Yep, I guess until I die I will be trying to ‘fix’ something. An air ride problem popped up on our last trip. I put a ‘band-aid on it’ until we got back from the Bad Lands.Once back I forgot about taking care of it. the other day I decide it was time. I crawled under the coach and all noise ceased. I panic’d a little looking around I found my external device hanging on a strut. My magnet had switched partners, I guess now the coach was hearing. LOL Today it attached itself to my electric razor.The surgeon embedded some type of magnetic coil in my head to hold/attract the magnet on the transmitter. I asked for a stronger magnet and got it.Now I do have to be careful getting close to ferrous metals or it drags the device off my head. For you that are hard of hearing and may need the implant. ________________Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/
It says 13 % of Pentecostals believe this way, so the headline is false. It implies that the majority of Pentecostals do. 13% is too much, in my opinion, however, it does not say that they asked the people 1) are you saved? 2) are you Spirit-filled, 3) Do you adhere to the teachings of your church?
The headline is Peter Vanderver is not a reliable source. However he did present the Gallup poll and it is reliable. I believe the 13 % is correct.
Even if 13% is accurate, it still does not address what I said. First and foremost, 13% does not mean you can say “Pentecostals believe…” He could say “SOME Pentecostals believe” and be accurate. But then the other questions must be answered, “who did he poll?” Is it someone who identifies with a church but is not saved? Is it someone new to the church? Way too many variables to make such an outlandish statement.
Fake news. No bible believer would support abortion….. fake news aimed against Pentecostals. Next month it will be against the Baptist, the next month the Methodist, and so on. Likely done by a Trump hater, because the churches support him.