What is a layman's cross?
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did a search....here it is:\n\nhttp://www.altavista.com/web/results?q=layman's+cross&mik=photo&mik=graphic&mip=all&mis=all&miwxh=all\n\n...couldn't find it in an image search either....best of luck.
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hi, I'm Mikie.  To answer your question on Exporer 7, at the top left of your screen you should see a gold Star and next to the star see green and gold crosses or what look's like plus signs intertwined.  Click on the star to view your favorites, and click on the crosses to add favorites.  I hope this answers your question.
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"What is the legend of the dogwood tree? Was the cross Jesus was crucified on made of dogwood?"\n\nThe Bible does not tell us what type of wood the cross Jesus was crucified on was made of. Roman history does not go into specifics as to how the crosses were made or what type of wood they were made of. As a result, we cannot know for sure what type of tree was used to make the cross. There is a legend that it was made of dogwood. This is unlikely considering the typical size of a dogwood tree. The legend of the dogwood tree, author unknown, is as follows:\n\nIn Jesus' time, the dogwood grew\nTo a stately size and a lovely hue.\n\n'Twas strong & firm it's branches interwoven\nFor the cross of Christ its timbers were chosen.\n\nSeeing the distress at this use of their wood\nChrist made a promise which still holds good:\n\n"Never again shall the dogwood grow\nLarge enough to be used so\n\nSlender & twisted, it shall be\nWith blossoms like the cross for all to see.\n\nAs blood stains the petals marked in brown\nThe blossom's center wears a thorny crown.\n\nAll who see it will remember me\nCrucified on a cross from the dogwood tree.\n\nCherished and protected this tree shall be\nA reminder to all of my agony."\n\nAgain, this is just a "legend." It is a nice poem, but there is no Biblical basis to it. The legend of the dogwood tree is very likely not accurate.\n\nthank you,
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I have no idea what you are talking about and wonder if you could pose the question in laymens terms?
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go here and get ur answer\nhttp://www.crisscross.com/forum/m_878626/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm#879131
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A cross rail is jump where two jump standards are crossed. (Example in the source list) They are useful for beginners because they help you find the middle of the jump (where you should jump it) because the two standards cross in the center, creating a distinguished center point in the middle of an X. So the center of the X is where you sould cross the jump!  Hope this help!
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No, it's because the cross is the symbol of victory, where Jesus overcame. It helps me remember what He did for me.
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It is of great significance that His cross was a tree. God had said that anyone who hung on a tree was cursed. In Jesus being hung on a tree we see Him taking the curse we deserve and freeing us from the curse and its punishment.
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Since this answer is supposed to not necessarily have anything to do with fact, how about this...\nSince the red cross is a symbol of neutrality and medical treatment in war, the red symbolizes the blood that has been lost by the soldiers that the doctors are trying to or have failed to save, while the white background represents the purity of neutrality. The cross was simply chosen to highlight the goodness of this Christian action, hence the Red Crecent being used in many non-Christian nations.
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The Science Book of the Human Body : A Layman's Introduction to Human Anatomy
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Buddha told a story once about a man who had been shot, but wouldn't let anyone remove the arrow until he knew what wood it was made from, who made it, who shot him, whether the man who shot him was married, had kids, ....\n\nWhat a bozo, huh?  Again, a disciple asked Buddha whether or not the saints would be reborn in the Pure Land.  Buddha told him the question had nothing to do with the spiritual life, to get on with his meditation.\n\nSo, how does knowing about the cross make you more loving to your neighbors?
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Red background, with a white Scandinavian Cross.\n\nPicture's in the source.\n\nJust don't go around burning it ;)
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Actually the X is a combination of the Greek letter Chr and then what stood for ist.  So the X with a line intersecting the vertical center was an old Greek way of spelling Christ.  That symbol can be found on some altars.  The early Christians used it as a way to talk about Christ without risking their lives.  It is something that has come down through the years.  I learned this in one of my history classes and when I had to learn the Greek alphabet.
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There are many web sites, but your search terms are slightly off.  Use this in the yahoo search:\npalm leaf weaving\npalm leaf folding\nThe site below has crosses and more.
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Some people equate finding a cross or other religious symbol with being an answer from God or a symbol of peace. As if to say, "I am with you, everything will be ok." Is there anything that's been bothering you lately, anything that you've asked the Lord for help in? Use this to help bring peace to your mind and to strengthen your faith. The Lord is by your side, He is with you; walk in confidence knowing this.
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A lay person in legal situations is a person who is not recognized as an expert by the court they are testifying in.  Doctors are usually stipulated as experts but the "regular" people who testify, i.e. a person who saw the accident occur or the person who saw the bad guy do the bad thing, they are considered "lay" witnesses as opposed to "expert" witnesses because they have no special qualifications.
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Do not confuse the English flag (red cross on white field) with the Union Jack (two red crosses, regular and St Andrews with white border on a blue field). The latter was the flag of the United Kingdom