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What a great article Jane. You certainly laid it out. I have just finished an article concerning this gracious lady and her family. I mentioned one blogger which referred to her 17 year old as a "floozy". We do have sickos in our society. I do hope he got some value someway from using such a sick phrase. This Palin family strikes me as being one of a very few families left who have "family values". Again, a wonderful article

Hi Jane,

 

I have always heard from everyone I know that going out of the country on a mission trip is always amazing and a huge blessing for those who went and for those who were visited.

 

I think eminating the life of Christ is the most rewarding thing we can do yet not comprehended because He is so amazing.

 

Blessings,

Robert, I have been out of the loop for a while and going out again soon, due to events, travel, & a funeral. Thank you for your encouragement always. I am reading your comments again and still reflecting on them. Until later, Godspeed to your efforts to wake people up! Until next time, ~Jane

Jane I agree with you many are taking the route you described. It is another symptom of our nation. However, please remember, there is no real help for people until they are in default. Once they miss  a payment they can renegotiate their rate. That is the only change they get. Have you read my article on foreclosure? If not that should give you a factual idea of just what is happening not just what people hear or think. Let me know what you think? Now they can sell short to an investor, they can write off a percentage of the loan, but they can't seem to help people in distress who own a home they can never repay? Plus Jane they have now passed all the risk over to us, the taxpayers and yet we still want these politicians and we still believe them. I am so perplexed and bewildered, how? Jane, then again how about this one? They never and I do mean never or rarely if ever speak to usury. I defy anyone to tell me where these candidates speak to the usury on Credit Card debts, Obama, looked the other way. A fact they just don't care to address any of them. Yet, it is usury by any definition. Honor, I'm sorry, none to be found. Professors in Christ, really? Jane you write well and bring issues to the fore, yet these politicians need to be held accountable. I enjoy your work and thoughts, Robert

Jane, a really good article but hoping for these candidates and our politicians to step up and address the issues many average Americans, lower middle income and the poor see staring them right in the face every single say is well sadly to be naive. Our own silver spooned President says it best. His America has no problems. Yes one only needs to understand the goal, objective, agenda to understand why. If you listen, now I said listen, you will always hear very distinctly and even as Ted Kennedy spoke last night the reference to the "WORLD", their problems, their needs, their hardships and what America needs to do for the World. What of wehere in America being forced from our homes. No not because of coveting as many might express, no because of Greed, exploitation and all the rest. The truth before God almighty is right there. That is for those who can see and care to see. Good job but unfortunately, the word of this century only 50% of eligible voters will vote, the other 50% default. They just do not see any real difference and frankly they are right. Best wishes, Robert

Jane, I vote based who I agree with on the most issues. I try not to be affected by emotion or judge any candidate by his or her show of emotion or lack thereof. And I certainly don't take into consideration who is the most "presidential" -- whatever that means. Also, I'm not going to let world events influence my decision or be frightened by the prospect of some theoretical 3 a.m. phone call.

 

BTW, does anyone really think it'll ever be over? As soon as one election ends, the next one begins. Unfortunately, that's the reality in today's political environment. It's like the NBA and NHL. As soon as one season is over, they start preparing for the next. There's never really any off-season.

Hi Jane,

 

I will definitely do my part to vote on Nov.4. I will also be extremely glad when the process is final. I understand that we need to make informed decisions and on what we believe will support our country and citizens. I am however tired of the rhetoric and slander of who is supposedly doing what. I would like to post a huge sign that reads...Would the candidates step up and be real. Please tell us the truth of what you really are capable of doing and how you propose to do so. Please stop riding the ticket and blow us smoke of what you think we want to hear. Now that I am done venting, I will just pray that God gives us the discernment and wisdom to make the right decision when Nov 4 comes. God bless you.

Excellent article Jane. That is the way I want to be remembered when I meet Jesus. I hope this article inspires many. May the Lord bless you always.

People who are so opposite like that can give each other a wonderful opportunity. They can show each other a different way of looking at and experiencing many aspects of life. They can experience it all together.

Hi Jane, another beautiful word! Thanks for sharing. We can never get enough of the word of God! What a great idea to include the link to Biblegateway. Have you ever used blueletterbible ? That is a great tool for quick and handy research and commentaries. Talk to you later. God bless, keep sharing!

Hi Jane, this is beautiful--sometimes in the busyness of life, we forget that everyday is thanksgiving. And thank you for sharing the portion of Psalm 63, It warmed my heart and will keep me going for the day. Be blessed. have a good one. I'll call you soon. I have verizon too, so it's perfect. Love, Teresa

Grassley's most recent smear campaign against Copeland using the nepotism angle is more evidence that Grassley has lost any ground he thought he had to stand on in this case. I agree that it is time to end this. Otherwise why hasn't he moved forward with the subpeonas he has threatened?

Knowing truth from fiction is a challenge most of us face frequently. Too bad that many so-called journalists offer no help. Great article. Jim P.

