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Thanks John. It's nice to see there are public places still allowed to post quotes by religious leaders (even when they happen to be of a Christian persuasion). I'm more spiritual than religious these days but this type of advice must be what made Wesley and Methodism look so attractive in my childhood. I hope the nurses are putting Wesley's words into action as they care for your son. It's a good path toward holiness of heart and life for all.

From this perspective, we must seek our goal and mission in something that transcends birth and death, something that we can give our whole life to. Only then can we tap the inexhaustible potential of life. In other words, we must advance beyond the mere struggle to stay alive and be prepared to ask ourselves for what purpose we live our lives.. While it is important to win, it's even more important to remain undefeated no matter what happens..

In the first place it provides us with the courage to challenge both life and death. It enables us to see death not as some terrifying unknown but as a normal phase of existence that alternates with life in an eternal cycle. Second, it teaches us to treasure the life we are now living and to try to make it as worthwhile as possible.

as I know alot of my MH friends are as well... I thought it would be cool to get some of our favorite quotes in one place.... So, here's my first favorite and I'm sure I will post others later.... Can't wait to see yours as well... " If you can't convince them, confuse them!" -HARRY S.

is it jus me or do any of you moms have plans on raising your baby with religious beliefs ? I do personally I grew up around.churches and gospel . and although I haven't gone lately I find.myself in need of.some.kind.of.

My question is about these quotes I have been posting I would like to know if I posted some on religon would that offend anyone being that must would be refferancing Buddhsium but when you read the quotes the can be transfered into anyones faith so I would like to know if people would be offended thanks.

Did you know that Jesus was the first man to ever claim women equally spiritual as men? That was a radical religious idea back then, for all civilized religions, hunter gatherers are egalitatrian mostly, so I leave them out. They still live in the garden of Eden and haven't eaten of the fruit of knowledge yet. But in Civilized society, try to find women being equally spiritual to men written anywhere earlier than the quotes of Jesus.

my first on the other hand i was 16 my jr year in high school and scared to death of what my family would say, but i did it and they love my daughter to death.

http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/09/21/14014828-christian-muslim-and-hindu-religious-leaders-unite-to-help-stop-slaughter-of-elephants-rhinos?lite "Religious leaders are the latest recruits in the war by conservationists against those slaughtering thousands of elephants and rhinos across Africa each year.

I have been seeing quotes from others and writing quotes, and others in detox are requesting more. I know in my darkest hours that I chanted, "There is no problem so big that drugs can't make it worse." What has helped or is helping you? God, Grant me the serenity to Accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, and Wisdom to know the difference.

s behavior is because of the fear and negativity placed around death. No one likes to stare death in the face ...especially when it's of a young child. But the sad fact of this world is that everything and everyone dies. It's nothing to be afraid of or disgusted by ... it's just something that happens. I do feel sorry for this family and the loss of their child. But I'm not going to berate them for doing what they thought would honor the memory of the child they lost.

2 weeksand I have always believed in God but have never been really religious. It seems that since I have found out I was pregnant I have started getting more religious and even more out spoken to friends about my faith. *not in a bad way or a crazy all the time way but in a he put me here. for a reason kinda way* my husband, friends, and family think its great and I am happy just think its wierd that it changed so quickly. Have any of you other moms experianced this?

Me and my husband are from different religious backgrounds. He’s muslim and I am Sikh. I am 19 weeks pregnant with our first one and we’ve been married for almost two years now. My In Laws have been against our marriage as we did not conduct a religious wedding where I had to convert to islam. My husband didn’t have any problem with me converting or anything, but in their religion conversion is must. He promised me that I don’t have to convert if I don’t want to.

And we dont plan on raising our child religious. We do not beleive in the bible and it seems so many ppl do. Its going to be hard to explain to my family that we arnt forcing "god" on our child.

There has been a lot of death around me lately, my sister in law lost her baby. One of my husbands friends lost her baby. One of my friends lost her twins. I'm so paranoid now about loosing my little guy! Hormones don't help either. And we have all been seeing a shadow move around our house lately too.

Oh you did alot of typing there Apple, thx for sharing.....all the insights into the world of this marvelous creature called a CAT...no wonder we all love them so much!! ZQ, I MISS her too!

Im not sure about your religious beliefs, but if you're a Christian and read the bible, this may be highly unlikely. I'm truly sorry for your loss I understand the pain quite well, I'm only saying this in love but it does not say in the bible that a person who has passed away meets another who's life has already began. Only that if both people are dead physically.

ve been incredibly terrified of growing old, and death. I literally almost never cry, yet whenever I think about this, I cry a river, and feel as hopeless as someone trapped deep beneath the ocean. I've never experienced death. And I've got a long life ahead of me (hopefully), and so does everyone else in my life (hopefully). But it's still all just so overwhelming. I'm not religious, despite living in a Christian household.

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