfast at Crystal Palace. Didn't you say you had an ADR there the same morning as us, only earlier? Our ADR was for 9:35 but I think we got seated around 9:50, so we probably missed you.
I hope you had a wonderful time and can't wait to hear all about it. :goodvibes
That's a great looking family!
I'm looking forward to following along. :)
I love to dance :)
my fav color is blue...
I'm in!!! I can't wait to hear all about your trip!! My hubby is also younger than me (only by 9 months) and loves to rub it in my face that I married a younger man LOL!!!
Your family is just adorable!!
Bring on the TR!!
I'm here!!! I LOVE the title of your trip report, and that picture of all of you is great! I can't wait to hear all about your vacation! :banana:
I'm in. :cool1:Where was that pic taken??? It is so cute, but I can't figure out where you are??
YAY!! You started your report!
As I've said before, your family is beautiful! I can't wait to hear about the title and all of your adventures!
I, too, married a "younger" man....only 4 months younger though! :laughing:
But..for that 4 months he doesn't let me forget it! (It should be especially bad next year when I turn 40 and he's still 39!)
Let's get this party started, shall we?? :banana::banana:
Yay!! Your TR has begun!! I can't wait to hear all about yoru trip. Your family is just adorable, I love the picture of you all from your first night. :goodvibes
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Before going to bed on Saturday we packed up the car, put the kids in their traveling clothes, and set the alarm for 2:15.:scared1: The PLAN was for George and I to get up, get dressed, do any last minute things that needed to get done and then wake up the kiddos just enough to load them right into the car and back into dream land. What actually happened was that George and I got up, got dressed, made sure everything was in order, and got the girls up and told them to go get in the car. I went into Ian's room, picked him up and took him in to the bathroom. While he's in there he says, "Where are we going? Are we going to Disney World?" And that, my friends, was the end of any thought of going back to sleep.:sad2:
We left the house at 3:10 and kept the light off hoping the kids would fall back to sleep but nobody did. They were excited! We were on our way to Disney!:dance3: Poor kiddos had no idea at that point how long that way was, but they were up for it. We finally gave up trying to get them back to sleep and let them turn on some lights. Maddy started watching a movie, Amelia was reading her Birnbaums for Kids and Ian jibber jabbed for a long while about the moon, stars and other things he could see out his window that usually not there during car rides.
We stopped at 6:30 for gas and breakfast sandwiches and shortly after that Ian fell asleep for a couple of hours. Whew. I mean, I like the moon as well as the next person, but really one can only hear so much about it before going slowly crazy.
We drove through Louisville at around 8:20 and had a great talk about what a fun destination it would be to visit some day. We'd love to make it home base, then visit Mammoth Cave and some other attractions near by. I have to say seeing bits of the country that my kids had never seen and talking about them was my favorite part of driving. We compiled a list of places we'd like to visit someday, and there are a LOT, which got my planning brain a cookin'. The girls were funny, taking pictures of the mountains in Tennesse out their car windows.
The rest of the morning and afternoon went smoothly. People napped on and off and about every 3 hours I'd pull something new out of the "magic bag" for the kids to do. I passed out movies, games, pipe cleaners, sticker books, legos (that was crazy) and some small snacks. Nobody complained a bit about the car ride and it was a long one.
I thought we'd make it to Valdosta by 6 or 7, but we didn't even get to Atlanta until 6ish so we had decision #1 to make. Should we stop in Macon for the night or stop for dinner and keep going until we hit Valdosta at around 9. Since everyone was still doing fine in the car, we decided to keep going after stopping for dinner. Decision #2 then was where to eat. The girls were voting for Cracker Barrel, but we didn't really want to stop for that long, and Ian was voting McDonalds, but ugh.
I said to George, "We've passed about 12,000 signs for Waffle House. What's that?"
"You've never heard of Waffle House?", he asked, eyes big as saucers.
"No. Is it like IHOP?"
He just shook his head and pulled into the parking lot of the nearest one. I have to say, Waffle House was just what we needed. We got to sit down but service was super fast and the food was not bad, especially the hash browns. Yummy!
Our bellies full, we continued on to Valdosta where we found a Sleep Inn waiting for us. It was a generic chain hotel and when we opened the door to the room Ian said, "We stayed here before!":rotfl2: We checked in, brought in the hotel bag, took quick showers and were in bed and asleep by 9:30.
