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Ethics Essay Contest at Ethics SIG
Announcement: Ethics Essay Contest at Ethics SIG
Dear Pediatric Residents and Fellows of all Subspecialties in Pediatrics,
We are pleased to announce the sixth APA Ethics Special Interest Group (SIG) Essay Contest.
The contest is open to all pediatric residents and pediatric subspecialty fellows (including pediatric surgical fellows). Essays should focus on the ethical issues that residents and fellows face while caring for patients. Topics may include but not limited to personal narratives of ethical dilemmas faced in training or practice or scholarly presentations of issues related to organizational, interprofessional or global health ethics.
Essays should be between 800 to 1600 words. Essays longer than 1700 words will be disqualified without review. Essays must be original and unpublished works. If multiple authors, the award will be shared. All co-authors should provide demographic information (training status) and role in manuscript preparation.
Two awards will be offered. Awards can only be used as travel awards to attend the PAS meeting.
1st Place - $200
2nd Place - $100
The winning essays will be read at the PAS meeting in San Francisco and will be published in APA website as part of Ethics SIG newsletter in July 2017. If the resident or fellow will be attending PAS in San Francisco they may present their paper themselves.
Deadline: March 10, 2017
Submit essays to: firstname.lastname@example.com
We wish you all the best in your writings in ethics!
Zeynep Salih, M.D., MA
Indiana University School of Medicine
Riley Hospital for Children
Adrian Lavery, MD, MPH
Loma Linda University
Children's Hospital
Winning Essays for Ethics SIG Ethics Essay contest-2016
First prize winner: "End of Life Care Before Birth"
Phoebe Danziger, MD
House Officer-I
Department of Pediatrics & Communicable Diseases
University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children's Hospital
End of Life Care Before Birth
On the last day of my third year of medical school, I learned that my pregnancy was complicated by an obstructive uropathy. I was 19 weeks pregnant, and we chose to terminate the pregnancy, an experience I have written about previously. My husband and I considered the fetus our baby, our son-to-be, and we experienced our decision to end his life in utero as the most profound medical and parenting decision we had ever made.
Now, as a pediatrician-in-training and the mother of three healthy daughters, I think frequently about our son, and the decision we made. With every child on the inpatient census with posterior urethral valves; with every well-child exam I schedule for my daughters; with every elevator ride I share with expectant parents who solemnly exit on the floor that houses the hospital's fetal diagnostic center, I think of our baby. I think of what color his fuzzy, sweet-smelling hair would have been, and how old he would be if he had survived. I think about how his brief existence is shaping me as a pediatrician, and I wonder if I would even be on this clinical path at all, a path already challenging enough with a young daughter, if we had continued the pregnancy. I wonder if we made the right decision for our baby and for our family.
The issues surrounding fetal anomalies and pregnancy termination are currently being debated with urgency and vigor on a national level. Ohio is poised to become the second state in the nation to ban abortion when Down Syndrome has been diagnosed prenatally, following North Dakota, which prohibits termination of any pregnancy with a "genetic abnormality" or "a potential for a genetic abnormality." Legislation has been introduced across the country prohibiting termination prior to 20 weeks gestation, often without exception for fetal anomalies. In many states, terminations can now be funded only with private insurance and if an "abortion rider" has been purchased in advance.
As advances in perinatology and neonatology expand the boundaries of what is possible in the perinatal period, the ethical questions that arise continue to elicit passionate, often diametrically opposed opinions. How do we define the ethical use of assisted reproductive technologies and prenatal diagnostic techniques? What is the role of pregnancy termination for fetal anomalies in medicine and in society? What is the scope of "end-of-life" decision-making in the perinatal period? What are the roles and obligations of physicians, and pediatricians in particular?
A paradigm shift is needed in order to forge a more sustainable and ethical approach to these complex and multifaceted issues. First, I propose that the distinctions often used as ethical and practical guideposts in the perinatal period - viability and pre-viability, fetus and neonate - be deemphasized in the setting of fetal anomalies. These distinctions are intuitive, morally rooted, and frequently helpful, but a dogmatic reliance on such dichotomies contributes to suffering and inequality.
Second, the concept of "best interest" in these cases must be explicitly broadened to incorporate the significance of the fetus's mother, family, and larger community. Third, the tension between the existence of certain perinatal interventions and decisions to use, forego, or withdraw them must be more transparently addressed. Finally, pregnancy termination must be recognized as falling within the scope of end-of-life decision-making and palliative care for some families, while acknowledging that this raises difficult questions about the roles and obligations of physicians.
Perinatal policy and practice focus strongly on the concept of viability, the potential to survive outside of the uterus. While there is robust discussion of certain ethical issues related to viability, such as decision-making at the margin of gestational viability, what is less explicitly discussed is the utility of the concept at all in the context of fetal anomalies. For fetuses with severe anomalies, extensive medical intervention may be required to allow for survival outside of the uterus. The use of such interventions, and the associated risks and benefits, carry different meanings and implications for families. Some treatments utilized in the perinatal period, such as neonatal dialysis, fall into a gray zone regarding when they are appropriate or obligatory to offer, and when they may be ethically declined. Thus, when survival may depend on extensive medical intervention with an uncertain risk-benefit profile, the concept of viability is only marginally useful.
