Want to guess who wrote: God bless the Christians of China while visting China?
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Our stupid president that doesnt now and never has deserved the title...
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http://blue.butler.edu/~jfmcgrat/china/religion1.htm\n\nhttp://www.historyforkids.org/learn/china/religion/index.htm\n\nhttp://www2.kenyon.edu/Depts/Religion/Fac/Adler/Reln270/LINKS270.htm
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no  had to come in when i seen china\n  one of my favorite person to quote from is\nConfucius\n\nConfucius (551-479 BCE), according to Chinese tradition, was a thinker, political figure, educator, and founder of the Ru School of Chinese thought. His teachings, preserved in the Analects, form the foundation of much of subsequent Chinese speculation on the education and comportment of the ideal man, how such an individual should live his live and interact with others, and the forms of society and government in which he should participate. Fung Yu-lan, one of the great 20th century authorities on the history of Chinese thought, compares Confucius' influence in Chinese history with that of Socrates in the West.\n=====================================\nEverything has its beauty but not everyone sees it.\n   \n    Confucius
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Don't forget he gave away our missle technology to the Chinese.\n\n\n\nWheres my kudos?
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ok....so what?  He says regligion tore apart his country ..then he quotes a bible verse?
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There are a lot of scripts in India that say this.  Christians of course were there and they know exactly where he went.  Ask them.  They will tell you.
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"How did you get to be so knowledgeable?"\n\n\nPS Ricky - are you assuming something else (and tinged with Christianity) about this hypothetical omniscient being?
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WHAT!?...[rolls eyes]...  Oh, please!!!\n\nEveryone knows that God hasn't had to do his own laundry since the Chinese Civil War (how else is he going to keep those 2,000,000+ Chinese souls busy?)*.\n\nI wonder what the clouds  would look like 'starched and pressed'?...  I mean, would we lie on the ground and look up at them and try imagine what Picasso painting they most resembled?\n\n\n[*Okay, I can hear some of you, already!:  It's a joke, man!...  Lighten up!]
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Christian: Marginals 45,030 0.00% \nChristian: unaffiliated Christians 108,432 0.01% \nChristian: Roman Catholics 8,910,300 0.68%  \nChristian: Protestants 805,250 0.06%  \nChristian: Independents 100,998,634 7.73% \n\nChristian: Total 110,867,646 - 8.49%\n\nThese numbers are based on 2005 estimates in the World Christian Database.\n\nI was unable to find reliable information on Chinese Christians living outside of China, but that number is possibly larger than non-christian Chinese expatriots.
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I found something for Wang Ming as two separate words-someone's name. The website below has a more complete description, but here is a quote to summarize him," the label given by Mao to Wang as a representative of dogmatism, subjectivism and sectarianism hits the nail on the head. "  Perhaps with this information, you can reread the reference to a computer guru and see if this definition fits.
