| Auntie Em |
>you spend all this time proclaiming you are a devout christian working
>to glorify God, and yet when you have the perfect oportunity to do
>just that, simply by jumping on a plain and proving medical help and
>care to the Tsunami victims you sit here on the net safely at home
>posting crap to stroke your ego.
>
>who would christ be proud of, you sitting at home trolling the
>newsgroups, or the real doctor who got off his ass and helped those
>people in need? of course if you went and helped those people, you
>would not be able to bilk them as you do your victims in place you are
>now.
>
>they need doctors as badly as they need water and food and medical
>supplies. stop lying about being a christian and show us how a real
>christian doctor would act.
>
>or just sit back and keep trolling the newsgroups like you always do
>while doing nothing to help anyone.
>
They'd probably get so sick of his non-stop "witnessing" and
ridiculous attempts to "convert" them, they would probably send him
back in short order.
Em
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When in trouble or in doubt,
Run in circles, scream and shout.
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| Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD |
"cteasd5941@gmail.com" wrote:
>
> A man who can lift a brick and build a house is far more useful to a
> man without a home and hospital than a whole country full of doctors
> running to hospitals which aren't there.
> Believe me, it will have been the weak in heart who will not have
> survived this terrible happening.
>
> People should not forget that a skilled doctor and surgeon is probably
> the least useful tool in the wrong place at the wrong time. It would be
> foolish to act without the foresight and wisdom to weigh up all the
> circumstances and consequences of acting on an ill thought out whim.
>
> People must have a sustained good conscience toward God as well as
> giving money. Prayer is a powerful weapon against the misuse of monies,
> further tragedies and it helps to sustain voluntary efforts, making
> maximum use of monies, time and skills given.
>
> There will be a need for sustained giving of time for many years to
> come, not just in these countries, but in other countries too.
> Christian churches throughout the world can help to put people in touch
> with various organisations who co-ordinate volunteers to help for such
> tragic events. Already there are many projects amongst the desperate
> and needy, not just abroad but here at home. They help others to make
> effective us of their skills, so that valuable skill isn't wasted
> unnecessarily. If there is one thing we do know, is that in reflection
> through prayer we will be guided by The Holy Spirit to make maximum use
> of our resources over a sustained period, there will be more than
> enough impulsive help which will wane off as something else arises.
>
> Jesus said that we should love our Lord God with all our heart, mind,
> soul and strength, and that we should love our neighbours as ourselves.
>
> Prayers are some times uncomfortable, I know, and money is so easy to
> give and dispose of quickly. However, it is at this time thousands of
> people will seek spiritual guidance, and no one needs to feel
> uncomfortable or foolish about seeking guidance to pray from their
> local church. After all, in love for your neighbours you will be
> praying for many, many more years to come, long after your ability to
> give money has run dry.
>
> In Christ's love
> Carol
Very well written, dear Carol.
God's power is infinite. All it takes is a little mustard seed amount
of faith and prayer to do more good than all the money that Bill Gate's
has at his disposal.
No amount of money can bring back even one of the thousands of lives
that were lost because of that asian tsunami. However, one word from our
Lord and Savior can do that and much more. May we continue to pray to
Him, in Christ's holy name.
http://makeashorterlink.com/?T69D2142A
At His service,
Andrew
--
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
Board-Certified Cardiologist
**
Suggested Reading:
(1) http://makeashorterlink.com/?L26062048
(2) http://makeashorterlink.com/?O2F325D1A
(3) http://makeashorterlink.com/?X1C62661A
(4) http://makeashorterlink.com/?U1E13130A
(5) http://makeashorterlink.com/?K6F72510A
(6) http://makeashorterlink.com/?I24E5151A
(7) http://makeashorterlink.com/?I22222129
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| Tony P. |
In article <1104714831.c207222b2d6069f6bff0da4162348ddd@teranews>,
andrew@heartmdphd.com says...