From a practical standpoint, when pregnancy termination is restricted beginning at 20 weeks gestation or "viability," this is precisely the point at which many major anomalies are being diagnosed, as professional guidelines recommend a fetal anatomic survey at 18 to 20 weeks gestation. Families may be forced to make extremely high-stakes decisions under severe time pressure, with incomplete information. Delaying a decision in order to observe more of a condition's natural progression, to pursue further testing, or simply to reflect, may result in a drastic reduction in available choices. There is also the potential for significant socioeconomic and educational disparities, as individuals with lower health literacy may not comprehend the potential significance of obtaining timely prenatal diagnostic testing, and families may not have the resources to travel in a timely manner to obtain the desired medical care.
Just as viability is viewed as a critical turning point, a firm distinction is drawn between the fetus and the neonate. As a society we generally afford increasing recognition of personhood and rights with advancing gestational age and with birth, an approach that is overall reasonable and principled. A more humanistic and less mechanical perspective, however, suggests that while a neonate may technically be physically independent, the infant may be considered inextricably intertwined with its mother, its family, its community, and its culture in many ways. This is especially salient when considering a neonate with severe anomalies, whose survival depends on replacing the prenatal physiological dependence on its mother with the postnatal reliance on intensive medical care.
Continuing a pregnancy complicated by severe anomalies can have significant physical, psychological, and socioeconomic effects on mothers and families. In addition to concerns about the primary experience of their child, families may have concerns about the non-trivial risks associated with pregnancy and delivery, the emotional impact of continuing a pregnancy with a severely ill fetus, the psychological impact on siblings, logistical and financial details related to the need for intensive medical care at a tertiary care center, and the overall wellbeing of the family. Different families prioritize these factors differently, but the reality is that these perinatal decisions do not occur in a moral vacuum. For some families, the "best interest" of the fetus rightfully includes careful consideration of the best interest of the mother and the family.
Perinatal hospice and adoption are sometimes proposed as more just alternatives to pregnancy termination, often with reference to beliefs about fetal capacity for pain, establishment of personhood, and societal discrimination against disability. Conversely, many arguments in favor of more liberal abortion policy deemphasize the perceived humanity of the fetus. What all of these arguments miss, however, is that for many families, the humanity of the fetus with severe anomalies is a primary motivating factor in considering or choosing termination. For these families, termination is not a choice that reflects a devaluing of the fetus, or a disavowal of the worth or humanity of individuals with medical disabilities or differences. Instead, it is a decision that represents a complex calculus about how to most humanely consider and balance consideration for the fetus with considerations about other members of the family. Advocating for compulsory pregnancy continuation is based on a belief that life and survival must be valued above all else, a belief that is not universally shared and that strips parents of the autonomy to make medical decisions for their fetus based on their careful determination of the best interest of their fetus and their family.
Some point to the fundamental difference between withdrawing or withholding life-prolonging care, versus pregnancy termination as an active procedure intended to cause fetal demise. The accusation of "playing God" is sometimes leveraged. The provision of intensive perinatal care is not a passive act either, however, and in that sense attempting extensive intervention could also be considered "playing God." The potential pain and suffering associated with life-prolonging medical interventions is not incontrovertibly more noble or just than the potential pain and suffering associated with termination.
For some families, utilizing available medical options is a meaningful and valid choice. Life-prolonging interventions may allow a family to gain more information through a trial of therapy, to prevent complicated grief about "giving up without trying," or to shape the quantity and quality of their time with their child. A recent study by Annie Janvier and colleagues of families of children with trisomy 13 and 18 concluded that many families find deep meaning and satisfaction in pursuing certain life-prolonging measures. This is an important challenge to traditional paternalistic assumptions that there are some lives that are "not worth living." However, there is a risk of idealizing and glorifying such decisions, thereby perpetuating deeply entrenched forms of sexism and discrimination, as the meaning, satisfaction, or stress derived from such situations may be vastly different for a single mother with limited resources and secular beliefs, as compared to a religious, financially comfortable two-parent household with a mother who does not work outside the home.
What, then, is the role of the pediatrician in all of this? Reasonable individuals, physicians and non-physicians alike, possess vastly different opinions about fetal anomalies and pregnancy termination, opinions rooted in different ideas of compassion and justice. At times, the primary role of the physician may not be to heal, or save, or fix, but rather to help families navigate these murky and painful boundaries. We made the decision for our son to live and die knowing only the warmth and safety of my body; for us, it was the most right and just decision in a situation that was impossibly wrong. As physicians, we must vehemently defend the rights of families to make their own decisions; to define what constitutes the "best interest" of their own fetus and family; and to guide, in concert with the medical team, the meaningful use of medical intervention, whether life-prolonging or life-ending.
