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Written by Sam Logan Tuesday, 09 April 2013 00:00
I suspect we immediately feel one of two things about this question:
1. Of course not! Just read John 8: 7.
When they kept on questioning him, he straightened up and said to them, "Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her." (NIV)
2. That's a trick question! Just read Matthew 21: 12 – 13.
(12) Jesus entered the temple courts and drove out all who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of those selling doves. (13) "It is written," he said to them, "'My house will be called a house of prayer,'[a] but you are making it 'a den of robbers.'" (NIV)
We know that both of these passages are in the Bible and we believe (at least I believe) that both passages are authoritative and inerrant. Just read II Timothy 3: 16.
All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness. (NIV)
But how do we apply these (and similar) passages?
How especially do we apply them when the question before us is one like homosexuality, perhaps THE hottest topic in both Christian and secular communities in the United States and some other parts of the world?
Biblical Seminary seeks to be missional. We understand that to mean, among other things, that we desire "to follow Jesus into the world," to bring His grace to ALL of those who need it. That "ALL" includes liars, gossips, gluttons, racists, prideful individuals, and those who engage in sexual intercourse outside of a monogamous heterosexual marriage. We desire to bring that grace to sinners because it is only that grace which can transform sinners from enemies of God to worshippers of God.
But how do we do that while remaining faithful to the lessons of II Timothy 3, Matthew 21, and John 8?
Recently, I have read two superb pieces which seem to me to point the way ahead.
The first is a brief article by Biblical Professor Dr. Phil Monroe. That article is entitled "Does Acts 15 Give Us Direction for Solving Doctrinal Differences?" and it is found here.
Phil examines the way in which the Jerusalem Council handled the question of whether Gentiles should be required to be circumcised and, in the midst of his examination, he says this: "The council did not base their decision on Scripture. Rather, in their letter to the Antioch church, the council says: 'it seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us' not to set impossible standards or hurdles for either side in the dispute." What does that (inerrant) passage mean for being "missional" in the face of what Jesus SAID in John 8 and what He DID in Matthew 21? You will need to read Phil's article to see.
But back to the specific question of stoning and moneychanger bashing.
The second article I recently read deals much more directly with how we ACT toward those whom we believe are sinning. Most precisely, it deals with how we ACT toward practicing (perhaps married) homosexuals.
And this article is also superb.
As I read it, I wept, especially at the very conclusion of the article where "stoning" is specifically mentioned. I found myself praying, "Lord, teach me to love as wisely and as well (and as missionally) as did Dr. Prior, Dr. Reeves, and Dr. Borland."
Who are Dr. Prior, Dr. Reeves, and Dr. Borland and what exactly did they do?
Well, you will have to read THAT article to find out. It is entitled, "Being Gay at Jerry Falwell's University" and it may be found here.
Read both articles and then let me know how YOU think we should ACT toward sinners, particularly BUT NOT JUST homosexual sinners.
Sam Logan is Special Counsel to the President and Professor of Church History at Biblical. He also serves as the International Director of the World Reformed Fellowship (www.wrfnet.org). He is an ordained minister of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and is President Emeritus of Westminster Theological Seminary (Philadelphia).. He is married to Susan and they have two sons and two grandsons. See also http://www.biblical.edu/index.php/samuel-logan
Written by Phil Monroe Wednesday, 03 April 2013 00:00
"If your brother sins against you, go and show him his fault, just between the two of you. If he listens to you, you have won your brother over. But if he will not listen to you, take one or two others along…"
Does this passage require that abuse victims forego reporting abuse to the authorities and to make a private confrontation of the perpetrator? Sadly, I have heard stories where not only were victims chastised for reporting abuse, but then made to go to the perpetrator and confess their sin of not following Matthew 18.
I suspect that most people will reject this thinking and assert that victims and those around should follow the law of the land and report abuse. Passages in I Peter and Romans support the notion that we submit to our governing authorities, even if they are harsh.