Hello. First of all, I'm 16. Not giving kids contraceptives is fine, if parent's were better than they are. Unfortunately most of the people I know have been abused or neglected in some way. These people need to find acceptance and love somewhere, anywhere! And i they can't get a hold of condoms, well...too bad! I

 

m not sure whether schools should give handouts, but I am sure that there needs to be someplace we can get them. Besides, most people meet their "mates" at school, maybe we should provide protection in the same place?

Your co-worker seems like a great person. Teens today are constantly bombarded with the media. If there ever was a time for parents to step up, it's now. I'm only 16 years old, but I made a choice when I was younger to earn about these things. I made a choice to use common sense...and thats what sets me apart from nearly all my classmates. Hah! That's why i'm not always accepted. It's a sad sad world.

Hi Jane, Pretty good article. I find most informational writing boring. That's just the way I am, but you make the boring, interesting. Keep it up.

 

Bob

Hi Jane, thank you for sharing this information. This is helpful for any type of informational writing. I love the variety in your articles. Many Blessings to you! Teresa

Because of Grassley's investigation, these 6 organizations have come under media scrutiny. Copeland is one that is fighting the hardest because he realizes how the wrong decision could affect all of us, not just churches. Grassley made some serious errors in his handling of this situation, and he needs to admit that and let it go. This has been going on for way too long.

Amen Jane..."Blessed be the name of the Lord" Thank you for a wonderful article filled with truth.

 

God bless you always.

HI Jane,

 

That is an amazing article. Anyone that is facing a difficult situation only needs to remember Psalms 103. Thank you for the inspiring message, I really needed that today.

Hi Jane, this is beautiful. I love Psalm 103! You walked me through this psalm with your personal story. Thank you! Bless the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within me!

Hi Jane,

 

What a nice tribute to your mother-in-law. It reminded me so much of my mother who passed away five years ago at the age of 81. She married at 15, lived with and loved her husband until his death three days before their 66th wedding anniversary. Her religious faith directed everything she did. I miss her!

 

Mary Helen is blessed to have a daughter-in-law who loves and appreciates her. May the two of you have many more years of such a wonderful relationship.

 

Patricia

Hi Jane, these are great tips, as one who is looking to improve her writing, I will take them to heart! God Bless you!

Hi Jane, Good article and thank you for the respect and love of our country and our citizens. God bless you.

Hi, Sue. Amen to what you said. Thanks for commenting!

You are right on Jane. I do believe in my heart we are at the crossroads. We can either pick up the challenge and make real change or accept the inevitable.  Best wishes!!!! Robert.

Jane I respect your opinion and writing yet I must state in my opinion what you admire are personal characteristics rather then leadership? They are of little good when what you do fails. What can we admire in this man or any of them as to effective leadership that is good for this nation and its people. I separate none from this. Republican or Democrat the same brew.  What must one say? What can one say that has not been said over and over and over in the pain and suffering of millions?  This is all about their deeds, what they do or fail to do. If the deeds of those currently in power do not reflect what is in my opinion blatant sin then what does? How far have we fallen that usury, breaking of law, treaties that are against our nations interests, exploitation, dismantling of our indistry, the selling of our national assets,  the loss of jobs, homes and host after host after host of abuse is made acceptable, condoned? Then we might ask ourselves just what does that say?

hi jane,

 

i love these United(?) States, and wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

 

i am fearful, however, of the economy that is strangling any one but the rich and wealthy, and now our young adults who are beginning their lives in the "real world" one hour's worth of work at minimum wage, cannot buy 2 gallons of gas, or 2 gallons of milk. that seems preposterous to me. i hope there will be positive changes made. thanks for sharing,

 

best regards,

 

sue

hi jane,

 

this was a well written, interesting article. it's almost like the old saying, "hurry up and wait." the kids want the time to go by so they can have sex, but if they waited, they'd feel better about themselves in the long run. thanks for sharing,

 

best regards,

 

sue thom

Bob, I agree with you. We need to have reasonable and true arguments and speak up. If we have only a few strong, true, and provable things to say about the person of our choice and keep repeating those true facts, then maybe, maybe some stone walls will crack and break. Both sides use ad phrases. We need to do more than parrot those. I'm looking for what helps this country's strength at the core. I'm looking for what tells young people not to hang their heads; not to believe they have no future. The issues change, come and go. The basic principles we need to guard never change. Next, for me, is experience. Then, character. I find few candidates of the past with whom I agreed on all of the main issues that are dear to me. We need to present arguments for our choice person that can bear up and also that relate to this country's democratic principles, in my view. That's my two-cents worth.

 

Thanks for the comments!

Hi Jane,

 

I enjoyed this article.  I agree with you that the power of the people is in their vote, but I'm dismayed by the fact that many will use that power not having the slightest idea what their candidate stands for.  They just know that he looks good and speaks well.

