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PreachersWife wrote:

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I'm sorry, but I can't just sit back and read this without commenting. It's one thing for some to think the Ramsey's did it and another to think an intruder did it, and to try to understand the why's and who's and how's, but your statements are clearly crossing the line or morality.

LOL How did I cross the line of morality? There wasn't an immoral word in my post.
If you're looking to pick a fight, bring it! But don't talk just for the sake of talking, you're not that interesting:/

PreachersWife wrote:

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I'm sorry, but I can't just sit back and read this without commenting. It's one thing for some to think the Ramsey's did it and another to think an intruder did it, and to try to understand the why's and who's and how's, but your statements are clearly crossing the line or morality.

Hi, PreacherWife, It was obvious to me that Kimberly meant that with a sense of humor.. She ends that with lol.. I laughed with I read it because I knew how she meant it....You know one of the best sermons I ever heard in a church was "God Made me to Laugh"...I think it is wonderful that people are able to see the sunny and funny side of life...I thank God everyday that God still lets me laugh.

PreachersWife wrote:

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I truly have no desire to argue with you, nor am I looking to win a popularity contest. You need no immoral "words" to make it an immoral post. I think your intentions are received loud and clear. Watching someone weave a web with their tongue isn't very difficult to figure out. You have a right to your opinion as do all others here until the truth be known. I just think you're crossing the line morally in tearing these folks down who are still presumed innocent. I just would ask that you be a bigger person than you're being.....Be careful that you don't wind up in your own web.

I don't see anyone tearing anyone down when you are discussing the FACTS as we know them. That is why we are all here... Just trying to figure everything out... Those were good posts because they raised some questions that were interesting to think about.

PreachersWife wrote:

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I'm sorry, but I can't just sit back and read this without commenting. It's one thing for some to think the Ramsey's did it and another to think an intruder did it, and to try to understand the why's and who's and how's, but your statements are clearly crossing the line or morality.

I, too, need clarification on how the comment you quoted crossed the line of morality. Thanks in advance.

I stand by what I said. JR handled the details and PR swooned with her friends. One must be strong while the other collapses.

And you are wrong. JR made arrangements for the money, he contacted the pilot to contact the kids in Michigan when their flight landed, he got BR out of the house, he handed the note to the police, he handed the note pads to the police, he went searching in the house, upstairs first, then downstairs later, he went to the garage to check for entry ways, he called Westmoreland, the bank(s), etc., and he was the one communicating with police. He held it together and allowed PR to express her emotions. Both of them couldn't crumble.

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Oops. Wrong place to post above. Mea culpa.
Oh, come on - does anyone really think that PR was afraid of JR and that is why she wanted friends around? For her own protection? No way.
Who would you call? Family. Well, they had none living there so she called friends. Momma Nedra was still in Atlanta - hours away. She needed some girl friends.
JR is a publically stoic man and the police were coming, he would maintain that reserve while others were present. She needed some emotional support and he was going to be handling matters.
It doesn't sound sinister to me.

Kimberly OBVIOUSLY said what she did with a little sense of humor. I can't believe anyone could read more into than that. You certainly don't call friends in if you are CLEARLY warned that your daughter would be beheaded if you did so. Please, I don't care if you need support or not. No one would risk their daughter's life taking the chance. IMHO

PreachersWife wrote:

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Laughter does a body good, that's true. But we need to be careful taking just a portion of a sermon and using it instead of in its totality. You might hear the scripture "And Judas went out and hung himself," and then another, "Go and do thou likewise." I think you may have missed the point that it's good to laugh, but NOT at other people's expense. "Love thy neighbor as thyself," comes to mind.

What in the world are YOU doing here? This forum is not called Bible Study, or Preacher's Wife's Soapbox. JonBenet's murder was immoral, not my discussion of it.
You're definitely here to talk about SOMEONE, so straighten your own damned halo, RELIGIOUS HYPOCRITE!

Patricia Fox wrote:

<quoted text>Kimberly OBVIOUSLY said what she did with a little sense of humor. I can't believe anyone could read more into than that. You certainly don't call friends in if you are CLEARLY warned that your daughter would be beheaded if you did so. Please, I don't care if you need support or not. No one would risk their daughter's life taking the chance. IMHO

Thanks Patricia, but if these phonies don't like my posts, they can scroll on by. I don't mind:D

PreachersWife wrote:

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Laughter does a body good, that's true. But we need to be careful taking just a portion of a sermon and using it instead of in its totality. You might hear the scripture "And Judas went out and hung himself," and then another, "Go and do thou likewise." I think you may have missed the point that it's good to laugh, but NOT at other people's expense. "Love thy neighbor as thyself," comes to mind.

Let me get something straight with you right away. I doubt very seriously you know nearly as much about the Bible as I do. I just don't go around preaching it all the time as you seem to be doing...Christians DON'T have to do that.

Kimberly wrote:

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Thanks Patricia, but if these phonies don't like my posts, they can scroll on by. I don't mind:D

Neither do I...

Let us not forget judge not lest we be judged. To each their own....and that should just about sum it up.

let us stay with the topic at hand and not throw so much Christianity in to the mix. It is okay from time to time.....but this isn't that kind of forum.