But what exegetical reasons might you use to reject the reading of Matthew 18 as ALWAYS requiring private confrontation before public report?
I encourage you to check out http://rachelheldevans.com/blog/abuse-boz-tchividjian where Boz Tchividjian discusses the Matthew 18 passage and provides some interpretive comments (scroll all the way down to the bottom of this very long post).
After reading it, give me your response. Does it pass muster? How else might you tackle this problem?
Phil Monroe is Professor of Counseling & Psychologyand Director of the Masters of Arts in Counseling Program at Biblical. He also directs Biblical's new trauma recovery project. You can find his personal blog at www.wisecounsel.wordpress.com.
Written by Phil Monroe Monday, 01 April 2013 00:00
In recent days, there has been a flurry of writings about abuse that either happens within the Christian community or where Christian leaders provided sub-standard care (e.g., pressuring abuse victims to be quiet, to stay in the abusive relationship, or to forgive or face discipline). Some of the most heart rending stories can be found at www.rachelheldevans.comin the posts and comments made during the week of March 18, 2013. In reading these kinds of stories of violation of trust, of using children for one's own pleasure, of sacrificing victim's on the altar of someone else's reputation, faithful Christians feel a mixture of righteous indignation and sadness. Somewhere in the mix may well be a growing dissatisfaction with human leadership, their systems and even a nagging sense that God is not the powerful protector we expected.
What else is there to do but lament?
I write this post after returning from a choral reading of the book of Lamentations. This short book (and the many other laments in Scripture) reminds us that there is a faithful way to complain to God and anyone who will give us the time of day. We see that God's people have fallen into sin and idolatry. Jeremiah bemoans the sins of his people. He even confesses these as if they were his own. He complains about the raping and pillaging by pagan armies. He dares in the pinnacle (middle) chapter of the book to accuse God for all of his suffering because he knows God is sovereign over all.
"You have mauled me like a bear…you have made me eat gravel…you have pierced me with many arrows."
Yes, what comes next (3:21) after these accusations may be one of the most beautiful devotion songs to God:
"Yet this I call to mind and therefore I have hope. Because of the Lord's great love, we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail…The Lord is good to those whose hope is in him."
Wait. What? Jeremiah, didn't you just get done talking about remembering your suffering, your "gall" and that you are in deep despair?
Lament Protects Lived Faith and Demands Silence
As you read Jeremiah's lament you see that this is no, "happily ever after" story. It's bad. It's going to get worse. What else can we do but trust God? Since we have breath, we assume he may still rescue. But note that this particular lament ends on a question, "…unless you have utterly rejected us and are angry with us beyond measure?" (5:22).
Real life has moments of "I once was lost but now am found." But just we are not able to see/feel the end and all we can do is cry out for God to hear. The act of crying out may not bring a satisfying answer or any comfort, but it does continue the conversation. And that is what lived faith is all about. It is continuing to trust God and say, "Where else will we turn?"
Lament also demands silence. Job's counselors understood that the ONLY response to his lament was 7 days of silence, 7 days of miming, "You're right Job, this is awful!" Lament demands a silence because there are no human words that take grief away.
The practice of lament reminds us that the world is broken and will remain that way until its remaking.
Maybe we might avoid some of the re-victimization of abuse survivors if we incorporated more lament practices into congregational worship. Might we be less likely to force acts of forgiveness and premature reconciliation?
Phil Monroe is Professor of Counseling & Psychologyand Director of the Masters of Arts in Counseling Program at Biblical. He also directs Biblical's new trauma recovery project. You can find his personal blog at www.wisecounsel.wordpress.com.
Written by Todd Mangum Friday, 29 March 2013 00:00
"For it was fitting for Him, for whom are all things, and through whom are all things, in bringing many sons to glory, to perfect the author of their salvation through sufferings."
