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Britney Spears' Relationship History Is Full Of Surprises By Corinne Sullivan  Elite Daily

Max Lucado apologizes for past comments on homosexuality after outrage at National Cathedral  Episcopal News Service

Britney Spears' Boyfriend Sam Asghari Slams Her Dad Jamie Following Documentary  Entertainment Tonight

Britney Spears’ Romantic History: From Justin Timberlake To Sam Asghari & Everyone In Between  HollywoodLife

Secrets, Secrets Are No Fun Unless They're Shared From Britney Spears  PopSugar.com

Ayala: A retired priest’s sermons via email become the ‘Corona Homilies’ and soon will become a podcast  San Antonio Express-News

Facing Your Giants in Today’s Unrest  MissionsBox

Overcome giant struggles in today's unrest  Religion News Service

Max Lucado: What is the answer to racism? This profound yet simple promise  Fox News

Max Lucado: A coronavirus prayer – 'Do it again, Lord'  Fox News

Britney Spears' Tragic Real-Life Story  Nicki Swift

Where Are They Now? Britney Spears' Inner Circle Edition, from Personal Assistants to Exes  Cosmopolitan.com

Britney Spears' boyfriend David Lucado opens the car door for her during lunch date  Daily Mail

Is Britney Spears' 10-Year Conservatorship Finally Coming to an End?  PopCrush

Britney Spears would 'love' to see Kate Middleton model her lingerie line  Irish Independent

Britney Spears Cheating On David Lucado With Ex Jason Trawick?  Celebrity Dirty Laundry

Who Is "Just Like Me" About? Britney Spears 'Glory' Track May Be Inspired By A Former Flame  Bustle

Britney Spears: I've Been in 'Horrible Relationships'  Celebuzz

Britney Spears' Ex-Boyfriend Doesn't Think She Needs a Conservatorship Anymore  E! Online

Star manager Larry Rudolph's proposal turns picturesque  Las Vegas Sun

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First, thank U 4 hearing him out when you asked him for his thoughts; U sound like a good friend 2 him. . I think Ur friend is simply young & inexperienced .... that he hasn't been though enough of life's experiences, pain & struggles 2 help him matures as a person & follower of Christ. & just living life will help him to do that, & Jesus Christ will help him, too. And my guess is that you will see him become more relaxed as he becomes more secure within his own self and his own relationship with Jesus Christ. . Many Conservative Christian young people are being taught that they should not only be celibate until they marry, but also that they shouldn't even kiss until the wedding ceremony. The goal is to keep them from sinning ...... like how a city might set a speed limit of 40 mph, but the police making drivers go 20mph to make sure that they didn't go over the 40 mph speed limit. . He may also be a member of an excessively strict Christian church (as i was once, too) ... that is like a cult in many ways. . It might help you to be his friend if you were able to read some of what he is reading ... not accepting it if U don’t want to, but just to understand him. Some books I think might help U to understand what is going on with him better are books from New Life Ministries, newlife.com, and "Churches that Abuse" and "The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse" (by David Johnson & Jeff VanVonderen). And as a counterbalance to all that he is saying, you might like books by Max Lucado & listen to Dr. Mark L. Walker @ Mount Paran North Church of God in Marietta, GA (& website). They may be able to help you with any follow up questions & concerns U might have. I hope that helps you a little bit, Sierra. I will be praying for you and your friend. T I am so very sorry if U deleted Ur question because of cruel answers; i understand (have had many myself). There is no "Best Answer" in this case; the one answer that was made was abusive & violent & does not meet Yahoo!Answers guidelines.) Hi,IB.Thank U 4 Ur caring answer.To fill U in,Sierra had left a?; S was an atheist&had a Christian male friend who'd explained that in his religion she'd be considered a ***** because she wore make-up,modern clothes,etc.She was asking4advice...&she'd received so many abusive comments frm Christians she'd deleted her?before i could answer her...so i left this for her,hoping that she'd find it&it would help her.

ive grown up in a catholic household, baptized at 4 months old. faith was never a big thing for me until a couple of years ago when i felt i needed to become closer to god. i started going to a baptist youth group about 2 and a half years ago where we talked about god and shared our stories. at the time i thought my faith became stronger and stronger. i always felt god was on my side. id pray everyday. i enjoyed sharing my faith and beliefs with people. i bought a bible. i read it. i felt like nothing could stop me if god was with me. in the past month ive been going through so much crap. im just mentally and spiritually drained. one night, a little over 2 weeks ago i hit my breaking point, id never been so depressed and sad in my entire life. i basically just told myself im giving up on god, because if hes not getting me through this, whats he ever going to get me through? ive just been drifting further and further since. every time i talk about my faith i feel like im lying, i kind of am lying. i just want to hear gods voice. i hear so many people talking about how god has talked to them. its never happened to me, no matter how hard i pray. i went to a camp with my youth group last year and the "speakers" there wanted to teach everyone how to talk to god and the whole speaking in tongues thing. everyone who tried to have this experience, did. apart from me. id just sat there like, god? where are you. i did feel his presence, but was it just in my mind? i had about 5 or 6 people praying on me at the same time, as well as me praying. nothing happened. all i felt was frustration. why cant god speak to me? now i just feel like i cant be bothered praying or reading my bible or going to church or anything. im at the point where i need rescue. i cant deal with this. i just wanna quit work and school and go home for a year. put my life on hold. but is that just because im struggling with my faith so much? can anyone help me? this is killing me.

