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"Christ's Universal Spiritual Command for His Disciples' Obedience; Part 4
Explore SermonAudio.com Dec 27 2019 Spiritual
Favorites-To-Go! tag this sermon. listen on-the-go. SERMON INFO I. The Framework of Christian Obedience: covenant union and communion or covenant love (9a-b) II. The Foundation of Christian Obedience: The covenant faithfulness of God (9) III. The Requirement in Christian Obedience: "love and obey," or, the indissoluble relationship between love and law (9c) IV.
'They Want to Be a Light in Darkness': Church Leaders on Challenges of Raising Next Generation
Explore CBN.com Dec 20 2019 Spiritual
'They Want to Be a Light in Darkness': Church Leaders on Challenges of Raising Next Generation DALLAS, TX – The moral and spiritual decline in today's culture is on the rise, especially among young people who don't have a Biblical foundation and are searching for meaning in life. Examples of the toxic culture are all around – from the growing gender identity crisis to the lure of drugs, porn, and social media addiction.
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What puts a smile on your face?
Explore Balanced Living News Blog Dec 7 2019 Spiritual
I think mostly it is people. Family and friends. I especially enjoy a meal with good conversation. The food is not all that important, it's the people that make the meal great.
Suffering and Unity: An Islamic Perspective
Explore Shafaqna English Nov 2 2019 Spiritual
SHAFAQNA – Islam Today | by Dr Mohammad Ali Shomali* : We live in an important period in the history of humanity where we witness many suffering. However, we also see many signs of hope. Meetings such as this are a great sign of hope, as hundreds of people from all over the world and from Islamic and Christian backgrounds are here under one roof with united hearts.
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Kerala-born nun Mariam Thresia to be declared saint by Pope
Explore indianexpress.com Oct 13 2019 Spiritual
In 1914, Thresia, along with her three friends, established a religious group Congregation of Holy Family, which later became one of the prominent religious congregations of the Syro-Malabar Church. By Express News Service | Thiruvananthapuram | Updated: October 13, 2019 10:12:15 am Related News Pope Francis to declare Kerala nun a saint on October 13 The nun had died in 1926 aged 50.
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Catholic-Muslim Interfaith Council created by Pope Francis Announces new Chrislam HQ Opening in 2022
Explore Latest Articles Oct 13 2019 Spiritual
As far as advancing the end times timeline goes, 2019 has been a banner year for Pope Francis and the coming One World Religion. We told you back in February that the pope has travelled to Abu Dhabi where he met with Sunni Muslim leader Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb. There the two men signed a global peace covenant called the Document On Human Fraternity For World Peace.
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'Happiness Is Not Something To Run After, We Can Find It Within Us', Says Sister B.K. Shivani On How To Deal With Stress
Explore swachhindia.ndtv.com Oct 10 2019 Mental , Spiritual
Emotional wellbeing is the foundation of happiness, physical health and even harmony in social relationships, says Sister B.K. Shivani in a Facebook Live interview Written By: Barkha Mathur | Edited By: Aishwarya Upadhyay | October 08, 2019 5:38 PM | 0 Emotional health is as important for a proper growth of a person as the physical health, says Sister B.K. Shivani during a Facebook Live discussion with NDTV New Delhi: Each one of us experience multiple emotions in our daily lives.
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Americans' belief in God: Key findings | Pew Research Center
Explore Pew Research Center Sep 24 2019 Spiritual
In recent years, the share of American adults who do not affiliate with a religious group has risen dramatically. In spite of this trend, the overwhelming majority of Americans, including a majority of the religiously unaffiliated – those who describe themselves, religiously, as atheists, agnostics or "nothing in particular" – say they believe in God or a higher power, according a new Pew Research Center survey conducted in December of 2017. At the same time, only a slim majority of Americans now believe in the God of the Bible and roughly one-in-ten U.S. adults don't believe in any higher power or spiritual force.
