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We'll never know the all the reasons behind what appears to be a very bad swap.

I have to agree it was probably not a good idea.

Cruz, a Canadian?

A lot of success in Taylor,s Bayou. I was also impressed with how many five fish limits there were.

Day three, wet and nasty. 53 own to the final 12..   Elite Anglers     Weight Leader Chris Lane Guntersville, AL Weight: 39-10 Big Bass Leader (Daily) Justin Lucas Guntersville, AL Weight: 5- 4 

Day one was a few hour rain delay but fishing was still better than day one last year.     Elite Anglers     Weight Leader Chris Lane Guntersville, AL Weight: 15-10 Big Bass Leader (Daily) Terry Scroggins San Mateo, FL Weight: 6-10    

I'm sick of both parties.

I hate to see Murray go they couldn't afford to keep him. I'd take AP at the right price. As a backup last year Randle averaged 6.7 yards per carry. Might be worth considering. A good OL can make an average back look really good.

It takes all kinds

The title to the article doesn't quite explain it that well. How strange.

Really? Since you're referencing sitcoms; did you see a recent episode of Blackish where the dad tried to show his son how blacks are targets? He tried and tried to prove it to his son but failed. His son couldn't relate.  :)

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Our president has a Muslim name, Kenyan parents and other potential birth discrepancies and some think it's unfair to ask that he prove his birth place. I think it was a justified request.

First of all, any form of true racism is unacceptable. However, prejudice and hate have always existed and always will. To think we can deselect racism from the board prejudiced spectrum is naive. It’s also wrong to label many forms of prejudice as racism.   We live in a day where law enforcement is portrayed as the enemy.   And why is all the focus on the 7%? 

Unemployment rates are almost always inaccurate no matter who's in office. 

Most around here welcome a rational debate (even though they can quickly grow irrational). You're going to have to grow a thicker skin though if you plan on hanging around. :)

It is a good, well thought out, well written post. That is, if you total exclude any higher power influence, or biblical credibility. If you base all our creation and existence on man's logic it's a good view. 

I don't think it will pass anytime soon. I would have thought Texas would have embraced gambling by now.

As you've seen, even the Christians on this board often disagree.

As you've stated, you can't pick one small part of the bible to support your view. Sometimes you need the whole bible to understand the true meaning of one scripture. 

I respectfully point out that you appear to be judging all "religious people" without knowing them and judging the contents of the bible without reading it.   Back to the original question; Does God love homosexuals?  YES

OneChance - It's risky to ask a biblical question to bunch of posters, then base your understanding off of their answer. (even though it sounds like you already had your answer)

We can all be different but still equal.

Too simple

You seam to be judging all Christians with your blanket statement.