The next day we'd be checking into the Beach Club!:woohoo:
Next post: Aren't we there yet and the check in WITH PICTURES!
Isn't it amazing what Disney Adrenaline can do to small children!! I'm glad the car ride was uneventful and the kids and you were having a great time!!!
WAFFLE HOUSE...I have one of those down the street from my house and every once awhile we will head down there for breakfast we LOVE it!! Glad you enjoyed your meal there!!
OOOH....Beach Club...pictures of Check In!! Can't wait!!!!
Sounds like a pretty pleasant drive. I'm scared to drive to Florida again. I've done it once as a child and once as an adult and the last time was horrible....but I think there were a lot of factors for that, who I was with, the teeny car we were in. :laughing:
I'm so glad that the kiddos handled it well! Yay!! :goodvibes
I'm in & ready for pictures!!
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"This was built up as being a track meet and about (McClintock's) high-potent offense," said Tempe coach Brian Walker. "We had respect for them, but we weren't scared."
The only thing scary was the Buffaloes second-quarter numbers.
When junior phenom Emanuel Gant scored on an 8-yard quarterback sneak 12 seconds into the second quarter, the offensive floodgates opened. Gant, who finished 13-of-24 for 350 yards and five touchdowns, threw for three scores in the second. He connected with Sebastian Watkins for an 18-yard score, Osvaldo Gomez on a 37-yard strike and Massiah Smith for a 49-yarder before the half.
Leading 49-18 to start the second half, Gant found Quinton Garrett on a 94-yard play early in the third and connected one more time with Garrett on a 34-yarder to up his club's lead to 62-18 with 5:21 still remaining in the third.
"Every one knows about (Gant)," said Walker. "The skies the limit for him. He has size, the arm and is coachable. That's my guy. I wouldn't want any other quarterback in the state."
A 6-3, 225-pound junior, Gant is being recruited by a number of the top college programs in the nation.
"We took tonight's rivalry game as just a normal game," said Gant. "We came out and did what we had to do. (In our 42-point quarter), we didn't do anything real special. I just took what the defense gave me. We always talk about starting fast start and we have some of the best athletes in the state."
McClintock answered Tempe's initial score, a 5-yard run by Marcus Whitmore, with a 3-yard dash from quarterback Dominic Orona. The PAT failed and it was 7-6. After Gant's early second quarter score, the Chargers' Vinny Robles scored on a 92-yard kickoff return, again the point-after failed for a 14-12 score, but it was all Buffaloes after that.
It wasn't just Gant taking charge of the offense. Kam'ron Johnson scored on a 56-yard run in the second and added a 4-yard touchdown blast before the half. He added the Buffs final score with a 2-yard run late in the third quarter and finished with 161 rushing yards on 18 carries.
Tempe 69, McClintock 38
First Downs: M 23, T 22
Rushing: M 48-305, T 31-190
Passing (comp.-att.-TD-INT): M 11-21-1-119-1, T 13-24-5-350-0
Fumbles-lost: M 2-2, T 2-2
Penalties-yards: M 15-134, T 7-60
McClintock 6 12 0 20 -- 38
Tempe 7 42 13 7 -- 69
T: Whitmore 5 run (Hernandez kick)
M: Orona 3 run (pass failed)
T: Gant 8 run (Hernandez kick)
M: Robles 92 kick return (run failed)
T: Watkins 18 pass from Gant (Hernandez kick)
T: Johnson 56 run (Hernandez kick)
T: Gomez 37 pass from Gant (Hernandez kick)
T: Smith 49 pass from Gant (Hernandez kick)
M: Vinson 53 pass from Orona (run failed)
T: Johnson 4 run (Hernandez kick)
T: Garrett 94 pass from Gant (kick failed)
T: Garrett 34 pass from Gant (Hernandez kick)
T: Johnson 2 run (Hernandez kick)
M: Arteaga 1 run (kick failed)
M: King 12 fumble return (run failed)
M: Orona 19 run (Orona run)


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Actually I have read around the forum abit and noticed that you sometimes advise to leave nose scars alone.
