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Oh Smoke the sight of that child broke my heart , where is God now . Balsey
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Smoke "Never lick a steak knife".

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Oh Smoke the sight of that child broke my heart ,

The sight of the well-fed photographer (sporting a camera
that could have fed the child for years) setting up the shot
after checking the lighting affected me more.

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where is God now.

God is with the Christian missionary workers who have been
and continue to lovingly provide food and medical services
to people of desperate need.

Meanwhile, there are those like Bob Pastorio who believe
they would starve if they reduced their intake from 5 lbs to
2 lbs of food per day. With Adam there is death. With Christ
there is eternal life.

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Oh Smoke the sight of that child broke my heart ,

Mine to.

where is God now . He exists only in the minds of believers.

Balsey

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Smoke "Never lick a steak knife".

Dr. Andrew B. Chung said:

Meanwhile, there are those like Bob Pastorio who believe
they would starve if they reduced their intake from 5 lbs
to 2 lbs of food per day.

<LOL> As though the lackwit Chung has even the remotest idea
of the truth in this matter. He has not the most distant
idea of how much I consume. Given that he has no facts from
which to work and that he says what he does here, it might
be seen as yet another Chung fabrication for the sick sake
of trying to provide harassing insult.

It must be that I'm striking nerves. Irritating the anti-
science fanatic with the truth about the world and how it
came to be what it
is. About the biological science that he *should* know but
doesn't. About the physics that he seems to have
forgotten. About the archaeology and anthropology that
he tries to ignore. Poor guy has to spend hours each day
smashing and torturing facts into small pigeonholes
where they just don't rationally belong. Universal flood
- proven not to have happened. "Eve" proven not to be a
single progenitor of the human race because the original
criteria were badly understood and premised on flawed
notions. I've already offered good, solid scientific
information about it, Chung merely insists that he's
right and that he knows the guys who discovered "Eve" -
not too credible. Google will show the science in the
discussion.

Now he's hustling "intelligent design" as the rationale for
life on earth. That's such nonsense that anyone who has ever
really studied and understood biology with any depth has no
excuse for giving it a moment's credit.

Beyond all that, he knows is that I've demolished his
preposterous "diet" beginning with what Everest climbers
actually eat rather, than his silly 2 pounds a day blunder
(he thinks that 10 pounds of dried food will be rehydrated
with 4 pounds of water). We've traveled through caloric
usage of various activities (Chung says running for an hour
only burns 200 calories above the resting 100 calories
baseline) where he shows that he posts to see his words
onscreen. And the caloric composition of easily researched
foods (Chung says 2 pounds of bread =4000 calories; 2 pounds
potatoes = 3600 calories) where he gave figures wrong by
thousands of calories for his 2 pound standard.

Hilarious fool.

Bob

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Balsey said:

Oh Smoke the sight of that child broke my heart ,

The sight of the well-fed photographer (sporting a camera
that could have fed the child for years)

Equally it could have been taken by a starving amature with
a disposable camera.

setting up the shot after checking the

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lighting affected me more.

That's because you are completely void any compassion. Only
a heartless person would not be moved by this picture.

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where is God now.

God is with the Christian missionary workers who have been
and continue to lovingly provide food and medical services
to people of desperate need.

Oop's must have missed this one.

Smoke

where is your compassion oops i forgot you dont have any , should know by
experience take care all Balsey
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Balsey said:

Oh Smoke the sight of that child broke my heart ,

The sight of the well-fed photographer (sporting a camera
that could have fed the child for years) setting up the
shot after checking the lighting affected me more.

Quoted message said:

where is God now.

God is with the Christian missionary workers who have been
and continue to lovingly provide food and medical services
to people of desperate need.

Meanwhile, there are those like Bob Pastorio who believe
they would starve if they reduced their intake from 5 lbs
to 2 lbs of food per day. With Adam there is death. With
Christ there is eternal life.

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Dr. Andrew B. Chung said:

Meanwhile, there are those like Bob Pastorio who believe
they would starve if they reduced their intake from 5
lbs to 2 lbs of food per day.

<LOL> As though the lackwit Chung has even the remotest
idea of the truth in this matter. He has not the most
distant idea of how much I consume. Given that he has no
facts from which to work and that he says what he does
here, it might be seen as yet another Chung fabrication
for the sick sake of trying to provide harassing insult.

