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In 1986 Lafayette County Mississippi celebrated the 150th year of it's founding. To commemorate this Sesquicentennial, it published the history of the county in a very thick book entitled, "Lafayette County Heritage". This history listed every known Caucasian family that had lived there in the past 150 years. There was information on a few African Americans also. The index listed one Hardy McGlaun spelled (McGloun) in a section of the county called Dogtown. There had once been a church there called Old Shilo. Of the early settlers buried at Old Shilo Cemetery was a McGlaun. The article stated that there is an old slave cemetery back of the Shilo Cemetery and it is still visited by descendents. Hardy McGlaun married an Eleanor H. Patton who was born in 1809 in Georgia. It is not certain where he was born or when he came to Lafayette County. He appeared in the 1850 census as being forty-one years of age at that time. The community of Lafayette Springs, which was the birthplace of our ancestors, is stated to have begun about 1840 and is located east of Oxford near the Pontotoc County line. It is reported to have had it's beginning as a waystop for settlers coming and going from Lafayette County to the land office which was located in the town of Pontotoc.
In the early days there were several springs in the area producing different kinds of mineral water. People came from afar to drink the water for health reasons. In order to accommodate the people coming to the area to drink the water, a 27 room hotel was built in the 1860's. It was later demolished and the lumber used for homes. Among the early settlers was a John Grisham who was a Civil War Veteran. The area had an active KKK in the late 1800's. Lafayette Springs at one time had, in addition to the hotel, a fine school building, seven or eight stores, businesses, a cotton gin, Masonic Hall, Post Office and three churches. Today it has one store, a garage, one church and a number of homes. The Post Office closed in 1978.
In the 1860 Slave Enumeration Schedule of Lafayette County, Hardy McGlaun is listed as having six slave houses and 35 slaves ranging in age from eight months to fifty years old. He owned 800 acres of land valued at $6,000.00. Most of the surnames in the county were English but there were many Scotch settlers, which probably accounts for the presence of a considerable number of Scotch names. Some spellings found in the census were, McGlann, McGlaun, McGlown, McGlaum, McGlone, McGlawn, McGlaum. As the census taker often had to write what they thought they heard, relatives of a person might have different spellings of the same name. Note that the spelling on the marriage license is McGlaun, but the first name is spelled Lewis but has also appeared as Louis in a census report.
The census of 1910 shows Louis to have been born in Virginia as well as his mother and father. Therefore his origipal name could have been something other than McGlaun if he was sold. Louvicy and her parents were born in Mississippi.
The Civil War ended in 1865 and that same December when they were both 17 they applied for a marriage license. As a $200.00 bond was required at the time of marriage the wedding did not take place until the following December.. This was the law in Mississippi at the time in case the wedding didn't take place. I don't know when this law was repealed but my grandfather Green had to pay $200.00 for his first marriage. Note: on the marriage application that Louis' bride's name was Louvicy. This has been consistent throughout the census data.
The county clerk who furnished this copy of Louis and Louvicy's marriage record wrote that this was the first recorded marriage in the county. of freed men and women as far as she could discern. In 1869 Louis paid $1.40 in state taxes. $1.00 for being a male and $.40 for owning a dog. Most McGlauns were farmers. Green became a minister and officiated at his brother Jerry's marriage in 1903. Rob was an exception also as he worked for the Illinois Central Railroad.
One of the most interesting things about Black Genealogy is the names. Fewer than 10% of the population owned slaves and none or very few of our ancestors remembered or gave themselves African names. When you look at the list of names of early settlers you find our names. I thought that Green was an odd name but my grandfather was not the only Green.
Clinton's name was Clinton Lawshee McGlaun there was a white Lewis M. Lawshee with 540 acres of land. Others are P.B. Barringer, W.H. Caruthers, J.J., L.C. and W. Higginbotham, J.W. Holland, Henry and S.M. Ivy, J. Kilgore, M.M.
