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Also of note, Dr. Sun Yet-Sen, the founder of the Kuomintang of China, was almost certainly a Christian. He is regarded as the founder of Modern China.

Wife: funny story, but a chaplain told my husband not to get married to me, because I could end up becoming a flaming alcoholic because of my mom. He pointed out that I didn’t even drink, and thankfully ignored that grouchy old man. I don’t think a guy wants to be told on his wedding night that the...

For the sake of curiosity, if a CA happens to be in a job in which health insurance is one of the provided benefits. Do they refuse to sign up and accept it? Even if it is paid for? Your mileage may, and likely will vary. Even from local church to local church. KMF has no policy in our guidelines a...

I just find the lack of Grace and Forgiveness here astounding. If I come across an NMB seeker looking at the Church of God in Christ (Mennonite) I will forward this response. I don't think my fellow church members lack in grace or forgiveness. I myself have a promiscuous past, and I don't feel anyo...

He wrote a six part series on vaccines and why we have the issue with fetal cells and ethical issues. He holds a different position than me on fetal cell testing, but agrees on vaccines grown or medication grown on fetal cells. https://www.anabaptistmedicalmatters.com/2017/06/vaccines-1-reasons-to-...

Who cares? She didn’t have a 401k at all. The law she violated applied equally to every form of defined contribution retirement account that allows early withdrawals: 457 plans, 403(b) plans, IRAs, and 401(k) plans alike. So the story would be no different had her withdrawals been from an IRA or 40...

I just find the lack of Grace and Forgiveness here astounding. If I come across an NMB seeker looking at the Church of God in Christ (Mennonite) I will forward this response. So No, I was responding to you. This post was directed at me? You are not from the COGICM, are you? no, this one: The keywor...

That would be the part where I would disagree with him on but it’s a fairly minor point. So you wouldn’t think he’s living in sin by refusing a rubella vaccine that is ethically compromised? If I were his patient, I would be no longer. If someone came to me, that had been denied a Rubella vaccine, ...

I recall reading this. He and I are not as far apart as you might think. That would be the part where I would disagree with him on but it’s a fairly minor point. So you wouldn’t think he’s living in sin by refusing a rubella vaccine that is ethically compromised? I would question his judgment, and ...

Who is he? He wrote a six part series on vaccines and why we have the issue with fetal cells and ethical issues. He holds a different position than me on fetal cell testing, but agrees on vaccines grown or medication grown on fetal cells. https://www.anabaptistmedicalmatters.com/2017/06/vaccines-1-...