It must be that I'm striking nerves. Irritating the anti-
science fanatic with the truth about the world and how it
came to be what it
is. About the biological science that he *should* know but
doesn't. About the physics that he seems to have
forgotten. About the archaeology and anthropology that
he tries to ignore. Poor guy has to spend hours each
day smashing and torturing facts into small
pigeonholes where they just don't rationally belong.
Universal flood - proven not to have happened. "Eve"
proven not to be a single progenitor of the human race
because the original criteria were badly understood
and premised on flawed notions. I've already offered
good, solid scientific information about it, Chung
merely insists that he's right and that he knows the
guys who discovered "Eve" - not too credible. Google
will show the science in the discussion.

Now he's hustling "intelligent design" as the rationale
for life on earth. That's such nonsense that anyone who
has ever really studied and understood biology with any
depth has no excuse for giving it a moment's credit.

Beyond all that, he knows is that I've demolished his
preposterous "diet" beginning with what Everest climbers
actually eat rather, than his silly 2 pounds a day blunder
(he thinks that 10 pounds of dried food will be rehydrated
with 4 pounds of water). We've traveled through caloric
usage of various activities (Chung says running for an
hour only burns 200 calories above the resting 100
calories baseline) where he shows that he posts to see his
words onscreen. And the caloric composition of easily
researched foods (Chung says 2 pounds of bread =4000
calories; 2 pounds potatoes = 3600 calories) where he gave
figures wrong by thousands of calories for his 2 pound
standard.

Hilarious fool.

Bob

Dr. Eli S. Chesen says, "Rigid, confined, and stereotyped
religious thinking patterns can be directly contributory
to emotional instability. Here it takes the form of a
health hazard in a psychiatric sense". The repression of
feelings, such as anger, pride, and pleasure, and the
repression of natural

psychosis.

Is it possible the good Dr Eli S had Dr Chung in mind when
he wrote this. Smoke

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Balsey said:

Oh Smoke the sight of that child broke my heart ,

The sight of the well-fed photographer (sporting a
camera that could have fed the child for years)

Equally it could have been taken by a starving amature
with a disposable camera.

Unlikely because the composition is quite good with good
detail and near-perfect exposure of all the elements. Good
eye, good camera, and good development.

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setting up the shot after checking the lighting affected
me more.

That's because you are completely void any compassion.

No. It is because I discern the truth.

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Only a heartless person would not be moved by this
picture.

I was moved enough to pray for God's mercy for the child (if
it is still living) *and* the photographer (if s/he is still
living). I will also continue to contribute to Doctors
Without Borders (DWB) both personally and through my web
site, and continue to donate to support Christian missions
in third-world countries.

What will you be moved to do besides using the picture to
convince yourself and others that there is no God?

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where is God now.

God is with the Christian missionary workers who have
been and continue to lovingly provide food and medical
services to people of desperate need.

Oop's must have missed this one.

...among other things.

You remain in my prayers to God in Christ's name.

May you accept Christ as your personal Lord and Savior,
someday, so that you too will be able to love your neighbor
as yourself.

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Andrew

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Dr. Andrew B. Chung said:

Meanwhile, there are those like Bob Pastorio who
believe they would starve if they reduced their intake
from 5 lbs to 2 lbs of food per day.

<LOL> As though the lackwit Chung has even the remotest
idea of the truth in this matter. He has not the most
distant idea of how much I consume. Given that he has no
facts from which to work and that he says what he does
here, it might be seen as yet another Chung fabrication
for the sick sake of trying to provide harassing insult.

It must be that I'm striking nerves. Irritating the anti-
science fanatic with the truth about the world and how
it came to be what it
is. About the biological science that he *should* know
but doesn't. About the physics that he seems to have
forgotten. About the archaeology and anthropology
that he tries to ignore. Poor guy has to spend hours
each day smashing and torturing facts into small
pigeonholes where they just don't rationally belong.
Universal flood - proven not to have happened. "Eve"
proven not to be a single progenitor of the human
race because the original criteria were badly
understood and premised on flawed notions. I've
already offered good, solid scientific information
about it, Chung merely insists that he's right and
that he knows the guys who discovered "Eve" - not
too credible. Google will show the science in the
discussion.

Now he's hustling "intelligent design" as the rationale
for life on earth. That's such nonsense that anyone who
has ever really studied and understood biology with any
depth has no excuse for giving it a moment's credit.