Second prize winner: "The Starfish Problem"
Bryan Sisk, MD
Pediatrics Resident, PL3
St. Louis Children's Hospital
The Starfish Problem
"Me duele los riñones," said the weathered old woman. Her face winced with deep lines as she pointed her thumb toward her lower back where she believed her kidneys were. She was the first patient of the day in the small Andean village, and a long line of dusty patients was already growing outside. "Aquí?" I asked as I palpated up and down her spine. She winced again as I pressed the muscles in her lower back. The diagnosis was lumbago, lower back pain, likely due to overuse and lack of stretching. Over the month of our medical mission trip, this was the most common complaint from patients. As a medical student at the time, I had memorized the spiel from my attending physician, even with my limited Spanish vocabulary. Avoid carrying heavy bags on your back. Bend with your knees, not at the waist. Stretch in the mornings and in the evenings. I showed her some exercises and asked her to practice with me. She suspiciously sat with me on the floor and twisted and turned. When we were done, I handed her a baggy of ibuprofen tablets and sent her on her way. She smiled at me as she slung a heavy burlap sack over her shoulder and walked off. I signaled for the next patient to come. It was a middle aged man with a sun-hardened face. He walked with his right hand pressed against his back, wincing as he slumped into the plastic chair across from me. "Los riñones?" I asked as I readied my next baggy of ibuprofen.
We had spent the past month visiting different villages throughout the Sacred Valley of the Peruvian Andes on a short-term medical mission, setting up makeshift clinics in whatever space was available. We had used churches, single-room school houses, even tents. Each morning, we woke before dawn, carried supplies to the bus station and caravanned to a different town. The roads were narrow and winding, offering beautiful views of the valley just beyond the thousand foot drop-offs. There were no guard rails or emergency vehicles. There was only worry and prayer.
As the day progressed, patients continued to cycle through our clinic, with diagnoses ranging from respiratory infections to arthritis to probable heart failure. One patient presented with craniofacial abnormalities and obvious developmental delays. I thought the diagnosis was untreated congenital hypothyroidism, but the parents were concerned that she was a machu, the spawn of a demon that secretly impregnated the mother while she was sleeping.
The last patient of the day was a six-year-old boy brought in by his mother for a checkup. He walked in barefoot, leaving footprints in the grime that had accumulated on the cement floor. His belly was slightly distended and he looked anxious. The mother spoke quickly and softly, but I was able to snatch the words gusano and las heces, worms in his stool. I listened to his chest, pressed on his belly and gave his mother a baggy of vitamins, anti-parasitic medicine and a toothbrush. A few minutes later as I helped to pack up our supplies, I saw the boy outside waving his toothbrush around like a sword and running it through the dirt. I wondered what would happen to these people once the baggies ran empty the next month.
With the last of the supplies packed securely in the rear of the bus, we started our three-hour-ride back to the hotel. I watched out the window as our patients from earlier in the day returned to their normal lives. Entire families worked in the fields, their eyes squinted against the sunlight and gritty wind. A man was driving a wooden plow behind two oxen. An old woman was whipping a bull that was a full foot taller than her with a long switch. One old man, probably in his seventies, was carrying a bushel of green wheat fresh from the ground on his shoulders. The bus curved around the mountainside and the town disappeared, like we had never been there. I was left wondering if we had done any good, if our efforts were worth it, or worse if we had actually caused more harm than good.
As I watched the town fade from view, an old parable came to mind. There was a beach littered with starfish that had been stranded by the receding tide. A young boy was running up and down the beach, scooping up starfish and throwing them back to the water. An old man watching called out to the boy. Why are you wasting your energy? There are too many. You can't save them. The young boy paused and stared at the old man, holding a starfish to the sky. At least I can save this one. And he tossed the starfish back to the ocean. When I had first heard this story, I thought assuredly the young boy was right. You have to keep hope in the face adversity, and you have to strive to help those in need. Lately, I had begun to wonder if the old man had a point. Or perhaps another character was needed in the story, someone to stop and ask why the starfish were being beached in the first place.
There was also a more modern and worrisome starfish problem that came to mind. In the recent past, the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia was being threatened by hordes of hungry starfish that had an appetite for corals. Some well-meaning fishermen netted masses of starfish and cut them in half, trying to thin the herd. They dumped the buckets of mangled starfish back into the sea and rinsed the blood from their hands, feeling a sense of accomplishment. Little did they know that this species was able to regenerate lost limbs and each half turned into a new, whole starfish. After significant effort, they had doubled the severity of the problem. The harder they worked, the worse things got. I began to wonder if our efforts were multiplying our problems. Were there dangers of prescribing medications without any plan for follow-up? Was our medical advice incompatible with their necessary lifestyle? Did our actions undermine the authority of the local physicians who would remain after we left? Did our mere presence place a greater strain on their limited resources?