Trying to manage expectations here but is there no way the scar can go back to its normal look again even after the waiting and scar revision and what not? I realize you mentioned dermabrasion and filler before however the doctor who recommended pulse dye to me said that it was too shallow for fillers as the filler material would be quite dense and would likely donut at the sides/cause a mound instead, leaving me wondering what treatment I should be really looking at in the long run for optimal results.
I am currently looking into using copper peptides if you've heard of them but have yet to begin.
I also checked around on the net and saw a picture of a chinese doctor who used excision and sutures with "microsurgical" instruments to cure a similar nose scar and it looked pretty alright. (pictures attached)
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BY tradition the poet laureate of Great Britain annually receives not only a stipend of 70 pounds but also the value of a tierce (forty-two U.S. gallons) of wine, paid in cash at seventeenth-century prices, and, famously, a butt of sack (that is, 130 gallons of it). This is the sort of arrangement--by turns quaint, feudalistic, and humane--that we have for centuries been conditioned to expect from Britain. And yet there are signs that such arrangements are being eroded. It used to be that servants at Buckingham Palace received a free supply of hand soap; now, the palace has announced, the servants will instead receive an extra 15 pounds a year. It used to be that those who served at royal social functions were allowed to take home two miniature bottles of liquor on each occasion; now they will instead receive an extra 45 pounds a year. Even the poet laureate, Ted Hughes, seems to have his eye on the cash. Last year, according to a newspaper report, he made known his intention to sell his butt of sack at 4 pounds the bottle, the vintage to be marketed under the name Laureate's Choice. Wisely, I think, Hughes seems not to have followed through on this scheme.
There is something fundamentally honest and compelling about economic exchanges "in kind," in which the value of goods or services is calibrated at least in part in terms other than monetary. Such exchanges are the economic version of the judicial sentencing that consigns criminals to grimly appropriate activities (crooked slumlord must live in his own building; crooked speculator must teach high school economics) rather than to time in jail. Money can be delusory. It is a commonplace that the value of one currency relative to another can cause a country's exports or imports to surge, even though nothing about the exported or imported products themselves has actually changed. In contrast, transactions in which the ancient idea of barter plays a role put more of a premium on true equivalence. And there are many indications that, despite what may be happening to feudal vestiges in Britain, the world economic system is finding barter to be congenial in more and more instances--for governments, for corporations, and for individuals. By one estimate, some 20 percent of the world's economic transactions are now in the form of barter deals, up from only about five percent thirty years ago. In the American domestic economy the value of barter deals is growing by about 15 percent a year.
One of the biggest barter transactions in history took place in 1990 between PepsiCo and Russia: a $3 billion exchange of cola syrup for Stolichnaya vodka. To assist hurricane victims in Florida and Hawaii, a broker several years ago arranged for the exchange of 500 Fujitsu laser printers for 1.7 million "meals ready-to-eat" left over from the Gulf War. The government of Peru is settling some of its debt to overseas creditors with iron pellets, fish meal, copper wire, and alpaca cloth. The slow thaw in relations between North and South Korea has been helped along by a barter arrangement involving flour and zinc. There now seems to be a potential barter aspect to almost everything. A 1991 survey by an organ-donation network sampled opinion on whether organ providers or their families might barter body parts for funeral services, or whether people who agreed to become organ donors might be given preferential placement on waiting lists in the event that they themselves needed a replacement. In Israel last year the country's gravediggers sought a labor agreement stipulating that workers receive two grave sites for every five years of service.
Barter is, of course, deeply primitive, which may account for a measure of its enduring appeal. But these days something else is also at work. In his illuminating new book The Construction of Social Reality (1995) the philosopher John R. Searle draws a distinction between "brute" facts, which are facts that are simply facts (such as that Mount Everest exists, or that the sun is 93 million miles from Earth), and "institutional" facts, which are facts only as long as we all concede that they are facts (such as that marriage is real, or that there is something called private property and something called human rights, or that a person is a citizen of a particular country). Barter is a product of a brute-fact world: I have wheat, you have cows--let's trade. Barter's lineal descendant, money, inhabits the realm of institutional fact: it has value only because we agree that it does. Institutional fact, Searle points out, is the glory of our species, the very basis of cultural progress. Of course, institutional fact is also inherently fragile--the first thing to go as a society becomes less stable. Searle observes sourly, "One of the most fascinating--and terrifying--features of the era in which I write this is the steady erosion of acceptance of large institutional structures around the world."