— Hebrews 2:10
This is astonishing really. And perhaps the Orthodox are correct to admonish us to remain silent in wonder and awe at the mystery rather than puzzle over the explanation. Still, there is so much misunderstanding and opprobrium commonly heard over this point that some explanation is demanded.
Here is one place where focus on the atonement as satisfaction ("propitiation") of Divine wrath is completely misplaced — and provokes misunderstanding. The level of Christ's suffering was not "necessary" insofar as that much being required to get the angry God over His temper tantrum. If the beating and spitting and ridicule — not to mention the sufferings endured at the hands of the Roman soldiers behind closed doors so unspeakable that even the gospel writers leave it purely to the imagination; if all these sufferings — are thought to be the manifestations of the wrath of God, that's where the objections to penal substitution as "Divine child abuse" arise.
But no, that is not what Hebrews is saying — and it's Hebrews that goes into the most explanation of why Christ suffered (not just died). He suffered such pain and abuse and mockery and was subjected to such gratuitous sadism not because that was what was required on God's part to satisfy Him. No, Hebrews says that was what was "fitting" to enable Christ to be a better, more suitable advocate for us humans.
In what way did the "author of salvation" need to be "perfected"? It certainly was not in the realm of informational knowledge; or correction of some deficiency of performance; or improvement in degree of pleasure taken in Him by the Father. No, the only thing that the Second Person of the Trinity would have "lacked" was the actual experience of being human.
And so, Hebrews tells us, not out of requirement but out of concern for "propriety" (do you hear the overtones of concern for "appearance" and "how it would be perceived"?!!!), God's plan included the Son not only becoming human and enduring death, but enduring every awful aspect of being a human living in and under the corruption of sin. So He could advocate credibly for us — see Hebrews 4:14-16 — Christ endured unspeakable suffering, culminating in the most humiliating kind of public death every conceived from the heart of depraved humanity. Even the word "excruciating" has at its root, crux, crucis: the cross.
This Good Friday, as we contemplate the sufferings of Christ's Passion Week and the bearing of shameful death on the cross, let us marvel and worship. But let us do so aright. The proper thought is not: "this is the suffering Christ bore that we deserve because God hates us sinners so much"; but rather, "this is the suffering Christ bore and that God regarded as 'only fitting' for a perfect priest-advocate for humanity He would provide because He loves us so much."
Todd Mangum is the Academic Dean and Professor of Theology at Biblical. He is ordained by the Southern Baptist Convention. Todd is the author of The Dispensational-Covenantal Rift, and of several articles seeking to bridge divides among Bible-believing Christians. He is married to Linda and they have three sons. See also http://www.biblical.edu/index.php/todd-mangum.
Written by Todd Mangum Wednesday, 27 March 2013 00:00
This is Holy Week, Passion Week, the last week of Lent, the week of reflection on Christ's suffering and death, the week before we begin the celebration – praise God! – of Christ's resurrection, the conquering of Death, and the entry of His Kingdom. It's only appropriate to reflect here then, theologically, on Christ's suffering and death.
Christ's death was necessary to provide atonement for sin, of course – the book of Romans (Romans 5, in particular) makes that clear. And the reasons are so familiar (partly because of Passion Week sermons!) that there's no need to rehash them here. Yes, Christ's death was necessary to provide a substitutionary, atoning sacrifice.
But there's nothing in the atonement that required the kind of death Jesus died. Any death, given Jesus' total innocence, would have done it. Theoretically, he could have died in His sleep at a ripe old age and that would have done it insofar as an atoning sacrifice for sin; that still would have been enduring the "capital punishment" for sin when He was guilty of no sin.
So why did He go through all that? And by "all that" I mean the tortures and humiliations so horrific that their very depiction and memory are feared to be to this day inflammatory of prejudicial backlash. Recall the controversies along this line with which Mel Gibson's Passion of Christ was greeted.
The closest thing to an explanation we get in the entire New Testament is Hebrews 2:10:
"For it was fitting for Him, for whom are all things, and through whom are all things, in bringing many sons to glory, to perfect the author of their salvation through sufferings."