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The Juddmonte Spinster Stakes (gr. I) may be lacking a true superstar among the distaff set like last year's runaway winner, Azeri, but it does have plenty of balance. Eleven fillies and mares passed the entry box Friday morning for Sunday's $500,000 grade I contest at Keeneland, the final stakes during the meet's rich Fallstars Allstars weekend.Tamwell, who ran second to Azeri in last year's running, then ran a good fourth behind Ashado in the Breeders' Cup Distaff (gr. I) makes a return visit to Keeneland and the daughter of Gulch will break from post 5. Other strong contenders in the field include Isola Piu Bella, Bending Strings, Capeside Lady, and Halory Leigh.Tamwell is now trained by Steve Asmussen and will be ridden for the first time in the Spinster by Jerry Bailey. She'll be making only her third start of the year Sunday, and comes in off a third-place finish in the seven-furlong Steve Van Buren Handicap at Philadelphia Park.Isola Piu Bella figures to be the Spinster favorite. Sumaya Us Stable's Chilean-bred was sharp earlier this year, winning graded stakes at Gulfstream Park and Hawthorne, but she has not started since putting in an uncharacteristic eighth-place performance in the Delaware Handicap (gr. II) July 17. She has been training up to her return at Belmont Park for trainer Todd Pletcher.She was a four-time group I winner in her native Chile.John Gunther's Bending Strings has yet to find the winner's circle this year, but has placed in three of six starts while facing top competition. The 4-year-old daughter of American Chance was second to Ashado in the Go for Wand Handicap (gr. I) at Saratoga and was most recently fourth in the 1 1/16-mile Ruffian Handicap (gr. I) at Belmont Park. She began her 2005 campaign in the seven-furlong Madison Stakes (gr. III) this April in her lone local effort.So Madcapt Stable's Capeside Lady, by Cape Town, is also trained by Pletcher. She defeated Bending Strings by five lengths in the Molly Pitcher Breeders' Cup Handicap (gr. II) at Monmouth in July, then tired to finish sixth after prompting the pace in the Ruffian.Halory Leigh makes just her third start of the year in the Spinster for trainer Dale Romans. Owned by Jerry Crawford, Matt Gannon, and Charlie Grask, the 5-year-old mare by Halory Hunter rattled off back to back wins last fall in the Churchill Downs Distaff and Falls City Handicaps (both gr. II) in Louisville. She was a four-length winner of an allowance race over the track last October.Winning Season will attempt to be the first 3-year-old to win the Spinster since Take Charge Lady in 2002. Overbrook Farm's daughter of Lemon Drop Kid cruised to a seven-length allowance win over the Polytrack surface at Turfway Park Sept. 21. She is trained by D. Wayne Lukas, who saddled Azeri last year and sent out 3-year-old filly Sacahuista in 1987.
Juddmonte Spinster Stakes (gr. I), $500,000, fillies and mares, 3-year-olds and up, 1 1/8 miles, Sunday, Oct. 10, appox. Post 4:45 p.m., all carry 123 pounds except Winning Season (120)PP - Horse - Jockey
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CARY, N.C. — Cathedral Catholic High in San Diego has a history of churning out pitching prospects. When the school was still called University High, it was the starting point for the successful careers of Barry Zito and Mark Prior.
This year, there's a reason the Dons have been ranked at, or near, the top of Baseball America's bi-weekly Top 25 rankings. The pitching pipeline continues and the team is deep on the mound, with five pitchers already committed to Division I programs.
At the top of that list is lefthander Stephen Gonsalves, a San Diego recruit who is one of this year's top draft prospects. Gonsalves pitched well in the team's win against Grayson High from Loganville, Ga., today at the National High School Invitational, keeping his perfect high school record in tact.
Gonsalves has added a little physicality to his frame, but stuff-wise looked mostly like he did in the summer, with one exception: He continues to tinker with his delivery. He was using more of an old-school, throwback delivery on the showcase circuit, but has simplified things some this spring.
"I was kind of just hustling myself," Gonsalves said of making the pitching change over the summer. "I kind of lost balance when I started hustling through it a lot. I started picking up how I was losing it over the summer and I just had to simplify it down.
"The big deal over the summer with the old school delivery was to get my hands above my head and separate higher and getting deep with my arm circle. I switched it up a little bit today, getting more motion in with my hands and my legs, to keep on track—a good tempo and just staying on line was key today."
Gonsalves sat in the 88-91 mph range early, but was more in the 85-87 mph range by the third inning. He mainly pitched off his fastball and showed very good command of the pitch, while only mixing in a few 68-71 mph curveballs.
Relieving Gonsalves on the mound was lefthander Andrew Wright, but if you missed the pitching change, you could have done a double-take. Wright and Gonsalves have a lot of similarities. Like Gonsalves, Wright has a physical frame at 6-foot-5 and 205 pounds.
Wright pitched two innings in relief in the Dons' 14-2 win over Grayson. He didn't allow a hit or a walk, while striking out three.
"He's been lights out," Cathedral Catholic head coach Gary Remiker said. "He's been extremely consistent for us; real dominant out of the bullpen for us. He's kind of coming off some arm injuries, coming out of eighth grade or so. So he didn't even pitch for us freshman or sophomore year. So development-wise, he had a tremendous summer this past summer. He pitched a lot of innings and he needed that development. His improvement from last year to this year has been phenomenal. He's been real lights out; we've got a tremendous amount of confidence in him late in the game, to come in and close it, and one of these games he's probably going to get a chance to start and see how far he can go."
Wright pitched with Gonsalves on the San Diego Show this summer and has benefited from the extra attention that brings.
"You're always under fire because you're following somebody like Stephen Gonsalves," Wright said. "So, you know you have to produce, and it's just a nice opportunity to get exposure in front of a lot of people."
The Pepperdine recruit sat in the 87-91 mph range today. His fastball has heavy life to it, and he keeps it down in the zone, but Wright doesn't have a traditional arsenal of secondary pitches. He doesn't throw a breaking ball, instead mixing in a splitter and a changeup.
He uses the splitter as his out-pitch and has been throwing it for about a year, he said. Wright learned the pitch from a family friend—who also happens to have 14 years of big league experience—former Indians righthander Charles Nagy.
"My pitching coach taught me it," Wright said. "I kind of have a downhill motion that hides the ball well when I throw it."
Remiker said Wright will continue to pitch out of the bullpen at the NHSI, but would like to get him a chance to start for the Dons later this spring.
