Thanks for the background information, Readytoride, I gathered from your previous posts that you seemed to be a very spiritual Christian, and see now that I wasn't wrong! Your faith is commendable, especially in a day in age when displaying a strong will to serve God is often frowned upon, making us the subject of undue ridicule and attempts at humiliation. Many people group us into some collective of judgmental Christians, call us hypocrites for spreading the word of God, then to not see their own hypocrisy as they desperately ridicule us while preaching how tolerant their own faith (or lack of faith) is. As much as I'm sure they hate it, I still pray for these people.

I'm a non-denominational Christian, myself. I was raised as a Baptist, then fell off the Christianity bandwagon for a little while becoming an agnostic, only to rediscover my faith over the past several years. I'm now happier than ever, as I've learned so much more about Christ than I ever have before, and am now able to witness for Him much better than I could before. I'm actually reading the Bible and taking away lessons that I can apply in my everyday life, as opposed to reading it and walking away feeling perplexed about what I just read. I've become proud of my faith, and I'm overjoyed at the notion that I can now share the word of God with those that want to learn more about it. I still have a long road ahead of me, but it's a road that I have promised myself I won't deviate from.

It's good to see devout Christians on these boards, so it's a pleasure to make your acquaintance. My stance on the use of cannabis is a mixed one. I believe what the Bible says about respecting the law of the land, and the Law of God, and with that in mind, I take into account that many laws of the land are being changed to redefine marijuana as medicine, not an illicit drug. So, while I'm still technically breaking the law, I'm advocating the use of it as legitimate use of medicine for certain ailments. I really hope to see the laws change in the near future.

Sorry for my long response, but now you know just a little more about me! Take care, and God bless.
Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . I've noticed a pattern in studying the Bible Tell me what you think: Jehova Jew Jerusalm The 'je' is consitant,"je"(jee)"rhyms with he.Jehova told Moses tell Eygpt "He"has sent you.Notcie how Jehova named "Eve". I notcied this and was wondering if anyone caught this?It's also a good way to remember God's name and keep it holy. And also Caleo,the Hebrew writing in long sentaces it looks like a J and E pattern.Did you notice it too? Rating: 5