Notice that the writer of Hebrews does not say "necessary." It was necessary for there to be a sacrifice of death (Heb. 8:3); it was necessary for the "Heavenly Temple" to be "cleansed" with a blood sacrifice (Heb. 9:23) – so OK, "blood" sacrifice sounds inherently violent. But the level of Christ's suffering – the beating, the torture, the mockery . . . only "fitting."
How so?
(I'm going to need another blog for that one. . . . Stay tuned Good Friday.)
Todd Mangum is the Academic Dean and Professor of Theology at Biblical. He is ordained by the Southern Baptist Convention. Todd is the author of The Dispensational-Covenantal Rift, and of several articles seeking to bridge divides among Bible-believing Christians. He is married to Linda and they have three sons. See also http://www.biblical.edu/index.php/todd-mangum.
Written by Susan Disston Tuesday, 26 March 2013 00:00
A new Pope of the Roman Catholic Church was elected this month. Within two days, The Economist featured a cautionary subtitle to a front page article: "Pope Francis inherits a mess but has great opportunities. He will need to act quickly." (March 16, 2013, print edition)
Indeed, Pope Francis is the new leader of a problem-besieged church. But the world senses that he will find opportunities that his predecessors overlooked. Perhaps that's because we're finding out that this Pope has prepared himself for transformational leadership. Pope Francis brings to his office a commitment and sensitivity for justice and for the poor; one that makes him stand out in a prophetic way from his peers and imitates the ministry of his namesake, Francis of Assisi. For example, the Pope-elect, "when he was archbishop of sprawling Buenos Aires, moved out of the palace of previous prelates and went abroad to literally wash the feet of AIDS sufferers in hospice." (Barone, www.phillie.com, March 15, 2013).
Francesco di Pietro di Bernardone (St. Francis of Assisi) and Jorge Mario Bergoglio (Pope Francis) entered into lifelong ministries of advocacy and giving to the poor. It is likely that that both studied the Gospels and let the words of Jesus propel them into ministry. The world observed the fruit of this study when Pope Francis asked for the prayers of the people from the balcony of the Sistine Chapel in the first hours after his election.
What can we expect when we study the Gospels? Tom Wright—biblical scholar and pastor—suggested that the Gospels were written to transform, not just to inform the reader. He said people should seek out all four Gospels and "struggle with each book" and its unique portrait of Jesus. He explained,
- John's Gospel is designed to bring you to your knees in wonder, love, and praise.
- Luke's is meant to make you sit up and think hard about Jesus as Lord of the whole world.
- Matthew's is like a beautifully bound book which the Christian must study and ponder at leisure, steadily reordering one's life in the process.
- Mark's is like a hastily printed revolutionary tract, stuffed into a back pocket, and frequently pulled out, read by torchlight, and whispered to one's co-conspirators." (from The Original Jesus: The Life and Vision of a Revolutionary." Eerdmans, 144ff.)
In other words, we can expect to encounter Jesus in life transforming ways as each in our own way face the daily "mess" and the many opportunities that require us to "act quickly" and with wisdom. Our struggle to encounter Jesus can then lead us into prayer. Wright reminds us that the Gospels lead us to Jesus every time.
Susan Disston is the assistant dean of curriculum and assessment at Biblical Seminary. http://www.biblical.edu/index.php/adjunct-faculty-theology
Written by Kyuboem Lee Wednesday, 20 March 2013 00:00
The 2013 Justice Conference took place in Philadelphia's Pennsylvania Convention Center February 22-23. Several thousand justice-seekers from all around the country (and the world) gathered to sit at the feet of the likes of John M. Perkins, a Nicholas Wolterstorff, Ken Wytsma (the founder of the conference), Eugene Cho (One Day's Wages), Gary Haugen (International Justice Mission), and many others.
