I was reading John 3 this morning and thought I would write a post on what I believe to be the proper way to interpret the Bible in part, to shed some light on why it is that so many Christians believe so many different things despite reading the same book .

Mind you...I don't have a corner on how to properly interpret the Bible but I do believe that the things I say below make sense and would, if followed, result in far less disagreement than is presently found in Christian...

Recently, me and my husband have decided that we want a change of lifestyle and a "good qualitly of life" so we are looking into moving to canada permately. We have been trying to communciate with other canadian's about out near future transistion (we are new yorkers with canadian's hearts) and we are looking for any one who live in toronto (or any where in canada) to drop a line and share some of your expierences as we would love to make new friends in canada and get your perspectivite...

[B][I][COLOR=#ff8c00]20 years ago we moved to south-central Virginia from Pittsburgh, with our 4 schoolage children and lots of hopes and dreams. Everything is so different here in VA---But PA people are the best! If you've moved away, you know what I'm talkin' about.[/COLOR][/I][/B]
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[B][I][COLOR=#ff8c00]Some people here are still in the civil war mode...still hate yankees, still rude to us and southern hospitality is not the way of life for them....

I have been a security advisor for over 10 years now. Home security is to me one of the most important things a home owner can do to not only protect their home and personal belongings while not at home, but most importantly protect their loved ones whil at home. Your belongings can be replaced that is what insurance is for. But what about when your loved ones are at home? That to me is the most important thing to protect. You and your loved ones are the most important things in your life you will...

For anyone that is interested, the beautiful Mall that I happened to come upon during my travels of a few days ago...was the Liberty Station Marketplace.

Turns out it was a former Navy barracks. That explains the general architecture of the place in that it has block type buildings with very long, open on one side, aisles running around the length of the outside of these buildings.

I don't know if the Spanish flavor of the present appearance was there to begin with...