Good morning Boeing! Welcome to the authority and power of the Federal Aviation Administration! Perhaps next time, you'll read the memo??

I doubt if Boeing will see it that way. Some peoples heads will probably roll, and it is probably because someone(s) underestimated the FAA's seriousness concerning this.

I agree, it's a start. There is no reason why a 16 or even a 32 team bracket playoff couldn't be done. Could even do a 24 team with the top 8 being automatic of the 1st Place Division winners of each of the major Divisions with those teams earning a first round bye. The TV ratings for this kind of playoff scheme would be through the roof, and it would make the end of the season much more exciting than the current bowl scheme.

All laws are based on someone's personal world views and beliefs.

If you explained why you think God's Law isn't moral law, you might add some substance to your post.

WWRJD, I was also an EMT as a volunteer firefighter before I was a Christian for 20 years and understand the what motivates many people to volunteer, which is quite often not for altruistic reasons. Their volunteerism is hardly a sacrifice because they are getting something in return, which is typically to experience the excitement, new adventures and bragging rights. "Look what I did!" "Look at me!" Big deal, recognition and self glory is the motivation, hardly a sacrifice.

People who make genuine sacrifices are the ones who do so with no expectation of getting anything in return. They are the humble ones who you don't see because they aren't out there trying to make a name for themselves, and are indeed the ones living out Matthew 25 and ALL of the bible that modes Christians in their sanctification process after they have been justified by faith in Jesus Christ alone. They are indeed the ones who are doing the real dirty jobs, making the time and financial contributions, along with opening up their homes for the sake of extending God's love to others, with no self glory whatsoever. The only glory they seek is that of God's.

When's the last time you've gone out of your way to offer your medical skills to a perfect stranger without anyone else knowing about it? When's the last time you contributed some of your financial resources for a similar cause in secret? Christians do this every single day.

Also again, please consider my previous challenge.

All you have to do is read any reputable Christian commentary on scripture concerning the above issues, whether it be from contemporary bible scholars, or those from history to confirm my interpretation. Actually, all I'm doing is conveying Christian orthodoxy to you. Plenty of resources online for you to check it out.

Who do you think are feeding the hungry and homeless? Tell me, have you ever served food to any of them? Have you ever cleaned up their vomit and poop when they are dying on their death beds? Have you ever held a person dying of AIDS and heard his/her last breath? How about visiting those in jail and prison and providing them a place to live temporarily while they get on their feet, and paying for the food and medical care? How about providing battered women and their children temporary shelter, have you ever opened your home to such? Short of government programs, the ONLY ones making these sacrifices are the Christians my friend, If you don't believe me, I challenge you to go down to the Union Gospel Mission or some other local ministry and ask the volunteers about their faith in God.

I have no idea what you mean by "sockpuppet account".

If you would sit down and study a little about Christian theology and learn the differences between ceremonial, civil and moral laws, and which ones do and don't apply today, it would clear up some of your misconceptions.

Homosexuality is considered a violation of moral law which makes it applicable to everyone for all time from God's perspective. Moral law commandments are based on the nature of God and His character, which makes it objective, absolute and immutable. It's unfortunate that so many in the U.S. society today are ignorant of these truths. This didn't use to be the case. We've lost our moral compass.

Don't you see LocalLady, that the fact that everyone knows the difference between right and wrong is compelling evidence for it being innate in humans, and that because this was taught in Christian scripture that this is then evidence for the validity of the Christ truth claim? Conversely, if Christianity is true (objectively), then shouldn't we all give very careful consideration on what it teaches about sexuality issues, in this case, homosexuality?