"He's gotten more comfortable on the mound just from more experience from last year to this year," Remiker said. "So he's in a position now where he's more comfortable on the mound and he's able just to trust his stuff and let it go . . . the sky's the limit for that kid potential-wise."


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(CNSNews.com) - He may be disdainful of the Kyoto global warming treaty, but President Bush is nevertheless a "force to be reckoned with" when it comes to plotting the best way to cut the production of greenhouse gases, according to conservative climate change experts assembled by a Washington, D.C. think tank on Tuesday.
Last month's meeting among the leaders of the world's industrialized democracies proved that point, said Roger Bate, resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. "The G8 brought climate change discussions closer to current U.S. policy than European policy," Bate noted.
"The Bush administration already acknowledged as much about global warming in the past as the G8 did here," Marlo Lewis, senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, added, pointing out the similarities between the president's policy briefing book from 2002 and the language in the Glenagles Communique on Climate Change, Energy and Sustainable Development, which the G8 leaders signed at their summit in Scotland in early July.
Lewis highlighted the following text of the Communique: "We know enough to act now to put ourselves on a path to slow, and as the science justifies, stop and reverse the growth of greenhouse gases." The text, he said, is almost identical to that of Bush's "Global Climate Change Policy Book," from February 2002.
"Reality might be setting in for those who have written him off as some kind of cowboy, that George Bush is a force to be reckoned with," said Lewis.
With 2 billion of the world's people lacking affordable energy, a pursuit of the changes recommended in the controversial Kyoto Protocol would be contradictory, Lewis asserted. "We are on a collision course with ourselves," he said. Lewis and Bate were part of a panel assembled by the conservative Marshall Institute.
Kevin Knobloch, president of the liberal group, Union of Concerned Scientists, had a much different view last month, labeling Bush "irresponsible" for excluding the U.S. from participation in the Kyoto Treaty.
"Bush resembled an isolated soul in a global warming tug of war, stubbornly being dragged modestly closer to the line where all of the other major world governments and an increasing number of the world's corporations are already standing," Knobloch stated following the G8 summit.
The president, Knobloch, added, had "succeeded in punting major action on global warming down the road to November when the G8 will take up global warming again."
On Tuesday, Lewis said Great Britain's call for further mandatory reductions on greenhouse gas emissions was unnecessary since Great Britain and other European nations were lagging on the reduction goals already in place.
"This was one of the most shameful acts of scientists becoming special pleaders and advocates, but trying to wrap themselves at the same time in the policy neutral garb of science," said Lewis in reference to the Kyoto Protocol.
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Thread: Any Private Medical College With Fee Structure Under 5 Lakh Per Year?
- November 28th, 2012, 07:11 PM #1
Any Private Medical College With Fee Structure Under 5 Lakh Per Year?
I know skzmdc has a fee structure of 2 lakh per year, but apart from them is there any other private medical college with a reasonable fee structure?November 28th, 2012, 11:33 PM #2
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No, Sheikh Zayed's fee is not 2 lac per year yet!
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There are many private colleges with fee structures under 5 lacs but you will find those colleges out of punjab.... probably in sindh.....November 29th, 2012, 10:21 AM #3
no college under 5 lacs . hope to beSponsored Links Remove AdvertisementsNovember 29th, 2012, 04:50 PM #4
sheikh zayed is not private.November 29th, 2012, 06:07 PM #5November 29th, 2012, 06:48 PM #6
PMDC considers sheikh zayed to be in the public sector. they don't say half public and half private.December 2nd, 2012, 01:13 PM #7
Asalamu alikum!
Then being in public sector means what? Which students will get admission here?
On a second note, Sheikh Zaid is affiliated with Punjab Uni?
@O.P, I think Army Medical College, Rawalpindi has fee round about 2 lakh.Ibn Sina(The Doctor of Doctors!)His major contribution to medical science was his famous book al-Qanun which remained supreme for SIX CENTURIES and surveyed the entire medical knowledge available from ancient and Muslim sources. Al-Qanun is like this massive medical book even worse than B.D anatomy (as has no pic) but I still hope to give it a read someday.December 2nd, 2012, 06:03 PM #8
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Yes, SZ and FJ are both affiliated with PU.September 11th, 2013, 07:36 PM #9
yes but in their ad in newspaper and on website state the name of skzmdc... uhs is to conduct the test.. but thats true that the prospectus is creating confusions!!!!September 11th, 2013, 11:32 PM #10
There is no private college/ university in sindh with fee structure under 5 lacs.September 12th, 2013, 12:50 PM #11
I believe SKBZ was converted to government fully THIS year, not last. Not sure though. But as such its fee should be below 2 lakhs.September 13th, 2013, 03:01 AM #12
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Please tell me about admission in private medical colleges in Punjab Moos merit my marks 331September 16th, 2013, 07:43 PM #13
do you know the names of the colleges... try visiting their websites!!!July 16th, 2015, 04:36 PM #14
the SKZMC is private and offering 4 lac for mbbs... can you tell me the fee structure for bds or physiotherapy???? it so confusingAugust 7th, 2015, 03:15 AM #15
Is it 4 lakh for 2015?August 7th, 2015, 11:08 AM #16
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Best University if you are Pakistani is Hebei North University. It is recognized by PMDC but you stilll have to take exam in Pakistan same like in my country. 95 percent student from Hebei North is Pakistani and most student who pass PMDC is from Hebei North. Any Pakistani who studied there will tell you same. This time we have 150 and even no place in dormitory because too many Pakistani students. Also in HBU, fees are very cheap compared to other cities in CHina, if you want to rent an apartment its also very cheap there so it's a very ideal place for study. If you want admission and serious about it, please see details below:
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Zanesville, OH (July 1, 2014) – The Genesis HealthCare Foundation is accepting nominations for the 2014 Genesis Community Service Award. The annual award recognizes an outstanding person in Muskingum or surrounding counties who has made a difference in the community through volunteer service. The nominee doesn't need ties to Genesis but should exemplify the Genesis values of compassion, trust, innovation and excellence. Past recipients include Alice Mauk, Bill Factor, Mark A. Watson, Dr. Charles and Mrs. Phyllis Cerney, Van Vannelli, Fred and Bebe Grant, Robert E. Titko, Geraldine Zylinsky, Eva Sieber, Carol Kohler, Bob Melsheimer, Buzz Benson, Caribeth Legats and last year's winner, Becky Archibald.