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I though the room size was great, bed was comfortable and kitchen space was nice. Staff was also helpful in so many things (minus directions). It was close to a nice spa and places to go out.
Frequently found it difficult to catch a cab, thought this would be easier. And the hotel had a cab service who I paid and whom did not have change, and I asked for change--he said he would give to reception and he did not do this. This was disappointing. At times it was hard to catch a cab, staff wasn't good at giving directions or recommending restaurants. Wifi was slow or difficult to connect to at times. Bathroom was cramped and small, no iron in the room which was a bit inconvenient
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There wasn't anything. I even booked for an extra night later on in my travels.
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A good quality room and pleasant staff.
No complaints at all
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Everything is great. Spacious and modern rooms, great location, friendly staff. Thumbs up!
Breakfast experience was poor. Service bad, burnt toast..is this because we were from the hotel and not a restaurant walk in? Also cleanliness. Bathroom could use some upkeeping and furniture needs to be cleaned
The staff were insanely accommodating and courteous, and so were the wait staff from the restaurants below! The rooms are spacious, fully equipped with toiletries, linens and even dinnerware for the kitchenette (including a coffee press and real coffee!) The beds are wonderful with plenty of pillows. The wall outlets even have adapters for international plugs- a small detail that makes a huge difference! The restaurants below offer room service and the meals from each are delicious and generous with friendly wait staff.
The wifi cut out a couple times, however the staff were right on the case and fixed the problem very quickly. Excellent service!
Very comfortable bed and beautiful linen. Very clean rooms. Very nice staff.
The car park area was very noisy in the morning and our room was located right near the car park. Also i thought that guests could get into your electric gate parking too easily. No one asked for our name or room number the gate was just opened. There should be stricter monitoring as to who is let in at the gate and perhaps a remote for each guest so one does not have to get out of the car to get to the intercom. Salt and pepper in the kitchenette would be a nice touch.
lovely hotel with good size rooms and comfortable bed. restaurants in walking distance
Great charming hotel with very friendly and helpful staff. Our room was spotlessly clean, comfortable and large.
Not really a fault of the hotel but the view from our room was of the parking lot, which feels a bit underwhelming when you know there are spectacular views of the mountains hiding right behind it.
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Most Americans are unaware of just how peculiar the beliefs of Mormons are. Do they know about Mormonism's exclusivity? It's secretive rituals? It's strange doctrines? Probably not. Even if they do know all the shady and weird stuff about Mormonism, do most Americans care? Should they care? With the possibility that their next president is a Mormon, does it matter? Continue Reading
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If we Catholics make up the biggest percentage among Christians, then is the impact in our political arena?
2 years ago
Every religion has its strange things. For most Christians, the Catholic belief in consubstantiation of communion (where the bread and wine literally become Christ's body and blood) is strange. The concept of priests not being able to marry is also strange. As Mormonism has some strange concepts as well. Perhaps we should instead follow Jesus guidance, "by their fruits ye shall know them." From this concept, we find that Catholics and Mormons both accept Christ as their Savior, and in doing good works for others. I think we can find more things to unite us in Christ than to divide us.
2 years ago
Okay, Mormon apologists... You claim that you are Christians. So answer me this: Do you believe that there is ONLY ONE GOD - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - and that this ONE AND ONLY ETERNAL God created the entire Universe? Do you believe that the Son of God (Christ) is not merely a man born of God but is God the Son, God Incarnate, the Eternal God come in the flesh - the second Person of the Holy Trinity? Do you believe that Christ is fully God and fully human? THIS is the foundation for the Faith of the TRUE Christian Church. This is the faith that has come down through the ages. All else is falsehood, deception, and lie. There is no "restoration" of some alternate truth that somehow got lost through a universal corruption. Any religion that claims to be "restoring" lost truth is actually spreading a lie. You may believe that Christ was born of Mary, but that is irrelevant. What matters is Who you think Christ is. If you believe that Jesus Christ is not the one and only God, through Whom the Universe was created, then sorry... you're not a Christian. If you believe that God was at one time a man who became divine and then gave birth to Christ through Mary, then sorry... you're not a Christian. And this has nothing to do with whether Mormons did something to someone as a child. It has to do with Truth. Mormonism may rely on a subjective "burning in the bosom" to reveal what it conceives of as "truth," but Christian faith is not subjectivist. Christian faith is objective reality. And holding that objective reality up against the Mormon version of "truth" is not "hate." You either believe in One God - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - Maker of Heaven and Earth and everything therein, or you don't.