Beyond all that, he knows is that I've demolished his
preposterous "diet" beginning with what Everest climbers
actually eat rather, than his silly 2 pounds a day
blunder (he thinks that 10 pounds of dried food will be
rehydrated with 4 pounds of water). We've traveled
through caloric usage of various activities (Chung says
running for an hour only burns 200 calories above the
resting 100 calories baseline) where he shows that he
posts to see his words onscreen. And the caloric
composition of easily researched foods (Chung says 2
pounds of bread =4000 calories; 2 pounds potatoes = 3600
calories) where he gave figures wrong by thousands of
calories for his 2 pound standard.

Hilarious fool.

Such blessings are always appreciated.

From Matthew 5:

10Blessed are those who are persecuted because of
righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

May God add His blessings to the writing of His Word here
within SMC.

Amen.

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Bob

Bob remains in my prayers to God in Christ's name.

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Dr. Eli S. Chesen says, "Rigid, confined, and stereotyped
religious thinking patterns can be directly
contributory to emotional instability.

Agree.

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Here it takes the form of a health hazard in a psychiatric
sense". The repression of feelings, such as anger, pride,
and pleasure, and the repression of natural

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psychosis.

My Lord and Savior is not about repression but about
freedom.

With Christ, there is no guilt for His suffering as the
living sacrifice has washed away all sins in the believer.

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Is it possible the good Dr Eli S had Dr Chung in mind when
he wrote this.

I believe Dr. Chesen probably was describing folks like
yourself and Bob Pastorio.

Your religious beliefs appear to be rigid and confined (and
stereotyped).

This is why they are easily refuted.

You remain in my prayers to God in Christ's name.

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The sight of the well-fed photographer (sporting a camera
that could have fed the child for years) setting up the
shot after checking the lighting affected me more.

The photographer, Kevin Carter, won a Pulitzer Prize for
this photo and then killed himself:

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"With the Pulitzer, however, he had to deal not only
with acclaim but also with the critical focus that comes
with fame. Some journalists in South Africa called his
prize a "fluke," alleging that he had somehow set up the
tableau. Others questioned his ethics. "The man
adjusting his lens to take just the right frame of her
suffering," said the St. Petersburg (Florida) Times,
"might just as well be a predator, another vulture on
the scene." Even some of Carter's friends wondered aloud
why he had not helped the girl."

With Adam there is death.

With Christ there is eternal life.

My condolences to Mr. Carter's family.

They will be in my prayers to God in Christ's name.

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It seems to me I heard somewhere that Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote
in article <[email hidden]>:

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Smoke wrote:

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"Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

> Meanwhile, there are those like Bob Pastorio who
> believe they would starve if they reduced their
> intake from 5 lbs to 2 lbs of food per day.

Quoted message said:

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<LOL> As though the lackwit Chung has even the remotest
idea of the truth in this matter. He has not the most
distant idea of how much I consume. Given that he has
no facts from which to work and that he says what he
does here, it might be seen as yet another Chung
fabrication for the sick sake of trying to provide
harassing insult.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

It must be that I'm striking nerves. Irritating the anti-
science fanatic with the truth about the world and how
it came to be what it
is. About the biological science that he *should* know
but doesn't. About the physics that he seems to
have forgotten. About the archaeology and
anthropology that he tries to ignore. Poor guy has
to spend hours each day smashing and torturing
facts into small pigeonholes where they just don't
rationally belong. Universal flood - proven not to
have happened. "Eve" proven not to be a single
progenitor of the human race because the original
criteria were badly understood and premised on
flawed notions. I've already offered good, solid
scientific information about it, Chung merely
insists that he's right and that he knows the guys
who discovered "Eve" - not too credible. Google
will show the science in the discussion.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Now he's hustling "intelligent design" as the rationale
for life on earth. That's such nonsense that anyone who
has ever really studied and understood biology with any
depth has no excuse for giving it a moment's credit.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Beyond all that, he knows is that I've demolished his
preposterous "diet" beginning with what Everest
climbers actually eat rather, than his silly 2 pounds a
day blunder (he thinks that 10 pounds of dried food
will be rehydrated with 4 pounds of water). We've
traveled through caloric usage of various activities
(Chung says running for an hour only burns 200 calories
above the resting 100 calories baseline) where he shows
that he posts to see his words onscreen. And the
caloric composition of easily researched foods (Chung
says 2 pounds of bread =4000 calories; 2 pounds
potatoes = 3600 calories) where he gave figures wrong
by thousands of calories for his 2 pound standard.

Quoted message said:

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Hilarious fool.

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Such blessings are always appreciated.