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Elizabeth Hurley Covers Fairlady October 2012
Gearing up for a busy October as the spokesperson for Estee Lauder Companies' Breast Cancer Awareness campaign, Elizabeth Hurley turned up the heat by gracing the October 2012 cover of Fairlady magazine.
Baring her shoulders in a pink tube top, the 47-year-old actress looked better than ever for the Kim Knott shot front page while dishing about everything from what makes her lose her temper to balancing family and work.
Highlights from Miss Hurley's interview are as follows. For more, be sure to pay a visit to Fairlady!
On being the Spokesperson for Estee Lauder Companies' Breast Cancer Awareness campaign:
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It is estimated that 1 in 10 people have dyslexia
Over 40 million American Adults are dyslexic - and only 2 million know it
Dyslexia is not tied to IQ - Einsten was dyslexic and had an estimated IQ of 160
Dyslexia in not just about getting letters or numbers mixed up or out of order
80% of people associate dyslexia with some form of retardation - this is not true
Dyslexia is a language-based learning disability or disorder that includes poor word reading, word decoding, oral reading fluency and spelling
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Dyslexia has nothing to do with not working hard enough
20% of school-aged children in the US are dyslexic
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Over 50% of NASA employees are dyslexic
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I have an autism spectrum disorder, as did einstein and puportedly spielberg, Dyslexia is often associated. I have it mildly. Perhaps it's that these people have aspergers, although now it isnt called that. but really intelligent autistic minds overcome the disadvantages and are often never diagnosed as a result. I bet if you did a second head count of those with autism at nasa, and those on your lists, you might find that they have zero "normal" employees
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#42 May 17, 2013
Didn't Jesus make the point that His apostles would be enabled to recall all He had taught them, and blessed those who would believe on Him through their testimony of the gospel of God? It was these chosen men of God who gave us His words that lead to eternal life. They were His emissaries, not the 'Church', and they gave us the words of life.
It's been central to the word of God since Moses wrote Genesis, as the message of the names in Genesis 5 is:'Man is appointed mortal sorrow. The blessed God shall come down teaching, bringing the despairing comfort, rest.'
What He taught is now ours to learn from and live.
#43 May 17, 2013
How can you keep ignoring upon you I will build my Church. The Apostles started the Church.
Show were Jesus or any other person in the Bible says the Bible alone is the Truth.
I can show you where it says the Church is.
You mention Moses. Perfect correlation to Peter and his successors. Moses wrote, Aaron, David and Solomon didnt. All taught the truth at that time.
With the Bible alone you only have part of the Truth, the Bible explicitly says that and when the CC created the Bible they specifically said this is the Written word of God.
#44 May 17, 2013
God testified through Moses of the Prophet to come after him - Peter identified the Prophet as Jesus Christ (Acts 3:22,23). Then we have early guidance from Moses on how to tell if a prophet is of God or not, or even one sent by God to test us. Peter and John also agreed on who we are to listen to - and II John 9-11 is about the best summation I've found to date. Peter gave the recorded first gospel sermon that gave the key that unlocked the door, so to speak, through the promise of God he gave in Acts 2:38,39.
Since we have the record of His teachings and the centrality of discipleship and the need to hear Him in all things - whatsoever He said - of what need have we ever had for anything taught by any pope of the RCC? Care to give us a few examples that are needful that are not totally covered by the teachings of Jesus and the apostles He appointed emissaries? I'm not aware of anything, so if you would give some good examples, that would be helpful. Perhaps we could discuss them?
#45 May 17, 2013
Look at the link on my site about 'What did Jesus say about His teachings'
He was pretty straightforward in my opinion, to say what we need to know and believe and do and hope for.
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#46 May 17, 2013
Glad to see you on here. Always enjoy your focus on Jesus' teaching.
