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I didn't deny it was in liberal circles I just saying- it very very much a part of conservative circles.
My you love to misread people. Gets old

Actually anti vaccination has been a huge thing among conservative folks first due to autism- had quite a few I knew who believed this. Then when this was disproven they moved on to vaccines having fetal cell lines. And all those I knew who were opposed to vaccinations are very conservative folks. L...

I have no problem with a church saying they prefer or don't allow men to work in occupations that take them away from the home- that is their choice and if you join that church you agree to that. But to say that is not anabaptist is going too far- it may be a position many anabaptist churches take- ...

My original point was if someone has an occupation that takes them away from family from time to time- the church can be part of the support for the wife and children during that time. Josh then said "The idea we should “support” people doing whatever they want is a distinctly non-Anabaptist do...

No but I felt it was implied that the church could discern what occupation was acceptable by the below quote: by saying we support people in doing whatever they want. I never said whatever occupation a person wanted but it seems if the church doesn't like it that is ok- and there are churches that w...

No one said do whatever they want. Many occupations are not such and I'm sorry - I don't get the anabaptist part about not judging and about being the ones to discern what a persons occupation should be. So an engineer, an architect, an accountant, and so many other occupations are not acceptable? S...

Every case is different and what works for one family may not for another. Support for the family- as in grandparents or aunts and uncles helps a great deal too and these days face time or the equivalent make a huge difference. My son has to be away about 2 or 3 times a year for 3-6 weeks. We are cl...

I would be completely ignorant of the election or who was running if it wasn’t for plain news and Mennonet. My friends live in the country and when I drove through there and his route to work, there was no political signs. I saw a few on my drive to work but it was a major road and not a small coun...

You guys are having a rough time - will be praying.

When our children were little they got a shaped cake and sometimes my parents tried to make it- we lived 4-8 hours away depending where we were. As they got older they chose the meal and cake and we gave them a gift. Now we still have them choose the meal- in laws too- and the dessert and give a big...