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Love it: Practicing the art of appreciation
Explore Standard Digital News Aug 9 2019 Mental , Spiritual , Business , High Tech
We can train our brains to look for the positive, even in stressful situations. Start by identifying things that fill you with anger, bitterness, envy or judgment. Then find comparative things in your own life that bring you joy or fill you with pride and consider how you have been blessed. It may take a few tries, but even if you fail at first, don't give up. Say thank you for the small things, and mean it.
Mission Viejo's St. Kilian Catholic Church Celebrates 50 Years | Mission Viejo, CA Patch
Explore Patch USA Jul 19 2019 Spiritual
The year was 1970. Fewer than 100 parishioners gathered at a local high school to celebrate mass. Donna Finnegan was one of the first to gather at Mission Viejo High School. She remembers. It was her very first mass.
Now, in 2019, nearly 50 years later, she recalled the changes as the church has bloomed to 1,200 seats.
'It's been amazing to watch the growth and change at St. Kilian over the past 50 years,' she said. 'I'm so proud to be part of this community of caring, generous, and faithful people.'
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Paris's Notre-Dame to celebrate first mass after fire
Explore The Hindu Jun 15 2019 Spiritual
The date has been chosen as it is the anniversary of the consecration of the cathedral's altar, which is celebrated every year on June 16. The Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris will host its first mass on Saturday, exactly two months after the devastating blaze that shocked France and the world. For safety reasons, the mass led by Archbishop of Paris Michel Aupetit will be celebrated on a very small scale.
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Pope visits Romania 20 years after John Paul's historic trip
Explore Free email accounts May 31 2019 Spiritual
The Latest News in Europe Pope visits Romania 20 years after John Paul's historic trip VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis is heading to Romania for a three-day, cross-country pilgrimage that in many ways is completing the 1999 trip by St. John Paul II that marked the first-ever papal visit to a majority Orthodox country. A woman participates in a protest by dozens of Orthodox worshipers against the upcoming visit of Pope Francis in Bucharest, Romania, Saturday, May 25, 2019.
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11 Thoughts to help you value the Bible
Explore aleteia.org Apr 29 2019 Spiritual
Kathleen N. Hattrup | Apr 26, 2019 Francis calls for new season of greater love for Scripture, to deepen our personal relationship with Jesus Pope Francis addressed the Catholic Biblical Federation on Friday. Aleteia invites you to meditate with one of these 11 ideas from his address: "The word of God is alive and active" ( Heb 4 :12); it does not die, nor does it age, but it remains for ever (cf. 1 Pt 1: 25). It stays young in the presence of all that passes away (cf.
Surprising no one: What Lori Loughlin and Michael Jackson uproar teaches us about denial
Explore news.yahoo.com Mar 18 2019 Social , Spiritual
Are "we" really surprised by this? When it comes to humans these days, celebrities in particular, it seems everyone and anything can be bought. But at what cost to our emotional self, how does money or created privilege effect and change who we are on a deeper level.
What to do when a child experiences grief
Explore star2.com Mar 10 2019 Mental , Spiritual
Losing someone or something we love is part of life. For children this may be a new experience, grief and sorrow may be something your child has never experienced before. What to do to help guide them through and keep the communication lines open.
Try this fun Lent Quiz today!
Explore Catholic Online Mar 10 2019 Spiritual
Try this fun Lent Quiz today! Have you taken the Lent Quiz yet? If NOT, please click the button below to take the quiz.
Murder By Any Other Name: Introducing Fourth-Term Abortion
Explore Desiring God Mar 5 2019 Spiritual
Murder by Any Other Name Introducing Fourth-Term Abortion Close Greg Morse Greg Morse is a staff writer for desiringGod.org and graduate of Bethlehem College & Seminary . He and his wife, Abigail, live in St. Paul. Close Greg Morse Greg Morse is a staff writer for desiringGod.org and graduate of Bethlehem College & Seminary . He and his wife, Abigail, live in St. Paul. Arrow Staff writer, desiringGod.org How does one group of people murder another and sleep at night? Answer: they don't.