While there has been extensive debate regarding the ethics of international clinical research, discussion on the ethics of international medical volunteerism has been sparse.1-3 This disparity may be due in part to the belief that medical mission work is intrinsically altruistic and therefore intrinsically ethical.4 Unfortunately, this viewpoint does not encourage the critical ethical appraisal of short-term medical mission trips. Nor does it encourage forethought to ensure that short-term missions are not "self-serving... ineffective... or costly."4 As international health grows in popularity, short-term work is being further incorporated into all levels of medical education. Assuredly, the experiences that trainees gain from these trips will bolster their understanding of disparity in the world, and will hopefully help them to pass on the flame of altruism to their colleagues back home. However, the question remains as to whether the benefits of these trips outweigh the risks, and who is the primary beneficiary, the trainee or the patient. For example, some have questioned the ethics of medical trainees treating vulnerable populations, especially in areas beyond their expertise.5 Others have pointed to the potential lack of sustainability of changes after the mission workers leave, and question whether resources could be better utilized to foster lasting change.6 Perhaps rather than spending money on airfare, room and board for a volunteer, the money could be used to improve water sanitation efforts or could support the local physician who provides a lasting presence in the community.
As a medical trainee, it is tempting to sign up for a short-term medical mission with the assumption that our participation is inherently a good thing. We want to get our hands dirty in the gritty reality of disparity around the world. We want to be great physicians and to do great things. However, as in other parts of medical training, we ought to turn a critical eye to the risks and benefits of these interventions. Ill-conceived missions can lead to real harms: the child who becomes ill after eating an entire baggy of gummy vitamins, thinking they were candy; the post-operative patient who has insufficient follow-up for a complication; the local physician whose patients prefer to be seen by the foreign doctors. Good intentions are not enough to ensure good outcomes.
Certainly, there are some short-term medical missions that are well-structured and part of a greater plan that can lead to positive changes, but just as assuredly there are poorly organized, poorly conceived trips that harm the very people they are trying to help. As such, there are several important questions that ought to be asked prior to planning and implementing these trips. Was the mission planned in collaboration with the community being served? Will our presence help the community, or will it place an undue burden on already scarce local resources? Will any changes be sustainable after we leave? How will we know if we are helping or hurting? Is this primarily for us or for them?7 Although this conversation has begun to smolder in the literature, it must become louder and more inclusive in order to ensure the realization of our good intentions. Careful ethical scrutiny in the planning and implementation of short-term medical missions can help to ensure that our efforts are not for nothing. It is one thing to throw a few starfish back to the sea. It is quite another to impart real and lasting change.
- Levine C. Placebos and HIV. Lessons learned. Hastings Cent Rep. 1998;28(6):43-48.
- Crigger BJ, National Bioethics Advisory Commission. National Bioethics Advisory Commission Report: Ethical and policy issues in international research. IRB. 2001;23(4):9-12.
- Crump JA, Sugarman J. Ethical considerations for short-term experiences by trainees in global health. Jama J Am Med Assoc. 2008;300(12):1456-1458. doi:10.1001/jama.300.12.1456.
- DeCamp M. Ethical review of global short-term medical volunteerism. Hec Forum Interdiscip J Hosp Ethical Leg Issues. 2011;23(2):91-103. doi:10.1007/s10730-011-9152-y.
- Langowski MK, Iltis AS. Global health needs and the short-term medical volunteer: ethical considerations. Hec Forum Interdiscip J Hosp Ethical Leg Issues. 2011;23(2):71-78. doi:10.1007/s10730-011-9158-5.
- DeCamp M. Scrutinizing global short-term medical outreach. Hastings Cent Rep. 2007;37(6):21-23.
- Suchdev P, Ahrens K, Click E, Macklin L, Evangelista D, Graham E. A model for sustainable short-term international medical trips. Ambul Pediatr Off J Ambul Pediatr Assoc. 2007;7(4):317-320. doi:10.1016/j.ambp.2007.04.003.


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MorneÂs first title defence
Since winning the Sunshine Big Easy TourÂs 2011 Modderfontein tournament, Morne Buys has reached many new heights, but his title defence this week will be uncharted territory.
The 34-year-old has made the cut in his last three appearances on the main tour and must draw upon those experiences if he wants to once again claim the lionÂs share of the R100 000 prize fund.
Buys carded a second-round 67 en route to his victory last year. It was the best round of the tournament showed that he had some real class. Birdies at the 16th and 17th were the closing highlights of his charge down the stretch, which he raced through in 32 strokes on his way to a two-shot victory over Johan Etsebeth.
Victory at Modderfontein proved to be the confidence boost he needed, and Buys has since played his way into the spotlight on several occasions  most notably at the Telkom PGA Championship, where he carded consecutive 65s on his way to a share of fifth.
The Crown Mines Country Club professionalÂs path into professional golf is an interesting one  he reluctantly agreed to play his first-ever round after a group of friends insisted, and on the day shot an incredible 85. The rest, as they say, is history.
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I got this for $150 in Costco. I liked the USB thing, when you can plug the camera into computer and it is immediately recognized as an extra drive.
