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8911


Date: August 05, 2014 at 10:43:31
From: blindhog, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Water Disaster


I was lucky enough to pick up the April, 2010 issue of National Geographic. The focus of the issue was water.

There were a couple of things that really stuck in my mind.

First, the statement that the weight of China's 3 Gorges Dam will tilt, by nearly an inch, the earth's axis. Our earth has developed life over billions and billons of centuries and this life is now in jeopardy because of the smallest changes we humans have made, whether it is GMOs, pesticides, changing the axis, etc, etc, etc.

Second, along the line of the first, I was shocked about the depletion of the aquifer in the Kansas area. According to NG, the aquifer that was 100 feet below the surface in 1950 was in 2007 over 200 feet below the surface. The explosion of wells for agriculture has been directly blamed. Can you imagine what is going on in California today? How can a community that relies on ground water in the central valley of California survive?

Of course, now we have the heating of the lakes that many communities use, as well as the runoff of factory lifestock operations, all of which result in algae growth.

In its own way, is the earth reclaiming itself through these disasters WE have created?


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8917


Date: August 08, 2014 at 00:10:18
From: Eve in FL, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: Water Disaster




Sure, have thought of it. Learned from what I see, experience. Realize
it's not the healthy road and hope to be worthy to be entrusted with the
care of another perfect world after I exist this flesh and if I am accepted
in the garden with no thorn or thistles and never allow it to come forth
again. Cause who wants to live through continuous reruns of this as if
stuck in the film groundhog day?

Not I.

Hate what is occurring, love the goodness of the earth and had a
experience of it that was leaving already when I came and it does not
seem it's gonna get better here. Still I do the best I can which is not
much, that I understand is the lesson that matters.


~Eve


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8920


Date: August 13, 2014 at 05:06:04
From: granny, [DNS_Address]
Subject: good answer Eve: )


I liked it anyway!

Although I believe prayer changes things....through love and faithfulness sin(even ignorant sin) is atoned for.


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8947


Date: October 02, 2014 at 21:05:44
From: Terra11, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: good answer Eve: )there have been MILLIONS OF PRAYERS


For the salvation and safety of CHILDREN EVERYWHERE---there
have been MILLIONS OF PRAYERS BY Mothers , Fathers and
Grand Parents to save theit children from disease and molestation
and physical abuse and starvation And -and --and --and.
IF PRAYERS ARE ANSWERED WHY HAVENT THEIR PRAYERS
BEEN ANSWERED???


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8996


Date: October 19, 2014 at 23:42:39
From: Eve in FL, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Terr 11 Re: good answer Eve: )there have been MILLIONS OF PRAYERS



I never saw you penned this till now so I was a bit harsh later I think so
apologies...yet as you can see it was not what I was intending to relate at
all and maybe it was vice versa. This form of communication if far from
perfecta as am I.

~Eve


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8927


Date: August 29, 2014 at 00:20:45
From: Eve in FL, [DNS_Address]
Subject: Re: good answer Eve: )




granny, that is something I have though of too, things I don't realize yet
and ask to, really want to know and things I have learned are not so good
to do at all. I did many things for not realizing, then when I did, I try to
do best I can not to and if I can't change it I have hope it will change and
regret my part in whatever wrong it is.

~Eve


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