This is the list of the books we could choose. I have to read two books for my Literature class. What are some you would recommend? Also, this is for a ninth grade girl. 1. A Death in the Family Agee, James 2. A Farewell to Arms Hemingway, Ernest 3. A Good Man is Hard to Find O'Connor, Flannery 4. A Midsummer Night's Dream Shakespeare, William 5. A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Joyce, James 6. All Quiet on the Western Front Remarque, Erich Maria 7. An American Tragedy Dreiser, Theodore 8. And Then there Were None Christie, Agatha 9. Anthem Ayn Rand 10. Any book by C.S. Lewis (excluding Narnia series) Lewis, C.S. 11. Any book by Francis Schaeffer Schaeffer, Francis 12. As I Lay Dying Faulkner, William 13. Babbitt Lewis, Sinclair 14. Beloved Morrison, Toni 15. Candide Voltaire 16. Catch 22 Heller, Joseph 17. Ceremony Silko, Leslie Marmon 18. Counterfeit Gods Keller, Tim 19. Crime and Punishment Dostoyevsky, Fyodor 20. Cyrano de Bergerac Rostand, Edmond 21. Death Comes for the Archbishop Cather, Willa 22. Do Hard Things Harris, Alex & Brett 23. Doctor Zhivago Pasternak, Boris 24. Don Quixote de Cervantes, Miguel 25. Don’t Waste Your Life Piper, John 26. Dug Down Deep Harris, Joshua 27. Fathers and Sons Turgenev, Ivan 28. Faust Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 29. Frankenstein Shelley, Mary 30. Gaudy Night Sayers, Dorothy 31. Go Tell It on the Mountain Baldwin, James 32. God is the Gospel Piper, John 33. Hamlet Shakespeare, William 34. Heaven Alcorn, Randy35. I Would Die for You Higgins, Brent & Deanna 36. In His Steps Sheldon Charles 37. Invisible Man Ellison, Ralph 38. It’s Not About Me Lucado, Max 39. Jane Eyre Brontë, Charlotte 40. Just Do Something: How to Make Decisions… DeYoung, & Harris 41. Living the Cross Centered Life Mahaney, C.J. 42. Long Day's Journey into Night O'Neill, Eugene 43. Madame Bovary Flaubert, Gustave 44. Moby Dick Melville, Herman 45. Murder in the Cathedral T .S. Eliot 46. Narrative… Life of Frederick Douglass Douglass, Frederick 47. Native Son Wright, Richard 48. One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich Solzhenitsyn, Alexander 49. One Hundred Years of Solitude Marquez, Gabriel García 50. Orthodoxy G. K. Chesterton 51. Paradise Lost Milton John 52. Phantastes or The Princess and Goblin MacDonald , George 53. Pierced by the Word Piper, John 54. Robinson Crusoe Defoe, Daniel 55. Scandalous Carson, D.A. 56. Swann's Way Proust, Marcel 57. Tess of the d'Urbervilles Hardy, Thomas 58. The Adventures of Augie March Bellow, Saul 59. The Awakening Chopin, Kate 60. The Bell Jar Plath, Sylvia 61. The Catcher in the Rye Salinger, J.D. 62. The Cherry Orchard Chekhov, Anton 63. The Color Purple Walker, Alice 64. The Cost of Discipleship Bonhoeffer, Dietrich 65. The Crucible Miller, Arthur 66. The Dumb Ox G. K. Chesterton 67. The Father Brown Stories G. K. Chesterton 68. The Glass Menagerie Williams, Tennessee 69. The Grapes of Wrath Steinbeck, John 70. The Hole in our Gospel Stearns, Richard 71. The Holiness of God R. C. Sproul 72. The House of Mirth Wharton, Edith 73. The Hunchback of Notre Dame Hugo, Victor 74. The Justice Game Singer, Randy 75. The Last of the Mohicans Cooper, James Fennimore 76. The Metamorphosis Kafka, Franz 77. The Mill on the Floss Eliot, George 78. The Picture of Dorian Gray Wilde, Oscar 79. The Portrait of a Lady James, Henry 80. The Reason for God Keller, Tim 81. The Sound and the Fury Faulkner, William 82. The Stranger Camus, Albert 83. The Three Musketeers Dumas, Alexandre 84. The Turn of the Screw James, Henry 85. Their Eyes Were Watching God Hurston, Zora Neale 86. Things Fall Apart Achebe, Chinua 87. Through Gates of Splendor Elliot, Ellisabeth 88. To the Lighthouse Woolf, Virginia 89. Tom Jones Fielding, Henry 90. Uncle Tom's Cabin Stowe, Harriet Beecher 91. Waiting for Godot Beckett, Samuel 92. Walden Thoreau, Henry David 93. War and Peace Tolstoy, Leo 94. Worldliness: Resisting the Seduction of Fallen World Mahaney, C.J. 95. Wuthering Heights Brontë, Emily

I recently heard a Christian friend say, "I believe we all have different lives to fulfill some different purpose on the earth." What are these different purposes? How, according to your belief, does one go about finding one's purpose of life? I REQUEST atheists, to simply skip this question, and avoid giving sarcastic comments on an issue that is not relevant to you. Your answers have led to one more question - What is His (God's) purpose for you? Any means of finding that? PS: Atheists, I REQUEST you to do join in, and give your answer. I will filter them and get to the 'relevant' (and sensible) answers that come. ;) Also, I didn't question an atheist's (or an African baboon's) capacity to have a purpose in life. I merely was asking for the Christian's notion of it. PPS: Atheists, my original intent was not to be rude of be insulting. But I see that in the earlier para, I haven't been able to resist the temptation to get back. (Your barrage of answers, in spite of my sincere request, put me off.) All the same, I was mistaken in being rude, and I AM SORRY. I hope you'll be large-hearted and will forgive. No harsh feelings. Cheers.

Any technique and/or website address is welcomed to help all that still search for this big question of one's Life. Keep God / or any religion/ out of your answers. Just stick to the question. Not the Bible or Quaran is the answer.