I liked the size and the weight. Menus are more or less intuitive, no control over image quality exept its size.
Terrible noise, especially in low light. Overburned highlights in usual sunny scenes.
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That Shirt she is wearing is so LL
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Lickin' yo Lips
in order to make a gul/guy understand that u want her/him!!
in order to make a gul/guy understand that u want her/him!!
That guy was checkin me out n givin me the LL in class!!!
додав ~Liza~ 30 Травня 2005
It's stands for LESBIAN LOVER.
" Hey wats up LL i missed you last nite."
додав Darth Leah 29 Липня 2006
shortened way to say Latin Lord
Dem LL's is cool, cause they is peoples too
додав duse 28 Лютого 2005
short for lan lan in Hokkien, as in you can do nothing about the situation
john didn't get to ask the girl to a hotel, so he LL has to masturbate himself for the night.
додав Marcus 19 Жовтня 2004
A shortened version of LL Cool J.
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Very hot actress/singer (Lindsay Lohan).
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Skip to comments.Vince Gill Confronts Fringe Groups and Gives Country Some Cred
Posted on 09/11/2013 6:05:49 PM PDT by Daffynition
Vince Gill did something on Sunday that not many country singers are willing to do: he courted controversy. Prior to a concert in Kansas City, Missouri, Gill confronted protesters from the Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas, who were picketing outside his concert to protest his divorce and remarriage, which they hold to be nothing more than a form of adultery. The church, which is nonaffiliated, has also protested against gays and Jews and at the funerals of U.S. soldiers killed in combat, in the belief that God is punishing the nation for its immorality.
At Kansas Citys Kauffman Center for the Arts, Gill walked up to the picket line where people carried placards saying, God Is Americas Terror.
Vince Gill, what in the world are you doing out here? a woman on the line asked.
I just came to see what hate looked like, he said.
Well, more importantly, the woman said, what are you doing with another mans wife?
I came out to see what hatred really looked like in the face.
Dont you know that divorce plus remarriage equals adultery? the woman asked. Jesus Christ said that.
Did he? Gill responded. You know what else he said? He said a lot of stuff about forgiveness, about grace. You guys dont have any of that.
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At the end of this video, Gill asks: "Are any of you guys Phelpses? Or are you guys like the C team?"
two wrongs don't make a right
he was wrong for the divorce remarriage thing
the idiots picketing his show are wrong in so many ways it ain't funny
but Vince and Amy are wrong and should not have broken up two families to satisfy their lust
Is it hate or greed? These people are only doing it for the money, and there beliefs don't make any sense, much less conform to Christianity.
In before the self-righteous holy church lady preachers on high horses!
Oops, I see I'm late. Harper Valley PTA beat me again.
These people are probably best ignored, but disagreeing with them doesn't really seem to qualify as "courting controversy."
Go Vince!
but Vince and Amy are wrong and should not have broken up two families to satisfy their lust
Amy Grant's ex, Gary Chapman, had some major drug issues when they were married. I don't blame her for getting out of that marriage. Chapman sure seemed to be a Phony Christian
Westboro Cult must be running out of issues going after a couple who have been married over 15 yrs
she took a vow
for better or for worse
the addiction was the for worse part
what part of that does she not get
I didn't know about the addiction thing, but one thing that always bothered me was her insistence that she never have to give up her career. Had I done the same, my husband and I would likely be divorced today, and I'm just a nurse, not a "star". Gary stayed home with the kids a lot. Right or wrong, there are two sides to every story and we don't know either of them very well. Maybe the addiction was trying to cope with the feelings of frustration and himself not providing for his family. Oh, yeah, I forgot...we're liberated from all that, aren't we? But, as Christians, wrong decisions made for good reasons are still wrong decisions. PERIOD!
She is a narcissist as are most "stars" and will have to deal with God on the fact that she did not even try to keep her vow once tempted with a big rich "star".
I cannot stand her and consider all her efforts tainted. I bet she doesn't even believe in God or how could she do what she did
If the Westboro Baptists had any "cred" they would protest a gay-pride parade.
"If the Westboro Baptists had any cred they would protest a gay-pride parade."
Oh...they do!
Didn't Gary Chapman host a show on TNN?
Agreed. Jesus is cited in three of the four gospels stating that remarriage after divorce (except for adultery or abandonment by an unbeliever) is in fact adultery.
I'm no fan of the Phelps family, but they have accurately cited Scripture. The Christian church in general is hypocritical in preaching so much against homosexuality, but glossing over the remarriage/adultery issue.
I'm still convinced that the Phelps gang are agents of the radical Left meant to discredit those who stand for Christian values.
The Devil can quote Scripture as well.
she took a vow
oh really - were you at her wedding? how do you know what vows she took?
And if she wasn't married in 'the church' it wasn't a real wedding in any case.
WBC are a bunch of lawyers with a lawsuit money making scam, masquerading as a fundamentalist religion.