#47 May 17, 2013
I agree 100% that everything was totally covered by the the teaching of Jesus and his Apostles. They completely deposited the "Fullness of the Truth" into the Church they started for Jesus. Jesus had given the keys to his Kingdom to Peter and his successors to safeguard this truth and to have the final Authority when "disagreements" which started even when the Apostles were alive.
The Pope has not once, changed the teachings of Jesus and the Apostles in the area of Faith and Morals since John died around 90 AD. No new revelation.
Jesus created an awesome system with 1 man on Earth with his Authority, just like God did in the OT.
Jesus did not leave us a book, tell the Apostles to write anything, and no book was ever prophesied by any NT scripture.
It was the CC, for some reasons explained in the topic of Catholicism, who created the Bible 350 years after Christ's Passion.
It is the written Word of God, profitable for teaching and that is what the Church uses it for, to teach us the way to Salvation.
#48 May 17, 2013
And it was also the CC that tried to get others in the East to change their received Scriptures from the Apostles. Have you heard about that? Perhaps not?
Glad to know we agree on many things.
How about some examples to show some good from the popes, rather than the typical negative things I've heard from CC history...?
I was surprised to learn papal infallibility was such a late doctrine, as is much of the Mary stuff... 1800's?
#49 May 18, 2013
The CC was one until the schism in the 5th Century. The East got confused when Constantine moved the seat of Political power from Rome to Constantinople. They wanted their own Pope and shortly started to split apart. Have you heard about this? Most of them agreed to the RC canon in the 8th Century. Some are still changing.
Revelation almost did not make the Bible. It was the most hotly debated book. Many Eastern Church don't read this book in their Churches. It is considered to be allegorical in nature.
Some good things the Popes have done. They have led the Church to feed, cloth, educate and give medical care to more people than any other organization in the world.
They have led the Church to preach the Gospel to Billions of people across the world and and saved the of souls of many of them.
I am surprise for you to say that Papal infallibly was such a late doctrine. That was from the written word of God and one Jesus started. Remember the keys stuff and the held bound and whatever sins you forgive?
The importance of Mary was taught by the Apostles and Jesus. Remember one of Jesus' last words on the Cross "Behold your Mother Behold your Son." Mary is our Mother too. We are her offspring mention in Revelation too.
Councils are held not for new revelation but to reaffirm the official teaching of Jesus through his Church after confusion arises and people like the protesters think they know better than God.
#50 May 20, 2013
Everybody wants to the be the NT Church. There was one and we have writings from it.
Which are more truthful, those of the early Church or those written on this forum.
St Clement of Alexandria
The blessed Peter, the chosen, the preeminent, the first of the disciples for whom alone and himself the Savior paid tribute, quickly seized and comprehended the saying. And what does he say?'Low , we have left all and followed you"
Tertullian of Cartharge:
"The Lord said to Peter,'on this rock I will build my Church. What kind of man are you subverting and changing what was the clear intent of the Lord when he himself conferred this upon Peter."
Letter of Clement to James;
'Be it know to you, my lord, that Simon Peter, who, for the sake of the the true faith, and the sure foundation of his doctrine, was set apart to be the foundation of the Church , and for this end was, by Jesus himself, with his truthful mouth, name Peter, the first fruits of our Lord, the first of the apostles; to whom the Father first revealed the Son; whom the Christ blessed with good reason; the called and elect?
Many, many more. Please give me some writing before 1500 from your Church Fathers saying the opposite.
#51 May 20, 2013
Peter is not the rock that Jesus is building his church on. Peter's confession that Jesus is the Christ is the same confession that ever believer must make-this is what the church is being built on. Jesus is the rock of our salvation...
#52 May 20, 2013
First, the first thing Jesus told Peter when he met him was your name of Cephas, Aramaic for Rock. Then you must agree that he renamed him again to Peter which means Rock. Can't you see a little trend here.
(Bible Trivia - Simon was first person in recorded history to have the name Peter. Could that be significant? Thats like naming your kid or Asparagus.
You are Peter and upon ME, I will build my Church and the Gates of hell will not prevail. Then he gives the keys to him.
Does that make any sense to you? Why even bother about changing his name again or even mentioning Peter in the verse if he was not building his Church on him?
Bobby: I am still waiting on what was taught to you on how the Bible was created. Every Christian should know this. You read it everyday and quote it and interpret it.
#53 May 20, 2013
Sorry, I don't find that in scripture, it must come from your extra biblical tradition combined with translation to fit what you want it to say.
Jesus is the rock of my salvation not Peter-he did not die for my sin.
Peter denied Jesus three times indicating he was a mere man like the rest of us. But in spite of Peters early weakness he became a great apostle. Some translators believe that Peters name or nick name was rock.
Either way Peter is the "rock" because in this context he is the one who confesses Jesus as the Christ (Mt 16:15-16; Cullmann 1953:162; Ladd 1974b:110; C. Brown 1978:386). Others who share his proclamation also share his authority in building the church (18:18 with 16:19).
Will you accept the the work of these men-of course not they are not catholic-they must be uninformed heathens.
I have proclaimed that Jesus is the Christ, have you-if so and our faith is genuine, Jesus is the rock of our salvation and we both share in the calling and authority to speak to others about our faith in Jesus.