 

Bob

You are so right. The hatred by our own citizens for the USA is appalling. But what is even worse - traitorous - is American citizens going to other countries and demeaning our President and our country. I think they should be charged with treason in spite of "free speech". It just infuriates me! VERY good article, Jane!

Hi Jane, thanks so much for sharing this. How sad that they hadn't even heard this from their parents. Praise God for your coworkers willingness to be truthful about the emotional and moral side of sex. Its what my husband and I stressed as equally as std's. Sex has an emotional consequence and believe it or not. We do become one with everyone we have sex with. So literally someone gets a piece of us. I pray more teens hear this straight talk. God bless you for going against the flow.

hi jane,

 

i agree with all you graciously wrote. i have been going through an extremely difficult year and a half, and it continues. one other highlight to searchwarp is that it has given me an escape, and something to do while i wait to get through this period of time. i will forver be grateful. if not God sending me to this site, i don't know what i would have done besides write.thanks for sharing,

 

best regards,

 

sue thom

Jane,

 

Wow, I have never really sat down and tried to write a description of SearchWarp, but I don't think I could have done this better myself! Thanks!

Jane, great article. I only wish that we had more communication with parents and children in their relationships. I have been one that is blessed by being able to talk to my teenagers and it has been wonderful. They all have their own personalities, grown up and living life on their own. I do however, still have my 16 (17 next month) at home and his friends and I always talk about important issues while feeling safe. They all agree that the schools should not hand out contraceptives and that isn't the schools responsibility. God bless you Jane. Oh yeah, I wouldn't give up the communication with them for anything.

This would be a good article for parents to provide to thier enquiring children. Jim Purcell

God bless you Jane. Only the "prudish and the old-timey" people talk as you talk in this enlightend(?) age. I wish there were millions more like you and your mom. This "sexual revolution" has (is) destroying many a life of decency.

 

Yet, they say the old fashioned way was bad. It worked, and there were many, many happy marriages. The present divorce rate and single parents prove the point.

Hi Jane, sounds like you had a smart mom. To paraphrase, Abstinence makes the heart grow fonder. Good article.

 

Bob

Beautiful article, Jane. Heartfelt and full of honesty. I loved it.

 

Thank you so much for sharing your feelings with us.

 

Sandra

hi jane,

 

what a great idea, and a pleasant thing to be able to do. you told the story well, and it was exciting waiting to see what would happen. a tuly special memory. thanks for sharing,

 

best regards,

 

sue thom

Hi Jane, I loved this piece. It is very well laid out and it brought back what is most important--sharing truth for truth's sake and not selfish-gain or for the sake of winning. Great job!!! God Bless, Teresa

Excellent well written and lifting in these troubled times we are living.

Very good article. It is not scriptural and yes if I were in Iowa, I would have to make some phone calls or hang my head if not. I wonder if the non-religious will ever regard christians as not being crazy or just people. I know, "we don't live in a perfect world"...Yet. Wait until we get to heaven. : )

Hi Jane,

 

This is a very good article.  I agree with you wholly.  I've never been to Singapore.

 

Bob

 

Hi, Bob

 

Thanks for the feedback. It means a lot. I hope the article might make a dent somewhere. As for Singapore, hope you get to go there someday if you want to. I never expected to go twice.

Thanks again for reading and commenting.

Jim, you're right. It's not scriptural. Thanks for your encouraging comment.

This is a time of fiercely battling ideologies, as other times have been when the American people have reached a new, criticalphase. They rose to the challenge in part due to writers and others who put forth convincing arguments for the seriousness of the situation. Always glad to see your comments.---Jane

Ok, agree, agree, agree but and that but is huge this is all about Globalism, markets and not America. Should we, no doubt will we, not. It is as simple as that. Our kids are taught more about everyone else then they are about our own nation. Even other nations holidays, customs and yes languages. Sad, but true. Enough said because there really isn't much more to say. Unless Americans change there just will not be change. Good article.

Robert, I was struck by your comment about America having lost its zeal for voting. If we do not feel deeply about the right to vote, then we are either ignorant of facts or horribly careless. Sadly, there is much ignorance of the facts due to the decline of information about what voting means. Your reference to proxy voters struck me, too. This is a trend that needs to stop. If everyone of this view about how important each individual's vote is does not vote every voting season, does not challenge others to vote, and does not speak up about the importance of voting...the outcome will affect everyone negatively eventually. What that negative will be, how powerful or intense, how threatening, is not known. Whatever it is, it will be significant. Thanks for your comments, and best wishes to you in return, Jane

Voting, interesting, let me see one might think if there is a choice, a real difference one would be encouraged? The sad fact is where is the choice? Only those who don't know really think there is a choice. Now I agree America has lost it's zeal for voting and that is why this Republic is in my opinion now hurting bad. We let the proxy voters do it all. However, there is a real choice I see not many taking this election day. What you ask? Vote every single republican or democrat out. Will it happen, no. Hey pass me another burger and water. I can no loger afford the dressings or cheese or that foreign beer. How sad. Best wishes, Robert.