Gee, some folks here must've been absent from Sunday School when they covered 'ye without sin cast the first stone' and 'you point out the speck in your brother's eye but ignore the stick in yours'. Jesus said lots of things - don't pick and choose the ones that are convenient.
well aumrl
what is marriage to you, eh? to stay together til someone richer comes along? Apparently that was her vow according to you
So if he was beating her, or abusing her in another way tough shit, right?
'Apparently that was her vow according to you'
actually I try not to judge.
I am perfectly happy to let G-d do that; for both Amy, Vince, and me.
was he?
she could separate to protect herself, but no one ever said she was beaten, she just saw a big star and grabbed for the brass ring despite her vow
well you are a better man than I Gunga Din
Except....judge not lest ye be judged. The phelps clan are not sinless and will be judged the same as they judge....as you will.
Ephesians 5:25-28 Husbands, love your wives, as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her, that he might sanctify her, having cleansed her by the washing of water with the word, so that he might present the church to himself in splendor, without spot or wrinkle or any such thing, that she might be holy and without blemish. In the same way husbands should love their wives as their own bodies. He who loves his wife loves himself.
So, exactly what were the reasons Christ gave to leave a marriage then? Could it be that a man who fails to love his wife as Christ loves His church, nor does that man love his wife as himself (drug abuse, physical abuse, etc..) qualify for divorce?
Unlike others, I won't pretend to speak for Christ on this topic. I cannot however envision that our Lord and Savior would want His children to remain in an abusive, destructive relationship. That just doesn't make sense.
That's your opinion. You weren't there, you don't know the facts. That in and of itself should stop you from hurling your accusations.
If you're going to quote scripture, I'd remind you about what Jesus said about gossip and speaking ill of others ....
What happened, Daffy, the Westboro nuts have infiltrated Free Republic?
Sure looks like it from a few of the posts here.....
Although it is wrong to divorce, the bible does say it is better remarry than to burn. I struggled with my divorce and even tried to forgive her being with someone else. She did it again and I gave her a divorce. I have remarried and do not see myself as a sinner for doing so.
what ? what did He say about gossip?
It must have been very difficult, I am sorry
Yep. This is a skunk fight.
See if you recognize yourself. (Hint: I bolded it so it's easy for you to find ..)
Ephesians 4:29 ESV
Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths, but only such as is good for building up, as fits the occasion, that it may give grace to those who hear.
Proverbs 16:28 ESV
A dishonest man spreads strife, and a whisperer separates close friends.
Proverbs 6:16-19 ESV
There are six things that the Lord hates, seven that are an abomination to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run to evil, a false witness who breathes out lies, and one who sows discord among brothers.
Proverbs 21:23 ESV
Whoever keeps his mouth and his tongue keeps himself out of trouble.
Proverbs 20:19 ESV
Whoever goes about slandering reveals secrets; therefore do not associate with a simple babbler.
Proverbs 18:8 ESV
The words of a whisperer are like delicious morsels; they go down into the inner parts of the body.
James 1:26 ESV
If anyone thinks he is religious and does not bridle his tongue but deceives his heart, this person's religion is worthless.
Titus 3:2 ESV
To speak evil of no one, to avoid quarreling, to be gentle, and to show perfect courtesy toward all people.
Psalm 34:13 ESV
Keep your tongue from evil and your lips from speaking deceit.
Proverbs 11:13 ESV
Whoever goes about slandering reveals secrets, but he who is trustworthy in spirit keeps a thing covered.
James 4:11 ESV
Do not speak evil against one another, brothers. The one who speaks against a brother or judges his brother, speaks evil against the law and judges the law. But if you judge the law, you are not a doer of the law but a judge.
Proverbs 17:4 ESV
An evildoer listens to wicked lips, and a liar gives ear to a mischievous tongue.
Psalm 101:5 ESV
Whoever slanders his neighbor secretly I will destroy. Whoever has a haughty look and an arrogant heart I will not endure.
Proverbs 26:20 ESV
For lack of wood the fire goes out, and where there is no whisperer, quarreling ceases.
Matthew 12:36 ESV
I tell you, on the day of judgment people will give account for every careless word they speak,
Leviticus 19:16 ESV
You shall not go around as a slanderer among your people, and you shall not stand up against the life of your neighbor: I am the Lord.
2 Timothy 2:16 ESV
But avoid irreverent babble, for it will lead people into more and more ungodliness,
1 Timothy 5:13 ESV
Besides that, they learn to be idlers, going about from house to house, and not only idlers, but also gossips and busybodies, saying what they should not.
Proverbs 10:18 ESV
The one who conceals hatred has lying lips, and whoever utters slander is a fool.
Proverbs 17:9 ESV
Whoever covers an offense seeks love, but he who repeats a matter separates close friends.
Romans 1:29 ESV
They were filled with all manner of unrighteousness, evil, covetousness, malice. They are full of envy, murder, strife, deceit, maliciousness. They are gossips,
Exodus 23:1 ESV
You shall not spread a false report. You shall not join hands with a wicked man to be a malicious witness.