It was a great time for me to connect with friends old and new, and get a pulse on what was happening in the Church with regard to Justice. I was witnessing a movement. Most of the attendees were in their twenties. Nicholas Wolterstorff observed that there was a time when getting 25 people together to talk about justice would have been a success; now, he had a crowd of a few thousand before him.
The conference has stimulated me to write down takeaways and thoughts, and share them as tweets. Here they are, collected together:
- #justice2013 takeaway: Pastors, something is happening with young Xians re justice. Are you being equipped theologically to guide them?
- #justice2013 takeaway: Justice is an optional part of gospel ministry only if justice is an optional part of God's character.
- #justice2013 takeaway: Pastors, if your gospel lives only in the individual moral sphere, you will lose the new generation. And the world.
- #justice2013 takeaway: There is a profound & urgent need for theological education (specifically pastoral training) for shalom.
- #justice2013 thought: How will the Church keep "justice" from becoming merely a commodity the privileged can indulge in?
- #justice2013 thought: What transformations will theo ed institutions need to undergo so they can raise up leaders for communities of shalom? (This one got some interesting discussion over on Facebook take a look.)
- #justice2013 thought: If there is 2 b theo ed 4 shalom->churches of shalom, what must happen 2 overcome injustices in higher ed? Ordination?
- #justice2013 thought: Activists need pastors & churches who connect their work 2 gospel, else they r n danger of getting co-opted by world.
- #justice2013 thought: The Church must persistently draw the connection between justice and gospel, else we will be left w a secular justice.
- #justice2013 thought: The Church must persistently draw the connection between justice & gospel, else we will be left w sth less than gospel
- #justice2013 thought: If justice is to reign Xians must upend postcolonial relationships in institutions, churches & yes justice ministries.
- #justice2013 thought: To commit to justice means a lifelong journey of repentance from apathy, paternalism, privilege-seeking & triumphalism
- #justice2013 thought: 2 commit 2 justice = pursuing just partnerships across racial, cultural, socioec boundaries; 2 b more than urself.
- #justice2013 thought: 4 justice 2b true, main action has 2b @ the grassroots, not in the stratosphere of privilege; bottom-up, not top-down.
- #justice2013 thought: Justice must be firmly grounded in the gospel. It will save us from messiah complex, burnout, reliance on techniques.
- #justice2013 thought: Preaching w/o justice doing isn't good news; justice doing w/o gospel sharing isn't in the end loving.
- #justice2013 thought: Justice doers, beware of exploiting hurting 4 celebrity & feeding god complex. You too need 2 answer 2 a just King.
- #justice2013 thought: Don't be in love with the idea of yourself doing justice; be in love with the just King.
- More #justice2013 thought: Biblical theology of justice may keep word & deed, individual & social, godliness & justice together in Jesus.
More thoughts and discussions will come, surely -- I invite your conversation. But talking should also mean walking; here's to seeing more God-glorifying justice-doing in our world.
Dr. Kyuboem Lee serves as a lecturer of Urban Mission at Biblical Seminary. He is the founding pastor of Germantown Hope Community Church in Philadelphia, and the General Editor for the Journal of Urban Mission (http://jofum.com).
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It's odd, though...and forgive me if this was discussed already, but wasn't the whole reason that this training was taking such a while and effort to complete was because of the fact that Naruto couldn't use Kage Bunshin? If I recall correctly, that gathered up way too much nature energy and increased his rate of permanent transformation into a frog.
Granted, back then, he was using the oil, which was concentrating his nature energy gathering, but still. I mean, we can see him turning into a frog, now, by just running around and trying to gather the chakra.
Whatever happens, I believe (and hope, for that matter) that this K.Bunshin solution will be unlike anything thus far. I'm interested to see what Naruto comes up with to solve the issue.
Cool chapter! Call me an optimist for believing Kakashi just might come back
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Nooooooo! Kakashi dead? Without his face revealed?
Not Acceptable! O:
Not. Accept....?"How do u look 2 ways at once?" yea like we didn't see that coming
.....aw, forget it.
