what's the difference between trial & temptation? which is good?
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Temptation is not from God necessarily, we have a choice to chose to sin, and succomb to temptation.\n\nThe trial is usually what comes after we have made a promise to God or prayed, say, for 'patience'. It is a learning process to improve who we are. Some learn quickly, some are not fast learners from their weaknesses. If you get through the trial you will be stronger, and more clear about God's desire for us in life, as to our purpose and servitude, soldiering, ministering unto Him. It is usually a gift that we didn't realize it was going to serve Him and deliver others to the Savior. Life becomes more beautiful, it is a cleansing in your life...trials and resisting temptation. You will need to pray so much to be successful through trials and temptations.\nBoth, can be good if you do good and live righteous...temptations are\nnot desireable when you love God.
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Let's clear something up.  If you are tempted and decided not to do wrong, you're okay.  You did not sin.  Temptation is NOT a sin.  However if you are tempted and you play with it in your head and you do the action in your thoughts, then you have sinned.  For instance, let's say a beautiful woman passes by.  You look at her lustfully, you've sinned.  If you are tempted to look at her that way and you choose not to, it's NOT a sin.  If you look at her and you start undressing her in your mind, then it's a sin.\n\nI hope this helps.
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Clever typo: The more money you got, the better lawyers you can get & thus possibly get a lesser charge in court.  At least that's what it appears like seeing the news & watching Law & Order episodes... (I don't have any personal experience to this).\n\nSome quotes to ponder:\nJustice is incidental to law and order.  ~John Edgar Hoover\n\nWhen you go into court you are putting your fate into the hands of twelve people who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty.  ~Norm Crosby\n\nAlthough the legal and ethical definitions of right are the antithesis of each other, most writers use them as synonyms.  They confuse power with goodness, and mistake law for justice.  ~Charles T. Sprading, Freedom and its Fundamentals\n\nThe more corrupt the republic, the more numerous the laws.  ~Tacitus, Annals
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At least you are trying, and you can tell the difference.  The good one is your conscience, the Holy Spirit, applying Himself to your life.  Bad thoughts, are fleshly, worldy influences, thus from the enemy.  Don't be stuck, be happy you have conscience, most of society does not care to acknowledge theirs!!!
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Cause that's why it's called "Temptation."
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Not all do.  While you can't necessarily control which thoughts or urges you might have, everyone can control which thoughts and urges they give attention to and, more importantly, every choice they make.  That said, I can honestly say that my mind strayed more as my needs were increasingly not being met.  So I can understand the concept of the relationship between temptation growing stronger in proportion to dissatisfaction in the relationship.
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A court trial which is tried to a judge instead of a jury (assuming that is what you are asking) can be any length, depending on the crime and the issues involved.\n\nThey usually take less time than a jury since judges tend to know more about the law and generally are fair and impartial in their rulings, so the games that are played for jurors sake don't happen as much.\n\nIf it goes all day, courts will usually take a break every two hours or so (maybe a little longer) for the court staff to have a well deserved break.  Jury trials take the breaks more often in a day since part of the idea is to not lose them and keep them awake.  Including lunch breaks, I'd say at least 3, maybe four.
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Love lets a person walk away, and has faith that they will return.\n\nObsession lets a person walk away, then follows where ever they go...
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Guilty.  Sometimes Not Guilty.\n\nWhat exactly were you trying to find out?
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Why you would use the trial version I do not know. Please, just get the full version. There are many ways to 'obtain' a copy. :)
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There is a risk in anything we do in life.....\nA drug trial is no different......However,there are more chances of you getting run over by a car than perishing for a drug trial...
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Maybe it's Innocent.\nOr try these other legal terms to help:\n\nPlea: An accused persons answer to a criminal charge. For example: not guilty; guilty; no contest.\n\nAcquittal: Judgement that a criminal defendant has not been proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.\n\nNolo contendere: No contest-has the same effect as a\nplea of guilty, as far as the criminal sentence is concerned, but may not be considered as an admission of guilt for any other purpose.\n\nHope it helps!
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I don't know. Whats the difference?
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IN psychology, there is a difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation. Intrinsic motivation is when you do something because you want to, and extriensic is when you do something for an external goal, like an incentive (money). A good incentive program is one that starts out with an external reward, and then ends up being something that the person wants to do. The problem with incentive programs is that once the external rewards is gone......the drive to do the task is gone as well.
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Hello..TEMPTATION IS EVERYWHERE AND VARIES FROM ONE TO ANOTHER..AS I CHRISTIAN I DO NOT NEED TO DEFEAT TEMPTATION..IT'S SIMMPLY NOT MORE STRONGER THAN MY BELIEVE..MY WILL..!!
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Good triumphs in time.  Good ultimately triumphs over evil.  Life is eternal.\n\nTake your pick.
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A criminal case involves a crime, which implies that the person has harmed the public by their action, and deserve some sort of punishment, usually prison time, but sometimes just a fine. In a civil trial, the question is only whether or not an individual was harmed by the person's actions, and the only restitution is financial.