posted April 14, 2014 05:03 PM            

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Originally posted by Odette:
What in the world is BS? The statistics?

LoL

Never mind. You really live in Lala land.

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posted April 14, 2014 05:23 PM            

No thanks, will not read. But looks like ISC is getting really good at this.

posted April 14, 2014 05:38 PM            

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Originally posted by Odette:
AG - Actually they're not more promiscuous than the stats suggest. They just seems to be, and you're fooled by appearances.
You're not a little fly in their bedroom my darling.

I would bet on just about anything - that you wouldn't be able to find more than (at the absolute most) a handful of people on LL who had sex with more than 3 partners till date... and a handful is really stretching it.

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posted April 14, 2014 06:03 PM            

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Originally posted by Odette:
AG - Actually they're not more promiscuous than the stats suggest. They just seems to be, and you're fooled by appearances.
You're not a little fly in their bedroom my darling.

I would bet on just about anything - that you wouldn't be able to find more than (at the absolute most) a handful of people on LL who had sex with more than 3 partners till date... and a handful is really stretching it.

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posted April 14, 2014 07:49 PM            

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I would be friends with anyone. Jesus was friends with anyone.[quote]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Randall:
Indeed! Jesus actually washed the feet of a prostitute.

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I would not hesitate to be friends with her,Only if she acknowledges her past and repents enough to change her ways.And that is what the entire scene where jesus touches her alludes to.
This condition is a necessary adjunct for all broken women and it requires faith in god to acknowledge the past inorder to mend her ways and lead a different lifestyle thereafter.And not to mention those who use her services with continued impunity and later disavow her, do play a major part in pushing her away farther from reality.

"The Gospels record several instances where Jesus reaches out to "unnoticeable" women, inconspicuous silent sufferers who blend into the background and are seen by others as "negligible entities destined to exist on the fringes of life." Jesus notices them, recognizes their need and, "in one gloriously wrenching moment, He thrusts them on center stage in the drama of redemption with the spotlights of eternity beaming down upon them, and He immortalizes them in sacred history.His heart is tender and broken over the plight of women caught in the trap of prostitution"

posted April 14, 2014 10:06 PM            

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Originally posted by rajji:
I would not hesitate to be friends with her,Only if she acknowledges her past and repents enough to change her ways.

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I would be a friend of her anyhow. Most women today would have been considered "prostitutes" in the time of Jesus, wouldn't they? My family wouldn't like it, if they knew. I don't think it's about moral corruption. A person can take the wrong turn. Sometimes by choice, sometimes not. Some are abused as children. Some are abducted and sold from different countries. Some just want to make easy money. It is not about fault, even if you don't understand those who willingly sell their bodies. If that is what they are doing, they are sure to have problems. I heard a woman tell about how she arrived to this "work". She called it work. She wanted to have a convenient life earning more money than she could have from another kind of "work for unproffessionals". Today she is a journalist. She used the money to study. She says her "work" damaged her emotionally. But she has defended herself. She gave us all sort of folks a lecture about her life, and to my great surprise it were the men who attacked her.

My point is, you can't judge.

posted April 14, 2014 10:16 PM            

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Originally posted by Jo B:
... but did he take her home to meet his mother?

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Actually; yes, they were both there til the end and long after others had denied him.

posted April 14, 2014 10:18 PM            

Good Gravy, it's Easter Week.

And Pluto's Stationary.

Maundy Thursday is coming up.

What do you think it's all about anyway?

posted April 14, 2014 10:39 PM            

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My point is, you can't judge.

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posted April 14, 2014 10:45 PM            

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Originally posted by rajji:
Everlasting Friendship is about trust...not about judgement.

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Do you think you cannot trust a woman who sells her body?

posted April 14, 2014 10:50 PM            

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Do you think you cannot trust a woman who sells her body?

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posted April 14, 2014 11:02 PM            

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Originally posted by rajji:
Everlasting Friendship/Unconditionallove is about trust or faith...not about judgement or circumstances.

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I probably didn't understand you. I was also referring to what others said about the moral corruption. Thing is, no one really likes being a prostitute. Even that woman i told you about, who was not repentant, has admitted she was damaged. She was also very defensive. Thing is, repentance is a very subtle, inner kind of thing. I never had a "real" all-the-way prostitute friend, but a friend of mine once sold herself. She was in a hard condition mentally and emotionally and was not totally aware of what she was doing. She told me only afterward, after she recovered.

and prostitution also makes the woman an outcast. She finds herself in the crime world, and becomes twice a victim: both by those who use her and by society that shuns her.

posted April 14, 2014 11:04 PM            

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Originally posted by Ellynlvx:
You who are without sin?

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posted April 14, 2014 11:12 PM            

For the record... I didn't instigate this one.
Bahahahaha
And yes, I stalk your a$$ess. Well, a little bit.

posted April 14, 2014 11:34 PM            

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Originally posted by Ellynlvx:
What do they teach in Schools these days?

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What's wrong with you people?

I left the separation of Church and state question completely out in the open there, but did anyone pick up on that one?

No.

But that's okay.

Happy Easter, anyway!

posted April 14, 2014 11:57 PM            

So of course I see the loaded question now, hahaha. (Clever, Cappy.)

This one's for you Cappy.
(It's a compliment.)