User: Jacero10

I am a junior in college. I have had the best roommie for these three years. I was always very private about my body until I met him. He is just very free with his body. I must see him naked like 3 times a day-morning, after he runs, night. After a while I got comfortable, too. By the end of frosh year, we were jacking together to porn, and even hadve other guys from the hall over and we all do it together once in a while. Now when we've been drunk and between dates with women, we do the j/o more and have even traded blows jobs. It is all very cool and casual. Just very natural. But, I dont go talking about it. I dont think this is too common.

The crusades were fought by Christians to defend the Christians then living in Muslim occupied Palestine. Muslims had been expanding their territory by forced conversion at the point of the sword. If a Christian in Muslim lands at the time would not convert, his head was chopped off in an instant with out benefit of a court, judge, law or jury. The crusades were a legitimate defense of the fundamental human rights of people who were being oppressed. How else would north Africa become Muslim overnight after the Muslim invasions? The Crusades were a legitimate war named for the crosses on the knights' shields.
Jihad is a holy war which intends to destroy the enemy entirely because he is an ifidel and has no right to live. Big difference.

The most reasonable answer to this IMHO, is the Catholic one. All who are saved are saved through Christ and Christ alone. However, we all depend on his mercy and cannot know in advance is judgments. Members of non-Christian religions though they may not recognise him in this life as the Savior, may still be saved through Christ's free exercise of his mercy. We cannot bind God or box him in. Who are we to say what he can and cannot do with his love. The Catholic Church only names a few who are known to be saved (saints--about 1000 in history). The Church never attempts to name a person in hell no matter what they did in their life. There are means to know of people in heaven--miracles, etc. but none for knowing who is in hell. Not even their religion alone can bind God's mercy.

The most reasonable answer to this IMHO, is the Catholic one. All who are saved are saved through Christ and Christ alone. However, we all depend on his mercy and cannot know in advance is judgments. Members of non-Christian religions though they may not recognise him in this life as the Savior, may still be saved through Christ's free exercise of his mercy. We cannot bind God or box him in. Who are we to say what he can and cannot do with his love. The Catholic Church only names a few who are known to be saved (saints--about 1000 in history). The Church never attempts to name a person in hell no matter what they did in their life. There are means to know of people in heaven--miracles, etc. but none for knowing who is in hell. Not even their religion alone can bind God's mercy.