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Boy of 17 hacks into missile secrets

WHO confirms Ebola cases
MARTHA'S PRISON EVERYDAY COLLECTION
American Taliban Says Interrogation Violated Rights
Bishops Back Off of Ousting Priests

Dying Grandmother Raped in Hospital Toilet
Senate Cloning Bill Faces New Setbacks
Girlfriend Arrested in Man's Torture - Buttocks Almost Cut Off

ABC Peter Jennings Vetoes Patriotic Song for July 4
Gangs, prison: Al Qaeda breeding grounds?
Bush mulls 'provisional' Palestinian state

Two female would-be suicide bombers arrested
Israelis 'betting on suicide bombings'
China Tackles Locust Plague

Murder Verdict in Infant Starvation
Buddhist Funeral Rites Held for Ape
Stand back and look at what these stories as a whole represent? View them
as a collage, not one by one. Did your nose detect them when they appeared? If
not, your sense of smell is already seriously diminished and there is some lung
damage.

Once this occurs and your spiritual senses have reset, you lose the power of
discernment. You will "see" these things, but not notice because they have become
accepted by your soul. Paul refers to this as those whose consciences have been
seared as with a hot iron. Other Christians may warn you about such things, (as
I am now doing) but you will not see them to be very serious. You may say, "I see
your point, but aren't you exaggerating a bit?" I know the feeling, because for
thirty years I didn't see it either. I only saw clearly after being cleansed. Even
now, there is probably much that I am missing. The only way you can tell if I am
right or wrong is to cleanse your senses. You cannot discern polluted air until
you breathe clean air.
You see, once you have lost the ability to smell, you cannot will yourself to
do so. You are trapped. The only escape is to cleanse and reset your senses.z

Lamp of the Body

The major cause of defeat in Christians comes through the eyes. The
evidence is overwhelming. Surveys indicate that over 50% of pastors have a
problem with internet pornography, but this obvious problem is not as great an
enemy as the shaping of the Christian (and non-Christian) soul by all forms of