#54 May 20, 2013
Better yet, I have provided several writings from YOUR church fathers who contradict even the ones you have quoted. I have noticed that you have not addressed any of the contradictions Mike. The RCC is nowhere near as "perfect" nor consistent as you portray it-it is simply another human organization. Their teachings HAVE changed over the years. Some doctrines are new. The church and its leaders have committed crimes against humanity. It claims to have wrote the Bible, but the books were already written before the RCC came along, and the catholic doctrine contradicts the very Bible it claims to have written.
In short, it has taken the simple gospel of Christ and turned it into a revived form of Judaism-the very thing Christ ended with His death.
I took your challenge upon myself to read history for myself-history that isn't biased for or against catholicism. I am reading from a protestant who has been praised by catholics for his fair and devoted writing of the history of the papacy. Here's what I have learned so far:
*The church began drifting away from the simplicity of Christ very quickly, and a new power structure and titles and such were being put in place before the end of the first century.
*Not every early father placed the importance and primacy on Peter and the bishop of Rome as is done today. That Pope Leo I wrote about earlier really set that in motion, 440 AD.
*Church and state became very intertwined, and church had most of the power-and used the state to punish its enemies.
*There were some brave souls in those times-some of them we would all be proud to call our brethren today. Some were who you would call catholic, others who were called heretics.
Here's a good question for you Mike-do you agree with the church's condemnation and execution of "heretics"? The church did condemn them-then used the civil authorities to execute them.
#55 May 21, 2013
First there is not one doctrine in the areas of Faith and Morals that contradict anything in the Bible. It may contradict your personal interpretation of the Bible.
As far as early Christians not believing the same thing. You bet there were. There has been since 32 AD since the Apostles were alive and continue today. Why do you think Jesus left us a man with Authority who decides what beliefs were the true teaching of Jesus and the Apostles. That was the point of all Church councils
Please give me some quotes by the fathers who didn't believe Peter was the head of the Chruch. Not doubt they were from the Orthodox Church who split from Rome.
Not all men in the Church were perfect.
Of course I condemn them but those were different times too. Do you condemn slavery? Jesus didnt. Do you condemn the massacre of Indians? Do you codemn the burning of Churches by the protesters and the putting the death of people by Luther?
Do you condemn Peter for killing that husband and wife who merely lied to him?
The Crusades had a lot of bad in them. They started for a good reason because the Orthodox Church was being run over by Muslims. Without the Crusades, Europe would now be Muslim.
Does that make everything the Crusades did right. No. But maybe Jesus had a hand in preventing Europe from becoming Muslim.
Keep reading the history. I don't know what year you are on yet, but have you found anything that suggests the way any Christians worshiped then compatible to the way you and others do today?
You won't. I know some protestants with take quotes out of early father's writing to support their view but you look at the totality of their writing you will see they are Catholic.
No Protestants until the 1500.
To believe what you believe now, you have to accept that Jesus failed. Jesus failed that the Church he created was the pillar of truth and that Jesus would protect it from all evil, some of the evil you mentioned.
#56 May 21, 2013
First there is not one doctrine in the areas of Faith and Morals that contradict anything in the Bible. It may contradict your personal interpretation of the Bible.
*Oh, just faith and morals. But you do admit that some teachings just may contradict scripture?
Or how about this: "Priests do not break vows of chastity by adultery; all celibates are not chaste...one who takes the vow of celibacy does not break it by sinning against the sixth commandment; he is true to it till he weds." Explanation of Catholic morals, p.149.
Or-Mental reservation permits Catholics to lie, if, by doing so, they can further their religion. Manual of Christian Doctrine, p. 444.
"A catholic who on being asked denies that he is one does not necessarily deny the faith. Such answer might be a fitting reply to an impertinent question." Manual of Moral Theology 1, p. 171-72.
*Please give me some quotes by the fathers who didn't believe Peter was the head of the Chruch. Not doubt they were from the Orthodox Church who split from Rome.
Gave several already-go back and read the posts. That Pope Leo guy was the one who really centralized power into that idea.
*Of course I condemn them but those were different times too. Do you condemn slavery? Jesus didnt. Do you condemn the massacre of Indians? Do you codemn the burning of Churches by the protesters and the putting the death of people by Luther?
We, the church, nor anyone else has any authority to condemn anyone. There is also a huge difference in condemning a practice and condemning a person. BTW, Jesus didn't have to condemn slavery-because when people have a new heart and Spirit, change would come naturally. Abortion will never end in this country until people-especially those in the medical field-have new hearts and say they will not perform such evil acts.
*Do you condemn Peter for killing that husband and wife who merely lied to him?
Ananias and Sapphira lied to God and the Spirit according to the words of Peter. God struck them dead. Peter did not.
*Does that make everything the Crusades did right. No. But maybe Jesus had a hand in preventing Europe from becoming Muslim.
Jesus also has a hand in Europe being post-Christian, and quickly becoming Muslim. Many parts of Europe are Muslim now.
*Keep reading the history. I don't know what year you are on yet, but have you found anything that suggests the way any Christians worshiped then compatible to the way you and others do today?