> "cteasd5941@gmail.com" wrote:
> >
> > A man who can lift a brick and build a house is far more useful to a
> > man without a home and hospital than a whole country full of doctors
> > running to hospitals which aren't there.
> > Believe me, it will have been the weak in heart who will not have
> > survived this terrible happening.
> >
> > People should not forget that a skilled doctor and surgeon is probably
> > the least useful tool in the wrong place at the wrong time. It would be
> > foolish to act without the foresight and wisdom to weigh up all the
> > circumstances and consequences of acting on an ill thought out whim.
> >
> > People must have a sustained good conscience toward God as well as
> > giving money. Prayer is a powerful weapon against the misuse of monies,
> > further tragedies and it helps to sustain voluntary efforts, making
> > maximum use of monies, time and skills given.
> >
> > There will be a need for sustained giving of time for many years to
> > come, not just in these countries, but in other countries too.
> > Christian churches throughout the world can help to put people in touch
> > with various organisations who co-ordinate volunteers to help for such
> > tragic events. Already there are many projects amongst the desperate
> > and needy, not just abroad but here at home. They help others to make
> > effective us of their skills, so that valuable skill isn't wasted
> > unnecessarily. If there is one thing we do know, is that in reflection
> > through prayer we will be guided by The Holy Spirit to make maximum use
> > of our resources over a sustained period, there will be more than
> > enough impulsive help which will wane off as something else arises.
> >
> > Jesus said that we should love our Lord God with all our heart, mind,
> > soul and strength, and that we should love our neighbours as ourselves.
> >
> > Prayers are some times uncomfortable, I know, and money is so easy to
> > give and dispose of quickly. However, it is at this time thousands of
> > people will seek spiritual guidance, and no one needs to feel
> > uncomfortable or foolish about seeking guidance to pray from their
> > local church. After all, in love for your neighbours you will be
> > praying for many, many more years to come, long after your ability to
> > give money has run dry.
> >
> > In Christ's love
> > Carol
>
> Very well written, dear Carol.
>
> God's power is infinite. All it takes is a little mustard seed amount
> of faith and prayer to do more good than all the money that Bill Gate's
> has at his disposal.
>
> No amount of money can bring back even one of the thousands of lives
> that were lost because of that asian tsunami. However, one word from our
> Lord and Savior can do that and much more. May we continue to pray to
> Him, in Christ's holy name.
>
> http://makeashorterlink.com/?T69D2142A
>
>
> At His service,
>
> Andrew
So I assume that God will be picking up the tab for all the
infrastructure repairs.
Since you're an M.D. I have to ask, when is the last time you saw a
resurrection? I'd be willing to bet that you never have. Sure, you've
pulled a couple back from the precipice but those don't count as the
body is still warm.
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| Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD |
"Tony P." wrote:
>
> In article <1104714831.c207222b2d6069f6bff0da4162348ddd@teranews>,
> andrew@heartmdphd.com says...
> > "cteasd5941@gmail.com" wrote:
> > >
> > > A man who can lift a brick and build a house is far more useful to a
> > > man without a home and hospital than a whole country full of doctors
> > > running to hospitals which aren't there.
> > > Believe me, it will have been the weak in heart who will not have
> > > survived this terrible happening.
> > >
> > > People should not forget that a skilled doctor and surgeon is probably
> > > the least useful tool in the wrong place at the wrong time. It would be
> > > foolish to act without the foresight and wisdom to weigh up all the
> > > circumstances and consequences of acting on an ill thought out whim.
> > >
> > > People must have a sustained good conscience toward God as well as
> > > giving money. Prayer is a powerful weapon against the misuse of monies,
> > > further tragedies and it helps to sustain voluntary efforts, making
> > > maximum use of monies, time and skills given.
> > >
> > > There will be a need for sustained giving of time for many years to
> > > come, not just in these countries, but in other countries too.