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China is your Radio Trivia Answer
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Condoleeza: - Good morning, Mr. President.\nGeorge B. : - Oh Condoleeza, nice to see you. What's happening?\nCondoleeza : - Well, Mr. President, I have the report here about the new leader in China.\nGeorge B. : - Great, Condi. Lay it on me.\nCondoleeza : - Mr. President, Hu is the new leader of China.\nGeorge B. : - Well, that's what I want to know.\nCondoleeza : - But that's what I'm telling you, Mr. President.\nGeorge B. : - Well, that's what I'm asking you, Condie. Who is the new leader of China?\nCondoleeza : - Yes.\nGeorge B. : - I mean the fellow's name.\nCondoleeza : - Hu.\nGeorge B. : - The guy in China.\nCondoleeza : - Hu.\nGeorge B. : - The new leader of China.\nCondoleeza : - Hu.\nGeorge B. : - The Chinaman!\nCondoleeza : - Hu is leading China, Mr. President.\nGeorge B. : - Whaddya' asking me for?\nCondoleeza : - I'm telling you Hu is leading China.\nGeorge B. : - Well, I'm asking you, Condie. Who is leading China?\nCondoleeza : - That's the man's name.\nGeorge B. : - That's who's name?\nCondoleeza : - Yes.\n\n(Pause.)\n\nGeorge B. : - Will you or will you not tell me the name of the new leader of China?\nCondoleeza : - Yes, sir.\nGeorge B. : - Yassir? Yassir Arafat is in China? I thought he was in the Middle East.\nCondoleeza : - That's correct.\nGeorge B. : - Then who is in China?\nCondoleeza : - Yes, sir.\nGeorge B. : - Yassir is in China?\nCondoleeza : - No, sir.\nGeorge B. : - Then who is?\nCondoleeza : - Yes, sir.\nGeorge B. : - Yassir?\nCondoleeza : - No, sir.\n\n(Pause. Crumples paper)\n\nGeorge B. : - Condi, you're starting to piss me off now, and it's not 'cause you're black neither. I need to know the name of the new leader of China. So why don't you get me the Secretary General of the United Nations on the phone.\nCondoleeza : - Kofi Annan?\nGeorge B. : - No, thanks. And Condi, call me George. Stop with that ebonics crap.\nCondoleeza : - You want Kofi?\nGeorge B. : - No.\nCondoleeza : - You don't want Kofi.\nGeorge B. : - No. But now that you mention it, I could use a glass of milk. And then get me the U.N.\nCondoleeza : - Yes, sir.\nGeorge B. : - Not Yassir! The guy at the United Nations.\nCondoleeza : - Kofi?\nGeorge B. : - Milk! Will you please make that call?\nCondoleeza : - And call who?\nGeorge B. : - Well, who is the guy at the U.N?\nCondoleeza : - No, Hu is the guy in China.\nGeorge B. : - Will you stay out of China?!\nCondoleeza : - Yes, sir.\nGeorge B. : - And stay out of the Middle East! Just get me the guy at the U.N.\nCondoleeza : - Kofi.\nGeorge B. : - All right! With cream and two sugars. Now get on the phone.\n\n(Condi picks up the phone.)\n\nCondoleeza : - Hello. Rice, here.\nGeorge B. : - Rice? Good idea. And get a couple of egg rolls, too, Condi. Maybe we should send some to the guy in China. And the Middle East. Can you get chinese food in the Middle East? I don't know.
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LOL--he's a little late--does that mean all the "christians" here now weren't good enough and got left behind?
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Probably something along the lines of, "Thank You, Jesus, for sacrificing Yourself so that I could be saved!"
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Romans4:17(As it is written,  I have made thee a father of many nations,) before him whom he believed, even God, who quickeneth the dead, and calleth those things which be not as though they were\n\nGod Bless
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Opening:  God, please inspire the students to study good.\n\nClosing:  God, why have you forsaken me?  \n\n.
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I have several "faith heroes" for whom I am extremely grateful.\n\nMy wonderful sister-in-law helped me initially.  I thought I was a Christian since my dad brought me up in a church (but I was wrong).  From the first time I met my worldly sister-in-law I adored her!  When she became a born-again Christian I adored her even more!!!  \n\nShe helped me to get to the point where I could ask the Holy Spirit to help me.  I realize NOW that the Holy Spirit has been working in me throughout my life.  Hindsight is 20-20.\n\nSeveral authors have been of humungous help to me.\nCharles Spurgeon with Morning and Evening as well as several other books.\nOswald Chambers in My Utmost for His Highest\nC.S. Lewis in Mere Christianity as well as several other books.\nI've also been greatly influenced through The Father's Love Letter by Barry Adams.\n\nLately I've been receiving a great deal of help from Ravi Zacharias and J.I. Packer.\n\nI have received help from each and everyone of these people and now I try to pass on to other people the blessings that I have received.\n\nBefore I came in contact with my faith heroes I was living to self and making a mess of my life.  Now I am learning about living to the purpose to which my heavenly Father has called me and I know JOY and peace.