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Carter also didn't have a 9/11 event that killed over 3000 Americans on our own soil, nor did he inherit the dot com crisis from a previous president who refused to leave after he was impeached. He did, however, have the inflation rate at 15.5% and unemployment at 7% and the interest rate was...

Hands down, Carter was the worse prsident in my lifetime.

You can't stereotype all people of faith by looking at a twisted few. The real nut-job is the one who thinks our existence came in to being without a creator.

I think the real confusion here is that you don't understand that you should be more of a moderator* instead of a contributor.

It's hard to get in a restaurant here in the southeast without a long wait. And every time I go by the mall it has a lot of cars in the parking lot. To me, it does not look like the recession the media is telling us we are in. :confused:

Maybe you should go over to Yahoo. You might find it fits your intelligence barometer better.

I'm trying to be as positive about him as I can, but the first executive order he signed was to close GTMO. That to me is a mistake. You'd think he would have done something for our country first. Instead, his first act was for the people who wants/tried to destroy us. Maybe 9/11 is...

About three years ago I spent quite a bit of time trying to get the best colors for charts, etc. I was getting sever eye fatigue. Anyway, I experimented around with it and finally came up with a soft, off-white for the backgrounds-- that sounds like "eggshell". That's the only thing I changed...

Give it a rest, Vhehn.

That is true.

Faith is alive and well in the USA. The use of the name of Jesus (more than one translation), God, the use of the Bible, and references to scriptures in the Bible says it all. What an awesome inauguration.

Both. By the way, what made you choose a name like killthesunshine?

killthesunshine, Please! Go back and read my post more carefully. I did not say weigh and balance the experience-- I said weigh and balance the consequences.

The key word is experience.

That is an amazing statement, Vhen. How can you be so definitively certain? Please enlighten us with your experience.

Not exactly, killthesunshine. "Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the convction of things not seen." (Heb 11:1 NIV) I don't calculate the odds. I weigh and balance the consequences.

"Just one man's opinion"-- unknown

No. It is an experience entered into by faith. Every time you fly in an airplane you step on the plane in faith. Then you experience the flight.

Stu, A personal relationship is not blind belief. The Ireland thing is not nice-- that is extremely sad. It's just another example of how people can use God for their own agenda. No need to debate anymore-- the conclusion is that we disagree with each other. One final word: Try...

Well, Stu, the disrespect from you continues-- now you're being judgmental toward someone you do not know. That is a very childish act. My beliefs are not discreditable-- they have been proven time and time again in people's lives all around the world, and have the staying-power of over 2000...