> > > Christian churches throughout the world can help to put people in touch
> > > with various organisations who co-ordinate volunteers to help for such
> > > tragic events. Already there are many projects amongst the desperate
> > > and needy, not just abroad but here at home. They help others to make
> > > effective us of their skills, so that valuable skill isn't wasted
> > > unnecessarily. If there is one thing we do know, is that in reflection
> > > through prayer we will be guided by The Holy Spirit to make maximum use
> > > of our resources over a sustained period, there will be more than
> > > enough impulsive help which will wane off as something else arises.
> > >
> > > Jesus said that we should love our Lord God with all our heart, mind,
> > > soul and strength, and that we should love our neighbours as ourselves.
> > >
> > > Prayers are some times uncomfortable, I know, and money is so easy to
> > > give and dispose of quickly. However, it is at this time thousands of
> > > people will seek spiritual guidance, and no one needs to feel
> > > uncomfortable or foolish about seeking guidance to pray from their
> > > local church. After all, in love for your neighbours you will be
> > > praying for many, many more years to come, long after your ability to
> > > give money has run dry.
> > >
> > > In Christ's love
> > > Carol
> >
> > Very well written, dear Carol.
> >
> > God's power is infinite. All it takes is a little mustard seed amount
> > of faith and prayer to do more good than all the money that Bill Gate's
> > has at his disposal.
> >
> > No amount of money can bring back even one of the thousands of lives
> > that were lost because of that asian tsunami. However, one word from our
> > Lord and Savior can do that and much more. May we continue to pray to
> > Him, in Christ's holy name.
> >
> > http://makeashorterlink.com/?T69D2142A
> >
> >
> > At His service,
> >
> > Andrew
>
> So I assume that God will be picking up the tab for all the
> infrastructure repairs.
All that we believe we own actually, in truth, belongs to Him.
> Since you're an M.D. I have to ask, when is the last time you saw a
> resurrection? I'd be willing to bet that you never have.
You would lose the bet.
> Sure, you've
> pulled a couple back from the precipice but those don't count as the
> body is still warm.
I have witnessed all kinds.
At His service,
Andrew
--
Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD
Board-Certified Cardiologist
**
Suggested Reading:
(1) http://makeashorterlink.com/?L26062048
(2) http://makeashorterlink.com/?O2F325D1A
(3) http://makeashorterlink.com/?X1C62661A
(4) http://makeashorterlink.com/?U1E13130A
(5) http://makeashorterlink.com/?K6F72510A
(6) http://makeashorterlink.com/?I24E5151A
(7) http://makeashorterlink.com/?I22222129
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| Wes Groleau |
Tony P. wrote:
> Since you're an M.D. I have to ask, when is the last time you saw a
> resurrection? I'd be willing to bet that you never have. Sure, you've
> pulled a couple back from the precipice but those don't count as the
> body is still warm.
"There's no such thing of that, 'cause I never heard of it"
-- Becky Groleau, age four
--
Wes Groleau
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Daily Hoax: http://www.snopes2.com/cgi-bin/random/random.asp
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| marengo |
"Tony P." <kd1s@nospamplease.cox.reallynospam.net> wrote in message
news:MPG.1c4269991058408989e5b@news.west.cox.net
|| In article <1104714831.c207222b2d6069f6bff0da4162348ddd@teranews>,
|| andrew@heartmdphd.com says...
||| "cteasd5941@gmail.com" wrote:
||||
|||| A man who can lift a brick and build a house is far more useful to
|||| a man without a home and hospital than a whole country full of
|||| doctors running to hospitals which aren't there.
|||| Believe me, it will have been the weak in heart who will not have
|||| survived this terrible happening.
||||
|||| People should not forget that a skilled doctor and surgeon is
|||| probably the least useful tool in the wrong place at the wrong
|||| time. It would be foolish to act without the foresight and wisdom
|||| to weigh up all the circumstances and consequences of acting on an
|||| ill thought out whim.
