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Posted by bradk on May 04, 2007 at 19:20:05 from (64.61.211.3):
A very interesting subject by Jim K down below(armageddon)I think the world as a whole is goin' south because of the more than subtle global changes(polar ice caps,greenhouse gasses,etc.),but anyway.................. rrlund brought up another interesting subject.Miracles. Does any one have anything to share?Do you guys believe in miracles or divine intervention? I'm pretty sure I've witnessed smaller scale miracles,but I think any farmer like me who raises crops or livestock has also.We've made it through hail,drought,flooding rains,fire,and the threat of mortgage forclosure in the 80's.I think that's a miralcle in itself!! I've heard people saying that every day is a miracle because the sun rises,the birds sing,a baby is born,etc.,etc.,etc. Any thoughts or stories to share?????????? ~brad
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