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I tried to get my mind around the arguments from the so-called “pro-choice” position. Most of them could seem very defensible from the surface. Who am I to determine a woman’s “reproductive rights?” What’s wrong with removing meaningless tissue? Why not stop a pregnancy when you can spare a child the pain of entering this world disabled or subjected to a life of poverty? Why would any humane person willingly deny women access to “health care?” But when you dig just a little below the surface, you see how ridiculous these claims become. A baby with a face and heartbeat, sensitive to pain (early in the pregnancy) is not meaningless tissue. Taking a person’s life is not “health care.” It’s just the opposite. Personal reproductive rights are between a woman and God, but don’t ask me to fund it in any way with my tax dollars. For a moment leave out the Bible. Leave out what science says about DNA. Leave out a picture from an ultrasound. Can we please just get back to simple common sense?

Randy Smith

First, there is no “gift of singleness” if by gift we mean a supernatural outpouring accompanied by some kind of revelation that it is God’s hidden will that you remain single all your days. I would suggest that there are two proper ways to speak of this gift. First, if you are single, you have the gift of singleness... The “gift” of which Paul speaks is the freedom that comes to us when we are not burdened with pleasing our spouse... Second, I believe we can speak of the gift of singleness if by that we simply mean a lack of a current pressing need to marry. I too have this kind of the gift at present. I am sympathetic to men who are eager to marry, or in certain circumstances, to remarry. But I do not at present share that urgency. Indeed I honestly can’t imagine remarrying. I am savvy enough, however, to know that this could change in a moment. God’s Word gives me liberty. If the desire comes to marry I would be without sin to do so. I would not be turning up my nose at some kind of pseudo-charismatic “gift” God had given me. I’d be giving thanks for the wife He would be giving me.

R.C. Sproul Jr.

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God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)

30-minute Beef Stroganoff

January 30, 2023

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats, Eggs		Beef, Low-fat	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		Nonstick cooking spray
1	lb	Round steak, cut into 1/4 in
		strips
2/3	c	water*
3	oz	Mushrooms, sliced canned
1		Dry onion soup mix, **
1	c	Yogurt, plain lowfat
2	T	Flour
6	oz	Noodles, egg cooked

INSTRUCTIONS

In a frying pan sprayed with nonstick cooking spray, brown meat. Add
water, mushrooms (including liquid), and soup mix. Cover and simmer
for 15 minutes.  In a small bowl, blend yogurt and flour; add to meat
mixture. Cook and stir on low heat until mixture thickens. Serve over
hot noodles.  ORIGINAL POSTERS NOTES: *NOTE: For greater flavor with
little or no  fat add, substitute no fat beef broth or some wine for
part of the  water called for in the ingredients.  **If you have a
sensitivity to sodium, note that the dry onion soup  mix may be high in
salt.  I have also posted a recipe for onion  seasoning mix in CAT 3
TOPic 31 that was posted on the board sometime  back that enables you
to use your own mix and control the amount of  salt in it.  Original
Posted by C.FERRELL2 (Carol) Genie 6/12/93 Formatted for  MM:dianeE
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients) ---------------------------------------------- Calories: 289 Calories From Fat: 135 Total Fat: 15g Cholesterol: 82.6mg Sodium: 73.6mg Potassium: 449mg Carbohydrates: 14.4g Fiber: <1g Sugar: <1g Protein: 22.7g