I don't think we today worship exactly as the first century Christians did-and I also don't think that catholicism represents how the first century Christians did either. Big departure early.
*To believe what you believe now, you have to accept that Jesus failed. Jesus failed that the Church he created was the pillar of truth and that Jesus would protect it from all evil, some of the evil you mentioned.
No, we don't have to accept Jesus failed. He didn't. Again what we believe is simply that the RCC, nor any other man made institution, IS "THE" church Jesus started. All who believe are part of His church. But no institution here has exclusivity as being IT.
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Name one Christian Church other than Catholic before 1500. Did it take 1500 years for Jesus to get it right. If so , where is that in the Bible? To accept Protestantism you are saying the the Catholic Church is a failure and everybody on here but one so far agrees that the Catholic Church is a failure at best, satanic at worst.
Jesus failed with the only Church for 1500 years, the one he gave Peter for the keys too.
Have you come across any Sola Sciptura yet in your reading?
#58 May 21, 2013
No Traditon on Cephas,
Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter, was one of the two who heard John and followed Jesus.
He first found his own brother Simon and told him,We have found the Messiah*(which is translated Anointed).z
Then he brought him to Jesus. Jesus looked at him and said,You are Simon the son of John;* you will be called Cephas
#59 May 21, 2013
Not informed. They just believe like all Prots. Anybody can know the Truth.
That is what I have been doing. Jesus died for our sins and taught his Apostles the way to salvation. I am trying to get you to heaven based on what the Apostles taught the Church Jesus started.
You are trying me to get me to heaven by your personal interpretation of a book that Jesus never mentions. I will stay with his Church. That is the pillar and foundation of truth. The Bible is only part of that sufficient for teaching.
#60 May 21, 2013
Mike, I think in some ways the catholic doctrine has morphed into something other than the intended concept God first designed. I also believe it is why many protestants have left the cc. If it is like you say that the cc is the early church and yet they have created horrible acts on humanity and have leaders who sin against God with alter boys-where do they get the doctrine to support that?
You need to know that those things do not get swept under the rug with christians in other denominations. If the pope and his hierarchy would start by openly condemning those sort of things I might give them a passing grade. We are not blind!
#61 May 21, 2013
Mike, God added to THE church daily those who were being saved. Ever since the church was born there have been imperfect people in it. The church IS the people btw, the church is a living organism, the Body of Christ. Being a Christian and being a Catholic are not necessarily the same thing. Jesus's church and the catholic church are not the same thing. Did Jesus fail? No. Were there people being saved through all the years the RCC dominated the scene? Yes. I imagine some of them were catholic, and I imagine some were what you would call heretics.
Our faith is to be in Jesus Christ, not a church organization or anything else. We aren't to worship the church-we are the church. All of the saved, NO MATTER WHAT ORGANIZATION THEY BELONG TO, are part of His church. Mike, ALL of our organizations fall short of perfection. His does not-and we must strive to be part of His. We do not believe, as you do, that RCC is His church.
Sola scriptura? So far, only that John Huss was burned at the stake for believing scripture alone is sufficient, and others declared heretics.
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The Red Sox are an extra win ahead of both Tampa and Oakland, for now, but that could very easily change. The closeness and number of teams in this race should bring out the best in all three. Boston has several young pieces on the upswing, and have a good combination of speed followed by power in their lineup. All the same, with the way (especially) Tampa has been playing, they might want to get Clay Buchholz back healthy and add another bit of oomph by the trade deadline.
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RENO, Nev. - The University of Nevada athletics department will honor a group of donors and current and former staff members who have contributed to the success of Wolf Pack women's athletics at the Salute to Champions Dinner featuring Olympic gold medalist Brandi Chastain on Thursday, November 8 at the Atlantis Casino Resort.
Nevada will recognize the contributions of donors Mary Ansari, Dixie May of the Wilbur D. May Foundation, Christina Hixson of the Lied Foundation, Lynn Bremer, Kathie Dees of the Marguerite Wattis Petersen Foundation and Jeane Jones of the Nell J. Redfield Foundation as well as former University of Nevada and NCAA President Joe Crowley, former athletics administrator Angie Taylor, former Wolf Pack athletics director Chris Ault and team physician Dr. Carol Scott.
"We want to recognize these individuals who have been absolutely vital to the growth and success of women's athletics at the University of Nevada," Nevada Director of Athletics Cary Groth said. "These men and women are not the only people who have helped women's athletics grow, but they are some of the most significant decision makers in that process. The donors have given millions to our department and the university for many years, and the staff members made decisions that have made our department one of the best programs in the nation in providing opportunities for women in athletics. What is unique about this group of donors is not just that they have contributed to women's athletics, but also that they are women who have made the decisions or been part of the decisions to contribute to the success of other women."
Salute to Champions Honorees:
Mary Ansari, along with her husband, Nazir, has been the first and only major sponsor of the Salute to Champions Dinner, supporting the event and introducing the keynote speakers from 1996-2009. The Ansaris continue to support the athletics department through gifts to the scholarship fund.