I hope Kishi had some other cool guys to replace him with.
One move is always the bread and butter of a character..
Its interesting that in naruto's case is a support move!
That he is using to its fullest, on attack and support and whatnot..
I don't see why the whining.
Pain fight with SIX full time,and each one has a special ability that complete the rest.
One for attack, one for defense and so on.
Why naruto isn't just as cool as Pain? not to mention that all of his clones can do exactly what the original can do..
I was somewhat puzzled why is that Naruto wasn't using clones to train moving Sage, he knows that each clone exponentially speed up the process.. 2-3 clones would be of a great improvement (within the pa's reach)
"Chile is a thin and tall country"
I've no problem with the Kage bushin in case you want to compare it to the
Sharigan time and space hack.
But that was in the beginning when he had NO knowledge or control of natural chakra at all so to use the kage bunshin technique during the first phase was just ridiculous but NOW hes a even better than jiraiya at it and its obvious he can go into sage mode without any probs at all.
And his clones can be in sage mode as well, although they wouldn't be as strong as the original i presume cause 1000 sage narutos spell out pure pwnage. As been speculated b4 all he has to do is let his clone gather nature chakra from a safe distance
U forgot to mention the now "get inside your brain and consciousness" mode.
"He is now declaring his words to the WORLD!"
The complaints about Kagebunshin solution are because throughout Part II, his growth consists of nothing but rehasing of Kagebunshin or Rasengan in some way. It may seem shallow, but in a manga where his peers all have a wide range of techniques it's frustrating to read about a main character who just rehashes the same two-three moves over and over.
Atleast he could use the Kagebunshin in a more logical manner, like learning more elemental jutsus(200 bunshins practice one jutsu, another 200 practice another and so on).
On the Kage Bunshin issue, I give Kishi credit.
It's just a hint given to us to remember his first Rasengan training.
Still hope he'll find another way to perform senjutsu without KB. First he was obliged to use KB for Rasengan, until he got used to it and performed rasengan on his own ( he can perform normal rasengan alone, right?)
I agree with The Witcher on KB use for training.
He could also train physically his real body on taijutsu to counter attacks from every of his own KB. And gets more used to learn KB experience in real fight.
I still don't think Kakashi is dead. The slug that was sitting on him was probably healing him already and Tsunade just didn't say anything because he is in critical condition.
And as things stand right now, I also don't think that Pain will kill Tsunade. Not if that is the only Pain she has to fight. I mean she has four Anbu and Choji with her (and while we never saw any Anbu do anything they are supposed to be good shinobi) and they all know how this Pain fights. They should be able to dispose of them.
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Barabba, who has an MBA from UCLA, began a career that focused on the needs of the public sector. He founded a firm that provided electoral information to political campaigns from city hall to the presidency. Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford appointed him director of the U.S. Census Bureau in 1973 and 1974. President Jimmy Carter reappointed him as director in 1979, making Barabba the only person to receive this honor from presidents of different political parties. In 1983, he was appointed the United States Representative on the Population Commission of the United Nations Economic and Social Council by President Ronald Reagan in 1983 and President George H.W. Bush in 1989.
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Even though Kristen and Rob have been working on their relationship, Rob isn't ready to fully 're-commit' to K-Stew because he can't trust her! Do you think Rob has any right to still feel this way?
Robert Pattinson just can't seem to shake Kristen Stewart's affair with her Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders, according to a new report on RadarOnline.com. The 22-year-old actress reportedly feels like she's done everything to prove to Rob that she's serious about their relationship.
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But the problems lies with Rob not feeling as though he can fully accept Kristen back into his life after being betrayed so badly.
"The problem is, Rob is still dithering on what to do," the source adds. "I think Kristen is now at the stage where she feels it is time for him to get over her affair or perhaps move on," the source reveals. "Rob and Kristen are at a crossroads right now as to whether he finally accepts they are back together or not."
