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Well, I hope Christians are also very dedicated. Don't know if I
mentioned it on the list before, but I have family that are
missionaries and who have worked in mainly Muslim areas. Muslims can
be good people. There are some fanatical fringe groups, but the
average Muslim is a decent person. :)<br>
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But the main point I would make would be the same one that I made as
Y2K was approaching and people were telling me it would usher in a the
end of the world as we knew it. Basically, the worst-case scenario is
written in the final book of the Bible. Up until the end, there will
be wars and rumors of wars. People will cry, peace, peace! but there
will be no peace.<br>
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It does not mean we should not try to do what we can to avoid it, but
for those people, like myself, who do not have a lot of say in the
matter, I do not have to worry. My life is in the hands of my God, and
he can do what he wishes with me. Since I know that He loves me, I
really do not have a lot to worry about. Sure, I will die. That will
happen some time regardless. Life is and will be tough. But I have a
God that can hack it.<br>
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Until then, I hope the world finds me as dedicated in loving people as
the world is dedicated in their endevours.<br>
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- Tim Young<br>
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Fred A. Miller wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Sunday 11 September 2005 8:34 pm, Tim Young wrote:
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<pre wrap=""> (grin) You know they are competing with the Christians? Wycliffe has a
"Vision 2025" and Global Recordings has a "Vision 2020." Boy. All the
long-range plans...
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Yes.......I know. The difference is that Muslims are VERY dedicated, and will
do ANYTHING, including detonating atomic bombs to get their way. This WILL
happen in the US - it's a matter of "when," not "if."
Fred
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