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07-30-2010, 07:00 AM
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The importance of loving trolls
A great look at what a Christian is to do with internet trolls:
http://journeydeeperin2godsword.word...loving-trolls/
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Amie - Cloth diapering, cosleeping, babywearing, home birthing, crunchy Momma of four sons and one husband. Check out my homeschool blog. "Comparing me to those who are conventionally schooled is like comparing the freedoms of a wild stallion to those of cattle in a feedlot." -Colin Roch, 12 year old Homeschooler "As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another" Proverbs 27:17 
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07-30-2010, 07:07 AM
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Very insightful! Thanks for posting it!
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Megan  Come home, Come home. Ye who are Weary, come home. Ernestly, Tenderly, Jesus is callin'. Callin' "Oh, Sinner, Come home" Though we have sinned, he has mercifully pardoned, pardoned for you and for me.  Bo (3 y/o) - 100 EZ Lessons (Reading), Unit studies with Science, History, and IXL.com for MathPaddy (20 months) - Working on Speech and physical therapy!Baby: Due to arrive November 25th! http://homeschoolblogger.com/themartinschool/
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