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The Canadian millennials choosing God in a secular world
Explore canada.com Mar 4 2019 Spiritual , Business
Cara Joy was 20 years old when she first opened an English translation of the Quran in 2014. Her heart revelled with what she found inside. The self-professed "woman of science" said she found evidence of a round Earth, foetal development and even evolution within the pages of the Islamic holy book. "I was really in awe at how perfectly congruent science and Islam are," Joy said. "All this was coming from a book that has not been altered a single time.
Medicare for All Act would fund abortion
Explore Catholic News Agency Mar 1 2019 Spiritual
Pro-life and pro-abortion advocates have responded to a bill introduced Thursday which would radically transform health care in the United States and provide government funding for abortion services through Medicare expansion. The Medicare for All Act of 2019 was introduced February 28 by Reps. Pramila Jayapal (D-WA) and Debbie Dingell (D-MI). The bill is co-sponsored by more than 100 House Democrats.
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The Vatican's Secret Rules for Priests Who Have Children
Explore msn.com Feb 18 2019 Spiritual
Big news for members of the Catholic Church regarding "children of the cloth" and how the Vatican views these children, and what should happen to the priest who commit these acts.
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Zen and the Way of Tidying - Lion's Roar
Explore Lion's Roar Feb 4 2019 Spiritual
Unless you live in a hole you've heard about the latest Netflix series called Tidying Up with Marie Kondo's. By all accounts, millions of people around the world have watched the show, read Kondo's books, and made over their homes using Kondo's trademarked "KonMari Method". Have you joined the club?
20 Leadership Quotes From the World's Most Influential Leaders
Explore entrepreneur.com Feb 4 2019 Social , Spiritual
Inspirational, thought provoking quotes from some of the most brilliant minds of all time. From Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs to Thomas Jefferson, these quotes will inspire you to become a better leader. What motivates you to make your difference?
What You Should Know about Jewish Prayer Garb
Explore ReformJudaism.org Jan 25 2019 Spiritual
Print Prayer is a central tenet of Judaism. Jews pray as a way to connect with the Divine, chant ancient poetry, and join with others in community during weekday prayer, Shabbat , and other holidays. Although prayer can be done without the use of ritual items, some Jews find deep spiritual meaning in wearing special items to enhance this sacred experience. Let's take a look at some of these items.
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The 4 Symptoms of Prayerlessness
Harpist provides healing touch with music
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New Herbs at a Glance: Thunder God Vine
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Integrative medicine, spirituality improves outcomes in urban adolescents with asthma, study suggests
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Why It Is Important to Love Yourself First Before Someone Else


I am having a problem when I save a link item (used through the dialog box) and coming back in and editing the text around the link. If I have a link in the editor and want to edit text around it, the link begins to extend into the new text that I am wanting to input. I have also noticed that if you put 2 links next to each other, sometimes the second link will take over the first link and they will become one large link. I have not been able to replicate this on a consistant basis, so I am not sure what is causing the problem.
I create a link within text of an HTML document.
I come back to edit the text, and when I put the cursor at the end of the link and begin typing, it appears to be part of the link. This is especially a problem if the link is the last item in the HTML and there is no space or line break after the link.
How do I make it so that I can add text after the link and not it be included as the link?
Is there a way to leave the link as it is, and to tell the editor that the text following it is not part of the link.
These problems occur in both FF2 and IE7. Any help you can give would be much appreciated.
Check the source code first. see if there are any improperly formatted HTML.
my guess is its not the fck editor at all..
All of the HTML was created using the fckEditor. I don't see how I could use the editor to create the HTML and it not work properly when I go to edit it. This could also be a usage error as well. I will have to have some other individuals test it as well and see how they are getting the problem.