Dixie May and the Wilbur D. May Foundation made the program's first million dollar gift specifically for women's athletics in 1997 and has supported scholarships both in athletics and at the university for many years. May has also sponsored foreign trips that have allowed Wolf Pack female student-athletes to have cultural experiences and contributed to the construction of the Petersen Athletic Academic Center.
Lynn Bremer gave the athletics department the gift that made the renovation of the Bremer Study Center at the Virginia Street Gym, the precursor to the Petersen Athletic Academic Center, possible. She has also contributed to the Salute to Champions Dinner and supported scholarships for the women's golf program in the past.
Christina Hixson and the Lied Foundation have contributed millions of dollars to the athletics department. Her most recent multimillion dollar gift enabled the athletics department to build the Christina M. Hixson Softball Park in 2007. The 23-acre site is also home to the field events for Wolf Pack women's track and field. Hixson has also supported the department in many other areas, including being the initial donor in establishing the athletics endowment and contributing to the purchase of Wolf Run Golf Course, capital improvements to Legacy Hall and the renovation and expansion of Mackay Stadium twice.
Kathie Dees and the Marguerite Wattis Petersen Foundation stepped forward to make the lead multi-million gift to build the Marguerite Wattis Petersen Athletic Academic Center in 2006. Her gift afforded the department the opportunity to solicit other gifts for the building, which became the first Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) accredited building on the university campus.
Jeane Jones and the Nell J. Redfield Foundation have funded scholarships for Wolf Pack women's student-athletes since 2010 and supported the university for many years. She has provided funds that have helped pay scholarships for current female student-athletes, and her contributions have allowed funds earmarked for those scholarships to supplement women's sports operating budgets.
Joe Crowley served as the president of the University of Nevada for 23 years from 1978-2001 and was the president of the NCAA from 1993-95. He helped create a culture of commitment to gender equity on campus and nationally and through his leadership in the community and the state legislature, helped the Wolf Pack add women's golf in 1997 and women's soccer in 2000 among his many achievements.
Chris Ault, Nevada's athletics director from 1986-2004, contributed to the rise of women's athletics at the University of Nevada. The Wolf Pack added three women's sports in his tenure - golf, soccer and softball - and his leadership helped Nevada become one of the best athletics departments in the country in providing opportunities to women in sports.
In 1997, then senior woman administrator Angie Taylor secured the first $1 million gift to Nevada's women's athletics program from the Wilbur May Foundation. Taylor, who played basketball at Nevada and then started her athletics career as sports information and promotions director before moving into administration, helped Nevada increase its women's athletics budget from about $700,000 to over $2 million in the 1990s.
Dr. Carol Scott has served as the team physician for Wolf Pack Athletics since 1994-95, personally ensuring that all sports received medical coverage even when it wasn't popular to provide care to women's sports. She has helped develop one of the best sports medicine programs in the country and has implemented programs and policies to benefit both male and female student-athletes, including a sports medicine fellowship and Nevada's nationally recognized pregnancy and transgender policies.
Tickets are still available for Thursday's Salute to Champions Dinner at a cost of $65 for adults and $45 for youth (18 and under). Tickets can be purchased by calling (775) 682-6965 or going online at NevadaWolfPack.com.
The evening will include no-host cocktails at 5:30 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. The program will include a celebration of women's athletics at the University of Nevada and a message from Brandi Chastain, the keynote speaker. In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the passage of Title IX, Nevada will also honor the past Wolf Pack women's letterwinners in attendance at the dinner.
A former member of the United States women's national soccer team, Chastain won two Women's World Cup championships, two Olympic gold medals and an Olympic silver medal among her many accomplishments. She was instrumental in forming the Women's United Soccer Association, playing from 2001-03 and leading the San Jose CyberRays to the 2001 WUSA Founder's Cup championship.
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When at the range the other day, the guy next to me commented on how much he wanted to get a 2nd generation G19 and that they were hard to find. He had a newer version with the finger grooves. I actually like the one with the fingergrooves better.
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My persoanl carry is a second gen G23. Great gun. I bought in new yeas ago and it's never let me down. It does tend to snore louder as it ages though.
I like the 2nd Gen Glocks, but I don't think they are "especially special." I just prefer the lack of finger grooves, and don't need the 3rd Gen rails to hang things off the gun.
For some folks, it's just personal taste; for others, it's a "hand fit" issue. If you have large hands or fingers, or small hands, the grooves may not line-up the way you want. I owned several first- and second-generation Glocks and used/enjoyed them just fine; until the first time I shot a finger-grooved third gen gun. It didn't seem to require such a firm grip to control, especially when my hand was sweaty or cold, so I was immediately sold on it. I eventually converted to all gen3 Glocks and got rid of my old ones. But I know WAY too many people who do some truly fine shootin' with older glocks to tell anyone that the new ones are the only way to go.
I've owned several Glocks over the years and am presently looking hard for a "non-finger groove" G23. My hands are not necessarily huge but they are large and my fingers do not like the grooves. I've had a G19 with and a G19 without the grooves and my hand loves the "straight" face of the grip. The function on both was exactly the same. The grooves felt much better on my G20 and G21 but still not as good as those without them. I personally like the light rail so I can hang a light off the end. Works great when I hear noises out here in the sticks at night.


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