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From Matthew 5:

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10Blessed are those who are persecuted because of
righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

It's that tricky "because of righteousness" that gets so
many believers in trouble. Self-righteousness doesn't
count. :-)
--
Don [email hidden]

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It seems to me I heard somewhere that Dr. Andrew B. Chung,
MD/PhD wrote in article
<[email hidden]>:

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Smoke wrote:

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"Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD wrote:

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> > Meanwhile, there are those like Bob Pastorio who
> > believe they would starve if they reduced their
> > intake from 5 lbs to 2 lbs of food per day.

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> <LOL> As though the lackwit Chung has even the
> remotest idea of the truth in this matter. He has not
> the most distant idea of how much I consume. Given
> that he has no facts from which to work and that he
> says what he does here, it might be seen as yet
> another Chung fabrication for the sick sake of trying
> to provide harassing insult.

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Quoted message said:

> It must be that I'm striking nerves. Irritating the
> anti-science fanatic with the truth about the world
> and how it came to be what it
> is. About the biological science that he *should*
> know but doesn't. About the physics that he seems
> to have forgotten. About the archaeology and
> anthropology that he tries to ignore. Poor guy
> has to spend hours each day smashing and
> torturing facts into small pigeonholes where they
> just don't rationally belong. Universal flood -
> proven not to have happened. "Eve" proven not to
> be a single progenitor of the human race because
> the original criteria were badly understood and
> premised on flawed notions. I've already offered
> good, solid scientific information about it,
> Chung merely insists that he's right and that he
> knows the guys who discovered "Eve" - not too
> credible. Google will show the science in the
> discussion.

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> Now he's hustling "intelligent design" as the
> rationale for life on earth. That's such nonsense
> that anyone who has ever really studied and
> understood biology with any depth has no excuse for
> giving it a moment's credit.

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> Beyond all that, he knows is that I've demolished his
> preposterous "diet" beginning with what Everest
> climbers actually eat rather, than his silly 2 pounds
> a day blunder (he thinks that 10 pounds of dried food
> will be rehydrated with 4 pounds of water). We've
> traveled through caloric usage of various activities
> (Chung says running for an hour only burns 200
> calories above the resting 100 calories baseline)
> where he shows that he posts to see his words
> onscreen. And the caloric composition of easily
> researched foods (Chung says 2 pounds of bread =4000
> calories; 2 pounds potatoes = 3600 calories) where he
> gave figures wrong by thousands of calories for his 2
> pound standard.

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> Hilarious fool.

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Such blessings are always appreciated.

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From Matthew 5:

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10Blessed are those who are persecuted because of
righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

It's that tricky "because of righteousness" that gets so
many believers in trouble.

It is tricky if one is not walking with Christ who shepherds
His people along paths of God-righteousness.

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Self-righteousness doesn't count. :-)

Correct.

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Andrew

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Dr. Chung said:

My condolences to Mr. Carter's family.

This other outtake form the article I linked about Kevin
Carter shows that he was not entirely devoid of
sentimentality:

"Seeking relief from the sight of masses of people
starving to death, he wandered into the open bush. He
heard a soft, high-pitched whimpering and saw a tiny girl
trying to make her way to the feeding center. As he
crouched to photograph her, a vulture landed in view.
Careful not to disturb the bird, he positioned himself for
the best possible image. He would later say he waited
about 20 minutes, hoping the vulture would spread its
wings. It did not, and after he took his photographs, he
chased the bird away and watched as the little girl
resumed her struggle. Afterward he sat under a tree, lit a
cigarette, talked to God and cried. "He was depressed
afterward," Silva recalls. "He kept saying he wanted to
hug his daughter."

If he'd had any dedication to his craft he would have killed
the vulture, rigged it up with his tripod and moved the kid
and bird around to take shots from several differerent
angles, light exposures and compositions.

No-one really cares about their craft anymore.

Zee

TopCounsel said:

Dr. Chung said:

My condolences to Mr. Carter's family.

This other outtake form the article I linked about Kevin
Carter shows that he was not entirely devoid of
sentimentality:

"Seeking relief from the sight of masses of people
starving to death, he wandered into the open bush. He
heard a soft, high-pitched whimpering and saw a tiny girl
trying to make her way to the feeding center. As he
crouched to photograph her, a vulture landed in view.
Careful not to disturb the bird, he positioned himself for
the best possible image. He would later say he waited
about 20 minutes, hoping the vulture would spread its
wings. It did not, and after he took his photographs, he
chased the bird away and watched as the little girl
resumed her struggle. Afterward he sat under a tree, lit a
cigarette, talked to God and cried. "He was depressed
afterward," Silva recalls. "He kept saying he wanted to
hug his daughter."