There were strange scrape marks on the ground in the woods behind the house. They seemed too deep to be typical turkey scratching. These digs went through the leaf litter, an inch or two into the soil. What critter made these diggings I wondered? Then I noticed a slender green stem topped by three leaflets lying beside each of the holes. I recognized the plant, and when I noticed at the base of the stem the root was missing, it all came clear. I remembered the first time I saw this phenomenon.
It was many years ago when I was out "'sengin'" with my two older mountaineer buddies, Theron and Lee. All three of us were traversing a steep, forested mountain slope. We had been slowly walking along scanning the thick growth of understory plants searching for the telltale red berries or yellowish leaves of a coveted ginseng plant. We had spaced ourselves about 20 or 30 yards apart as we walked across the slope. Theron was up the highest on the slope. I was the lowest, and Lee was between us.
We had not been finding much ginseng when I came upon a large fallen log that had been broken apart. All around it there were rocks that had been overturned. There was a distinct trail leading off that was marked by beaten down plants, overturned rocks and recently disturbed dirt. This was the fresh trail of a foraging bear.
I forgot about ginseng. I wanted to see what that bear had been doing. I saw some fresh dirt where it had dug a hole. I looked in the hole and saw the remains of the papery walls of a yellowjackets' nest. The bear had dug up and eaten an entire colony of yellowjackets. I was glad the bear had gotten there first. If I had stumbled into the nest, those yellowjackets might have devoured me!
I could see places where the bear had been digging roots. As near as I could tell, the trail seemed fresh. I hollered up the mountain to my companions. I told them that I had found fresh bear sign and that they ought to come down and look. They were hunting ginseng. They were quite a ways up the slope and didn't want to come all the way down to look at bear sign. So I followed along further.
Because of the thick growth of herbaceous plants that had been trampled, the bear's trail was quite clear and easy to follow. The bear had been feeding; turning over rocks in search of insects and digging up roots as it traveled. I looked more carefully at the holes where it had been rooting and found the tops of Jack-in-the-pulpit lying beside the hole with the bulbous corm (the root) bitten off. Could it be that this bear was eating Jack-in-the Pulpit? I followed on. Yes, there were more holes with more tops with the roots bitten off. This was amazing. Jack-in-the-pulpit, sometimes known as "Indian turnip", has an incredibly fiery, irritating taste. In fact it is a favorite trick of mean-spirited country pranksters to try to get some naive person to taste it. Like many other members of the arum family the plant contains calcium oxalate crystals. When you first put it in your mouth it tastes mild and pleasant – until the calcium oxalate crystals imbed in your mucous membranes and act as an irritant not only chemically, but mechanically as well. To me, the sensation is like slivers of hot broken glass in the throat – not a fun prank at all.
The three of us followed the trail and found more uprooted Jack-in-the-pulpits. Then right beside one of the uprooted Jacks was a large ginseng plant with red berries.
"Now there ain't nobody who's digging Indian turnip to sell that's gonna pass up a ginseng with red berries." I said triumphantly.
"Well, what about that," Lee said.
We followed that bear's trail around the ridge. On the other side, we found a place where it had dug up several Jacks. The tops lay there on the ground; the leaves were not even wilted, a number of the roots had been bitten off. There was one that had been started and but it had been dropped, unfinished. From that point the trail seemed to dwindle and disappear.
It wasn't till later that we realized that the bear had been prowling the slope hunting roots just like we were. It was just ahead of us and when it heard us arguing, it dropped the root it was eating and slipped away.
After that day in the woods, I wood-burned a drawing of a woodland scene on a shelf mushroom. I drew a bear and a Jack-in-the-pulpit and three tiny human figures up on the ridge in the background. I gave it to Theron for a Christmas present.
There's lots more about ginseng, Jack-in-the-pulpits, locust trees and many other miracles of nature, including beavers, buzzards, snakes, tulip poplar trees, bats, bees, skunks, and more.
Wild Woods Wisdom is an amazing book – a most have for the serious naturalist! I love reading Doug's writing and I am always inspired to get out of the house and take a little walk int he woods!