Psalm 64:2-4 ESV
Hide me from the secret plots of the wicked, from the throng of evildoers, who whet their tongues like swords, who aim bitter words like arrows, shooting from ambush at the blameless, shooting at him suddenly and without fear.
Philippians 4:8 ESV
Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things.
1 Corinthians 13:1-13 ESV
If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. And if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. If I give away all I have, and if I deliver up my body to be burned, but have not love, I gain nothing. Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; ...
Exodus 20:16 ESV
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
2 Corinthians 12:20 ESV
For I fear that perhaps when I come I may find you not as I wish, and that you may find me not as you wishthat perhaps there may be quarreling, jealousy, anger, hostility, slander, gossip, conceit, and disorder.
James 3:8 ESV
But no human being can tame the tongue. It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison.
Proverbs 19:5 ESV
A false witness will not go unpunished, and he who breathes out lies will not escape.
1 Thessalonians 4:11 ESV
And to aspire to live quietly, and to mind your own affairs, and to work with your hands, as we instructed you,
Ephesians 4:15-16 ESV
Rather, speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ, from whom the whole body, joined and held together by every joint with which it is equipped, when each part is working properly, makes the body grow so that it builds itself up in love.
Ephesians 4:31 ESV
Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you, along with all malice.
Proverbs 26:22 ESV
The words of a whisperer are like delicious morsels; they go down into the inner parts of the body.
Jesus also said for us not to cast pearls before swine, so this will be my last post to you on this topic. You should seriously think about refraining from posting further yourself.
Titus 3:2 ESV
To speak evil of no one, to avoid quarreling, to be gentle, and to show perfect courtesy toward all people.
I will give you that one, the rest talk about lies
25 years ago and some of the hardest days of my life. Found a very nice lady with a strong Christian upbringing and we have been married for nearly 15 years now. I can truly say that I have been blessed.
WBC is a leftwing astroturf group
You will notice they never protest gay pride parades
I'm not judging anyone - I just question why churches in general hate homosexuality, while they ignore the rampant epidemic of divorce and remarriage. Certainly some remarriages are allowed due to the way the divorces came about, but those are in the minority.
Part of it is because at least people who get divorced at least acknowledge that it's wrong. Whereas homosexuals don't see what they do as a sin.
I wouldn't exactly call this sort of castigation a good example of Christian virtue either.
(Some people come here with the boring old scripture, I come here with cartoons.)
By the way, I say that with a great deal of hypocrisy...I've done that same thing more times than I can count...as have most of us. It's still wrong.
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Inflexible check in policy
Shared bathrooms
Thin walls
Lack of privacy
Price was good and reservation worked well. Old house has rustic charm.
Requested the highest room available and was given the basement with the noisy stairs cutting through the room right over the bed, even though many other rooms were available in the house. Was not expecting shared bathrooms.
Top-notch room in the middle of a rain forest. The best room of our two- week trip.
place was nice until...(see cons)
Watch out for the paranoid, super-sensitive owner who claimed we smoked in the place...which we did NOT do...1 person smoked outside and didn't want to throw the butts on the ground so brought them in, put them under water, and then into the trash can. Owner claimed the smoke smell was so horrific that she had to wash everything in the place, including the curtains...and that the next night's renters refused to rent when they walked in so she lost rent...how can that be since we hadn't been gone very long and checkin isn't until 3:00PM and by 12:30 the owner had slapped our card with a $200 cleaning fee! She said the bathroom reeked, but the butts were placed in the trash near the front door. I am allergic to cigarette smoke, but had no reaction to any smoke inside because there was NONE.
I liked the private entrances, the hosts were very informative and gave great recommendations of what to see while on the island. The lava tube tour was really cool! It was amazing to have something like that in your backyard!
Everything was great.
Freshly baked bread
No sink in "kitchenette"
Extra blanket would have been nice
Great room, friendly staff - Dan and Nikki were very kind and efficient. Breakfast portions were just right. Quick access to the park.( Also, Ohelo's restaurant right down the street was great for lunch and dinner.)
Wish the driveway were better. We almost didn't want to drive in at first, but once you're in front of the house it's beautiful.
The location in Volcano was perfect. The owner welcomed us, had great suggestions, and was very friendly. Overall very warm and accommodating.
It was very cute, homey, great ambience, nice rooms, nice landscaping and a working farm with a variety of animals. Great place for a romantic getaway, family vacation or business.
No complaints at all. I hope to stay there again. One minor drawback is it's 24 miles from Hilo but on the positive side very close to the volcano, sights and parks!
Off-season pretty much had the Lodge to ourselves. Felt like we were renting a really large house. Large room with comfortable bed (electric blanket much appreciated!).
Provided breakfast was filling, but high in carbs and missing in protein; eggs at least would have been nice. No access to laundry. Hot tub looked like it needed maintenance. There was no grill, which was advertised as available.