These are the wages of sin...

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Andrew

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Dr. Chung said:

My condolences to Mr. Carter's family.

This other outtake form the article I linked about Kevin
Carter shows that he was not entirely devoid of
sentimentality:

"Seeking relief from the sight of masses of people
starving to death, he wandered into the open bush. He
heard a soft, high-pitched whimpering and saw a tiny
girl trying to make her way to the feeding center. As he
crouched to photograph her, a vulture landed in view.
Careful not to disturb the bird, he positioned himself
for the best possible image. He would later say he
waited about 20 minutes, hoping the vulture would spread
its wings. It did not, and after he took his
photographs, he chased the bird away and watched as the
little girl resumed her struggle. Afterward he sat under
a tree, lit a cigarette, talked to God and cried. "He
was depressed afterward," Silva recalls. "He kept saying
he wanted to hug his daughter."

If he'd had any dedication to his craft he would have
killed the vulture, rigged it up with his tripod and moved
the kid and bird around to take shots from several
differerent angles, light exposures and compositions.

If he had any dedication to Christ, he would have chased
away the vulture, carried the little girl to the feeding
center, and sold his camera donating proceeds to the local
Christian church with instructions that they use the
proceeds to feed the little girl.

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No-one really cares about their craft anymore.

God cares about what He calls you to do.

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Dr. Chung wrote:

>My condolences to Mr. Carter's family.

This other outtake form the article I linked about
Kevin Carter shows

that he

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was not entirely devoid of sentimentality:

"Seeking relief from the sight of masses of people
starving to death,

he

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wandered into the open bush. He heard a soft, high-
pitched whimpering

and saw a

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tiny girl trying to make her way to the feeding
center. As he crouched

to

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photograph her, a vulture landed in view. Careful not
to disturb the

bird, he

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positioned himself for the best possible image. He
would later say he

waited

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about 20 minutes, hoping the vulture would spread its
wings. It did

not, and

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after he took his photographs, he chased the bird away
and watched as

the

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little girl resumed her struggle. Afterward he sat
under a tree, lit a cigarette, talked to God and
cried. "He was depressed afterward,"

Silva

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recalls. "He kept saying he wanted to hug his
daughter."

If he'd had any dedication to his craft he would have
killed the vulture, rigged it up with his tripod and
moved the kid and bird around to take shots from several
differerent angles, light exposures and compositions.

If he had any dedication to Christ, he would have chased
away the vulture,

carried the little girl to the

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feeding center, and sold his camera donating proceeds to
the local

Christian church with instructions that

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they use the proceeds to feed the little girl.

Do you not agree that what the camera man did, the vulture
did, or what happened to the child, or what happened to
the camera man after he took the photo, or what may happen
to any one that views the photo or...... is and will be
Gods will?

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No-one really cares about their craft anymore.

God cares about what He calls you to do.

And He called the camera man to bring the world this image
of that child, and the camera man paid the price.

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Do you not agree that what the camera man did, the vulture
did, or what happened to the child, or what happened to
the camera man after he took

the

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photo, or what may happen to any one that views the photo
or...... is

and

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will be Gods will?

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No-one really cares about their craft anymore.

God cares about what He calls you to do.

And He called the camera man to bring the world this image
of that child, and the camera man paid the price.

Well said Spencer, but they won't get it. God, for whom all
things are possible, has given up on them?

Jesus lied when he claimed that all things are possible for
God? Naughty Jesus!

Smoke

God is such a loser and we are his victims. God used a
feeble excuse in the garden to downgrade us, then acted
surprised when we turned out as he had planned. God then
pretended to attempt to fix things by making more of the
same, then blaming us when that didn't work. Later, as
described in Genesis 11, God observed his creations working
in harmony towards common goals, so he stepped in to ensure
we would forever be at each others throats. Then God used a
stupid ritual to appease himself rather than do something
practical. We are blameless here. We are the victims. God is
the perpetrator.

Smoke "Never lick a steak knife".

Could we, given the power of God, do a much better job?
Yes, of course. To say that God's thoughts are not like
ours is to say that God is of no use to us. If God was
unable or unwilling to give us all a good life he should
not have created.

Smoke "Never lick a steak knife".