Is a Christian couple free to take steps to avoid ever having any children? The issue here is one of motive: Wrong motives for being childless: 1. The world is over-crowded. 2. The world is too corrupt. 3. “We don't like kids!” 4. “We want the money and time to spend on ourselves.” Right motives for being childless: 1. If there is good reason to believe the parents would pass on a genetically fatal disease. 2. If you are physically able to have kids but physically unable to raise and nurture them. 3. If children would impede a clear call to ministry (missionaries). 4. If you are financially unable to provide for them (but this is only legitimate for delaying the bearing of children, not for not having any at all, ever).
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#1 · June 16, 2000, 1:03 am

Posted by: whitaker <whitaker@...>

Hi all...

Ever wish that something would disappear, go away and never show up
again?

I'm still new to this networking stuff, and have another friend who has
win98se installed on both of his machines. We have them connected via cards
and a hub, and cpu1 with the MS connection sharing.

The problem is, I can fnd no setting by which to allow the slave to
disconnect from the internet once he has connected. And it doesn't ask if we
want to disconnect, like wingate does. Am I missing something, or is this
the case?

While on the subject, is there a way to configure so the second machine can
dial its modem independently? We can use the modem, and connect, but IE
keeps trying to dial on the 1st machine.

TIA....David

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