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No, but once it became apparent the US Women were going to win (I mean, they were up 4-0 after 50 minutes or so) I think Jill Ellis and Company could've throttled them back but no, they had to pour it on for goal differential...its' the type of arrogance that turns fans (like myself) off of...
...there's being unprofessional and running up the score and then's there the U.S. Women and their disgraceful performance against Thailand, even though they won...
That's a good point there, Albion; I think what I was trying to say, from a lay person's perspective, is that while the Church began at Pentecost, the underpinnings, the foundations for it had already been laid down prior to the Day of Pentecost so that when Pentecost arrives, that's when, as...
Came across an interesting thread that asks the question posited in the OP back on Page 1 of this thread....and it asks the basic question: Did the Church begin at Pentecost?
From a scriptural (and historical) standpoint, the Church's beginnings were on the Day of Pentecost but the...
The Guardian: America's rural radio stations are vanishing – and taking the country's soul with them
-Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2019/jun/06/radio-silence-how-the-disappearance-of-rural-stations-takes-americas-soul-with-them
In theory, no, but given the deep, deep religious background of America, we're probably one of the few countries - maybe the only one - where the two could potentially intermingle; just look, for instance, at the power (or supposed power, depending on perspective) of the Evangelical Community at...
I have to agree w/Psalms here; as long as I can remember, Revelation 3:20 was always clear to me on whether we had free will in becoming Christians or not...to quote:
and that was that we, as individuals, have to make the decision on becoming a Christian, of accepting Christ as Lord and Saviour...
I think science also plays a part in the above, Josiah; as our knowledge of life expands from where it was in 1973, it becomes increasingly harder and harder for the pro-abortion crowd to defend their side of the issue. After all, how can someone look at a sonogram picture of a growing human...