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Posted at 3:20 PM on December 3, 2012
Please everyone only believe what you hear straight from rob and Kristen's mouths. Like how they talk about bear and Bernie. The tabloids known nothing. Sadly the only way the paparazzi will ever leave them alone is if we fans aren't interested in them anymore. We have to say goodbye for them to get their privacy back. I'm only posting right now to try to get this message out. It sucks but you all know I'm right.
Posted at 2:16 PM on December 3, 2012
If the media tabloids mostly the F***ed up paps leave them alone then they will be normal! But until then everytime that they will be spotted in the flashes of the camera, their faces are going to look as miserable as hell! Yes they reached a level fame by starring in the teilight films, but they really do need a break now!!
Posted at 1:32 PM on December 3, 2012
i am kinda both because i understand where rob is coming from because yea she cheated but in another interview he said 'that love is perfect always there is always gonna be some fights but that is the way of showing them that you love them you cant always have perfect relationship. it just isn't possible' that could be there way of showing that they love each other be arguing a lot love silly thongs.
Posted at 1:10 PM on December 3, 2012
Operative Split-Up already launched. Good move there making her look like she's the one in charge of the situation. How many weeks 'till the official break up statement? 1, 2? Her PR team better get/buy/ whatever it takes her a nomination so the impact of the upcoming "sad" news is minimized. Honestly, the only one that deserves and Oscar (indeed) is Ruth Bernstein. Girl had to make the impossible to navigate graciously the chaos of the last months.
Posted at 2:07 PM on December 3, 2012
Joyce Delgado thanky very much
i hope its not true about rob and kristen
really rob loves her i hope, that they can work things out beacuse you schould give a person a second chance. wish peace an happiness to rob and kristen
they are great together.
love you kristen and rob
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I don't believe this crap this story is bogues and lies so do't spead lies about Robert and Kristen.
Kristen didn't say sence of word about Robert won't forgive her of her affair with Rupert.
it was said that Robert has forgiven Kristen, Radaronline was said thet same thing that story was also wrong about the story so you see theres no truth in this story so don't worry they are fine.
Go to gossipcop.com there you fine truth in any story that is told, they find different sourches before they tell you any thing. Usely Hollywood life will tell the truth so I don't worry, I'm a fan of both Kristen and Robert and yes Robert has forgiven Kristen and they are back together and even living together as well so you see I check every courch I see about these two. love these two couple I'm a fan and will always be their supporter and a friend I would like for them to think of me as a friend.
love Kristen and Robert love from your fan and friend!!!……
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Posted at 1:11 PM on December 3, 2012
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Posted at 12:40 PM on December 3, 2012
More gossip from the media, HL is running out of headlines, so they invent one. A juicy one to make sure they generate a lot buzz. Boycott Tabloid Media, they are in it for the money, not
the honest truth. HL has a lot of new companies advertising, they need to continue generating a lot of gossip to keep the money coming in. HL found a gold mine in Kristen Steward!
Posted at 12:29 PM on December 3, 2012
they look happy
Posted at 12:29 PM on December 3, 2012
Stupid gossip……just plain stupid. Nobody knows the truth, and they do not want anyone to know the truth. They own their own images, they do not have to perform for the pattz, or the public. Personal time is just that, personal.
Can you blame them for not smiling or going into hiding?
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Posted at 11:54 AM on December 3, 2012
Kristen move from Rob.
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Posted at 11:50 AM on December 3, 2012
well if this article has any truth to it, they should go their separate ways and have done with it, if she can't give him time to get over what she did, then stop trying for something that they may never get back. Take next year out, do their owns things and see what happens. They've both seemed to have been in relationships and never had time as singletons, maybe that's the problem…they both still young go out and have fun.
Yes, he really should try to get over his heartbreak and I think he is trying. Kristen has such a good opinion of herself, doesn't she? She is too immature to realize that it can take years, not months, to get over such a betrayal and I don't believe their relationship will ever be as it was. What she did will always be there, and considering some of her new talk about challenges, etc. I don't hold out much hope for a permanent reconciliation. It all depends on how long she is willing to wait and how long it takes to build back the trust between them.
