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"Can you stand on your head?" But just imagine having a slave.....and it's her who believes she should be submissive.....and uses the Babble to prove it?!?! Maybe the xian men have something.....where can I sign up for my submissive wife? Jacey |
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Originally posted by Jacey:
<strong>"Can you stand on your head?"</strong> <strong> But just imagine having a slave.....and it's her who believes she should be submissive.....and uses the Babble to prove it?!?! Maybe the xian men have something.....where can I sign up for my submissive wife? Jacey</strong> So far....I've never seen any of these types of women in church, but then again....maybe I've just gone to the wrong churches. Most Christian women I know seem to just have a bad attitude about them all the time (like when you smile and say "hi" to them... they think you're hitting on them) . Of course, they could just be pissed about all this permissive crap they're expected to live by. [ December 07, 2001: Message edited by: MOJO-JOJO ]</p> |
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by MOJO-JOJO:
<strong>Originally posted by Jacey: [qb]"Can you stand on your head?"</strong> [qb] In Alice in Wonderland, the Cheshire Cat asks "Can you stand on your head?" while quite literally standing on his head. I like that and the dope-smoking caterpillar the best. Jacey |
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If so, please consider what you have read. You very attempts to preach to others constitutes "teaching" and also "speaking in a church" which is any gathering to discuss or spread the word, eh? You have some repenting to do. Better just read quietly and ask questions of your husband. |
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Jacey, she does sound sweet, and I'm picturing this delicate "Amy Grant" looking little flower, but you're gonna have to brush up on the Bible...... PS - I guess I'll have to watch Alice again next time my daughter throws it in the VCR. [ December 07, 2001: Message edited by: MOJO-JOJO ]</p> |
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Awww, he doesn't have to brush up on the bible, 'cause she's not allowed to question him! He can say anything he wants and she has to, er, swallow it - hook, line and sinker. Bible says she has to.
Neat system, huh? D'you suppose it was thought up by, er, MEN? |
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Christian mockery aside ... I think I'll help buttercup out a little.
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No ... I don't think you do see. Reread what I posted. Reply when you've a clear head. d.05 |
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Originally posted by AcuteAmentia:
<strong> If we were all omniscient, I'm sure there wouldn't be a need for rules. You follow?</strong> Why would there be no need for rules? Even in a society of omniscient people, there will be disagreements. Unless you are saying that along with omniscience, all these people have the same personality and codes of ethics? |
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