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Modern day mormons are not polygamist but the founder of their church Joeseth Smith was and set the example that was later preach and follow by early mormons .The mormons only dropped the practice as a condition place by the United States so Utah could be allowed into the union as a state.Warren Jeffs and thousands of other polygamist believe they are following practice set by Smith. Mitt Romney a Christian ? are mormons Christians ? well guest what mormons do'nt consider Catholics or Protestants Christians ! Why else do mormons with temple access like Mitt baptize millions of us when were dead into the LDS church by proxy( some notable Catholics of Church and world history more then once).this practice by it self shows what a condescending level they hold non-mormons in.
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Obama's no Muslim, and whatever Romney may be, he's a POLITICIAN first and foremost, and if you think there's a real difference between the parties when it comes to caring about the American people, you've already drunk the Kool-Aid.
The only difference between Repubs and Dems is which special interest groups they'[ve sold themselves- and YOU- out to.
"Put not your faith in the princes of this world."
We're not SUPPOSED to be comfortable in this life, folks. You can have your faith in God or you can put it in men. But you cannot have both.
2 years ago
For a minute this article was interesting, but it just recycled more of the same tired stereotypes about Mormons. Sigh.
I remind all, that by their fruit ye shall know them....
2 years ago
Father, Father, Father. I understand what you are saying, but I think it's a really ham-handed effort. I believe you could have gotten the same ideas across more diplomatically, without insulting a lot of what I've always found to be some really nice people. You're better than that. As to whom to vote for, I figure it this way: A vote for Obama is a vote for Obama. Not voting is a vote for Obama. A vote for the candidate of any party but the Republicans is a vote for Obama. So, you want rid of Obama, your only choice is to vote for Romney. Next time, Father, try a thesaurus. Maniacal is such a charged word. Here a few possible substitutes: Dionysiac, abandoned, amok, bacchic, bellowing, berserk, carried away, corybantic, crazy, delirious, demented, demoniac, deranged, desperate, distracted, ecstatic, enraptured, feral, ferocious, fierce, frantic, frenetic, frenzied, fulminating, furious, haggard, hog-wild, howling, hysterical, in a transport, in hysterics, insane, intoxicated, like one possessed, loony, lunatic, mad, madding, maenadic, maniac, manic, mentally ill, non compos mentis, of unsound mind, orgasmic, orgiastic, possessed, psychotic, rabid, raging, ramping, ranting, raving, raving mad, ravished, roaring, running mad, running wild, stark-raving mad, storming, transported, uncontrollable, violent, wild-eyed, wild-looking, wild. Please, everybody, lighten up.
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Mike from Juneau Alaska: Jesus Christ is welcoming you to come to Church and to become A Catholic,as that is the one true way that you will come to understand him. Do not resist this invitation to let all his love to infiltrate your soul. If you weren't seeking Christ in a very intimate way you wouldn't waste your time writing to this website. You will not be happy until you encounter Christ in Communion with Him,in the Holy Eucharist . The Catholic Church is the right place for you. I know that you are not writing here on this website because you hate Catholics or Mormons or anyone else. Love is your motivation. You need a different sense of love than what the commercial and political or even what the scientific world has to offer. I know that you love science. Your love for science and your desire to try to understand people of religious faith,any kind of faith,is a window for your desire to understand just who God really is. Believe it or not faith and science are really integrated very nicely in the Catholic teaching as they really or not in opposition to each other at all.
2 years ago
Basically, this priest is saying "You poor Mormon people, you are not Catholic, so you are just so pityful and wrong".
2 years ago
Fr. Longenecker:
There are several historical problems with your letter. It is important to remember that your Pope practices a few of those "secretive rituals" you pointed out. Now if you wanted to ask him which ones the Catholic Church hasn't lost, that would be an interesting article. The problem is that intentionally or otherwise you are confusing historical Christianity with Orthodox Christianity, and they are not the same thing. Catholic historians are very aware that the Church underwent some extreme changes following the creeds, often in direct defiance of the opinions and writings of the early Church fathers, not to mention scripture. Remember you can only throw a rock so far inside of a glass house.
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