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To: snarks_when_bored

>>>This might draw some fire, but I accuse the parents of gross neglect of the welfare of their minor children. If the parents want to risk their own lives trying to convert muslims to Christianity, that's their own affair; but their minor children weren't mature enough to make such a life-endangering decision for themselves. >>>

I somewhat agree.


29 posted on 10/09/2006 10:55:28 AM PDT by sandbar
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To: sandbar

>>>This might draw some fire, but I accuse the parents of gross neglect of the welfare of their minor children. If the parents want to risk their own lives trying to convert muslims to Christianity, that's their own affair; but their minor children weren't mature enough to make such a life-endangering decision for themselves. >>>

God has a reason for everything, whether tragedy happens in an Amish schoolhouse, or on the other side of the world near the heart of the evil of our times. While many people act in sub-human ways, each has a soul that will spend eternity somewhere and it should be our prayer that some how, some way, Christ's message reaches them.


40 posted on 10/09/2006 10:58:42 AM PDT by DonaldC
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To: sandbar

I read a book by a convert to Christianity from Islam, he complained that the Christians in Eygpt were too afraid to witness to Muslim. I felt like screaming at him when I read that. This is why Christians in Eygpt lay low. As a mother, I totally understand.

And I hope these poor children's mother knows that the Lord is kind and merciful and has welcome her babies home.


68 posted on 10/09/2006 11:16:02 AM PDT by mockingbyrd (Good heavens! What women these Christians have-----Libanus)
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