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, 02:53, January 28, 2014An important news item I propose to be published and commented
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This is a message to Conservapedia people who edit current news, and if this is the wrong place to put it, can someone move it to the right place, please? The subject is: I propose that Conservapedia report and comment a telling current event: When two children, standing next to Pope Francis released two white doves, accenting Pope's plea for peace, two other birds: a crow and a seagull came from nowhere and attacked the doves in flight, probably killing one of them. Crowds of people witnessed that. The enclosed picture of the black crow tearing apart the white dove conveying the peace message makes one think: Are we sure it was just a crow, and not an envoy of The One Who Hates Peace - the Satan? Here is the picture:
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2014/01/27/angry-birds-popes-peace-doves-attacked/comment-page-5/
I've put together a blog that applies tenets of the Christian faith to everyday life and our responsibility as citizens. I add a new article every few days and I would love it if you guys could start following and get people to read this. Remember James 2:17- "faith without works is dead." We have to start teaching those who come after us. Here is the link- I don't know how to get this in the News Feed on the main page.
I've put together a blog that applies tenets of the Christian faith to everyday life and our responsibility as citizens. I add a new article every few days and I would love it if you guys could start following and get people to read this. Remember James 2:17- "faith without works is dead." We have to start teaching those who come after us. Here is the link- I don't know how to get this in the News Feed on the main page.