Posted at 11:41 AM on December 3, 2012
We will never know the truth of the whole situtation. Was it a pr stunt or real? I know that when you look at the red carpet photos from BD1, Rob was always looking at Kristen looking in love. In the BD2 photos it is like he could care less she was there. I hope that what ever they wants happens for them.. I think some better laws need to go in place regarding the patz. They are out of control. They should have some space rule. When they got back to LA they were hounded and the patz were yelling things at them to get a reaction. I would never want to give up my privacy for fame or fortune. Good luck to them both.
Gentle soul
Posted at 12:52 PM on December 3, 2012
@PJ, go to Justice For Kristen.Wordpress.com. You will find the answers that you seek on their
website. Also, @Peace4stew. Boycot Tabloid Media is also collaborating. Bullying is illegal is the country, and Kristen has been bullied enough. It is time to get behind her and boycott companies that support bullying.
Posted at 11:24 AM on December 3, 2012
In a way I'd like to say he shouldn't get over it, but at the same time if he was willing to step back in and take her back then he should stop bringing it up. Having a relationship where cheating is the constant point of conversation and an excuse for not committing 100% isn't worth even trying. They are doomed.
Posted at 11:16 AM on December 3, 2012
@woody88 and Austrian, my point is that rob rush in taking her back, he didnt wait enought time to think things trought, maybe if he had waited more time he will be sure by this time about his feeling for her and if he cant leave behind the cheating thing and by now, maybe, he will be ready to be with her without doubts. But to my point of view he manage wrong the situation
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Um...the fact the I get 20-30 of the same problems within hours of a scan makes me doubt both the validity of the results being displayed and it's ability to remove them. This is, however, a recent problem that I have not had before now and may just be my computer.


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Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Restaurant Review: Before there was Starbucks, there was Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf. Now there are scores of these pleasant, airy, vaguely '60s (warm woods and plants) coffee shops throughout the Southland. Choose among the many varieties of coffee beans to take home, plus great espresso drinks, muffins and cakes. Some people swear their blended-iced-mocha concoction is unbeatable. Other locations. |
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Rovers eye Bayern striker
09 Jul 2007 - 12:37:08
Blackburn Rovers are reportedly interested in bringing Bayern Munich forward Roque Santa Cruz to England.
The 25-year-old Paraguay international has made clear his desire to move on and says he is unlikely to stay in Germany, as he does not want to play against Bayern in the future.
He had said last week: "I do not want to stay in German football. It is a different mentality. It is not as attacking as other championships.
"Besides, I could not play against Bayern out of respect for its fans and the city."
That has alerted Rovers to Santa Cruz, who is also a reported target for Manchester City and Turkish giants Galatasaray.
Chairman John Williams told the Lancashire Evening Telegraph: "We have been made aware of his availability by a number of agents.
"He's a player that Mark Hughes is aware of."
Santa Cruz has been with Bayern for nearly eight years, while he recently scored a hat-trick for his country against Colombia in the Copa America.
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So does the Ruger. But I agree with you. Once ran into a large bear in the Pacific northwest while I was an infantry officer. The point guy of my patrol SCREAMED past me at a dead run (screaming incoherent curses) in a direction 180 degrees to that of our movement. Then I saw the bruin. It got up on it's hind legs and snarled. So what did my aspiring Rambo's do? Cut loose on full auto. 2 M-60's, and about 14 more M-16's. All loaded with BLANKS. DUH.Originally Posted by MatoTanika
I reached into my rucksack and pulled out a CS GAS GRENADE and rolled it gently right between his legs. THe grenade went POOF! and that poor old bear took off! Ran away howling and rubbing his nose with his paw. I tried to tell him that rubbing just made the pain worse but he didn't listen.