The grounds were gorgeous. The hot tub was relaxing and romantic. The accommodations were comfortable and homelike. The breakfast of nutbread tropical fruit and juice was delicious. But the best thing about our stay was how much the hosts Garret and Sandy went out of their way to help us. All their recommendations regarding places to eat and things to do were spot on. They even went so far as to set up a special wifi connection so we could stream a movie in our cottage. Super excellent.
No complaints.
Very close to the volcano park. Hotel Employee was a very helpful host. The house made our trip feel like we were staying with family.
The location near Vocano National Park is great. The room and breakfast were good with a very nice common area.
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Pr3dat0r23 4 years ago#52
I buy it for the story. Have you played SA? The story was epic. I couldn't have seen myself replaying it over and over and over if it was not for the story.
its only a matter of time before a cop runs over a bunch of pedestrians and unloads a hundred rounds
into a suspect then blames his actions on playing GTA.
Mojoseph_47 4 years ago#53
Sniper_Brosef posted...
I mean seriously... who buys these for the story?!? Everyone just wants to drive/fly/parachute/etc while getting those wanted stars!!! am i right?
I loved the story in GTA 4, it just added something that mindless game play couldn't
I am a spy among the living, so that I may deliver men to death.-?
afrodude77 4 years ago#54
I enjoy both the mindless rampages and stories in Gta
We are the Lin Kuei, more stealthy than the night, more deadly than the dawn!
zombieNaruto 4 years ago#55
If every game ever made had no story, how long do you think they would last gameplay-wise? Exactly, not long at all. Games need structure, and that's what the story does. Take it away and you're just left with a scrap heap of features that will get boring after 2 hours, tops.
I r Ninja. I eat brains.
TC cant be serious.
I do agree that the stories in GTA games are kind of weak when it comes to story and characters but they would be pointless with out them.
Just screw around and ignore it.
(='.'=) --" Make things easy for people, not difficult."
I kinda agree with this guy.
I mean, you ALLWAYS know what to expect from a GTA story... some guy is with Mafia/drug dealers/other criminal organization, and gets in trouble/wants revenge. He kills people, he blows stuff up, gets the Mafia guy, or becomes the mafia leader himself... THE END.
The day I see a GTA story that actually teaches me something good or gets out of their ussual cliché I'm gonna be very excited...
I mean, monkeys write the storyboard, it's gameplay what attracts many gamers to this game, even if they deny it.
"imagine if Metallica got together with the Power Rangers and the coolest kids in school and had a party in your mouth, and you were invited" THE_WIND
Sniper_Brosef posted...
are you guys honestly trying to tell me that you spend more time doing the story then you do free roaming/experimenting/messing around?
Okay, this is a logical fallacy. You first said tha most everyone just wants to f*** around on the game on multiplayer/freeroam. Now you are making the connection that just because a lot of gamers do this sort of thing more often than play the story mode. Yes, these games do have a lot more to do outside of the main storyline. And yes, there are quite a few gamers that utilize these activities. Does that mean that we all enjoy these things more than the story? Absolutely not. Maybe the combination of all the things you can do outside of the main storyline could be more fun than the storyline itself for some people, but the story is still largely enjoyed by a lot of people. Not only are the storylines of GTA longer than those of, say, Call of Duty (yes, they are longer, don't deny it), they are also very much in depth and have a lot of meaning to them. Sure, there are people like yourself who don't give a f*** about story, and I pity you for that; but there are so many people who love games like Grand Theft Auto San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto 4 because they have probably some of the best storylines we've seen in modern storymaking (especially for games). Plus, if we didn't have the great storylines of the later Grand Theft Auto games, Grand Theft Auto might not have become as successful as it is. If anything, feel grateful that there's an option to have a story at all. If not that, at least be thankful that the stories of the Grand Theft Auto games have made it so successful that Rockstar games could make such a damn good game, instead of just another piece of junk. Video games are monuments of art and creativity, and without these aspects of meaning, creativity, and thoughtfulness, groups like Mothers Against Drunk Driving could very easily have it torn down for all the violence, substance abuse, and promiscuity that these political interest groups say the game promotes. Trust me when I say that without story, we wouldn't have games (at least for very much longer).
What determines whether a game is good is your experience every time you play the game, not the opinions of other people (unless you let it do so).
Pr3dat0r23 posted...
One of the big reasons why GTA 5 is going to be set in San Andreas right here. Everyone who's a fan of the series and played GTA San Andreas loved it for the most part. Everyone wants a return to San Andreas (a lot of people also wanted to see Carl Johnson again, myself included), and so that's what Rockstar is giving. Rockstar is listening to their fans as a whole here, and they see that the fans really loved San Andreas, so they want to bring back that glorious experience. Further proof that not everyone plays the Grand Theft Auto games for more than to just blow up s*** and commit deliberate homicides without repercussions of the real world.
What determines whether a game is good is your experience every time you play the game, not the opinions of other people (unless you let it do so).
Undietaker 4 years ago#60
The characters within the GTA series story lines are what took it from great games to legendary status.
The story as a whole may be abit playout and cliche but the characters that drive it are always brilliant.
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