||||
|||| People must have a sustained good conscience toward God as well as
|||| giving money. Prayer is a powerful weapon against the misuse of
|||| monies, further tragedies and it helps to sustain voluntary
|||| efforts, making maximum use of monies, time and skills given.
||||
|||| There will be a need for sustained giving of time for many years to
|||| come, not just in these countries, but in other countries too.
|||| Christian churches throughout the world can help to put people in
|||| touch with various organisations who co-ordinate volunteers to
|||| help for such tragic events. Already there are many projects
|||| amongst the desperate and needy, not just abroad but here at home.
|||| They help others to make effective us of their skills, so that
|||| valuable skill isn't wasted unnecessarily. If there is one thing
|||| we do know, is that in reflection through prayer we will be guided
|||| by The Holy Spirit to make maximum use of our resources over a
|||| sustained period, there will be more than enough impulsive help
|||| which will wane off as something else arises.
||||
|||| Jesus said that we should love our Lord God with all our heart,
|||| mind, soul and strength, and that we should love our neighbours as
|||| ourselves.
||||
|||| Prayers are some times uncomfortable, I know, and money is so easy
|||| to give and dispose of quickly. However, it is at this time
|||| thousands of people will seek spiritual guidance, and no one needs
|||| to feel uncomfortable or foolish about seeking guidance to pray
|||| from their local church. After all, in love for your neighbours
|||| you will be praying for many, many more years to come, long after
|||| your ability to give money has run dry.
||||
|||| In Christ's love
|||| Carol
|||
||| Very well written, dear Carol.
|||
||| God's power is infinite. All it takes is a little mustard seed
||| amount of faith and prayer to do more good than all the money that
||| Bill Gate's has at his disposal.
|||
||| No amount of money can bring back even one of the thousands of lives
||| that were lost because of that asian tsunami. However, one word
||| from our Lord and Savior can do that and much more. May we
||| continue to pray to Him, in Christ's holy name.
|||
||| http://makeashorterlink.com/?T69D2142A
|||
|||
||| At His service,
|||
||| Andrew
||
|| So I assume that God will be picking up the tab for all the
|| infrastructure repairs.
||
|| Since you're an M.D. I have to ask, when is the last time you saw a
|| resurrection? I'd be willing to bet that you never have. Sure, you've
|| pulled a couple back from the precipice but those don't count as the
|| body is still warm.
Perhaps now would be a GREAT time for Dr. Chung to practice the religion
that he so glibly spouts off. If he were truly a "servant to the humblest
personin the universe" He would give up his lucrative practice and take the
next flight to Indonesia to give of his time and talents to help the needy,
poor ,sick, injured and downtrodden.
What's that? He's not going? Why doesn't that surprise me? He give lip
service. He's good at preaching but not practising. He talks about
praying, but it's just to draw attention to himself. Mother Theresa he
ain't. It's called hypocracy. Bwahahahahaha.
--
Peter
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| Travis Newbury |
marengo wrote:
> Perhaps now would be a GREAT time for Dr. Chung to practice the religion
> that he so glibly spouts off. If he were truly a "servant to the humblest
> personin the universe" He would give up his lucrative practice and take the
> next flight to Indonesia to give of his time and talents to help the needy,
> poor ,sick, injured and downtrodden.
>
> What's that? He's not going? Why doesn't that surprise me? He give lip
> service. He's good at preaching but not practising. He talks about
> praying, but it's just to draw attention to himself. Mother Theresa he
> ain't. It's called hypocracy. Bwahahahahaha.
While no a Chung fan by any means. His not dropping his practice and
running off to help the victims has nothing to do with his commitment to
his religion.
--
-=tn=-
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| MU |
On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 18:03:38 -0500, marengo wrote:
> Perhaps now would be a GREAT time for Dr. Chung to practice the religion
> that he so glibly spouts off. If he were truly a "servant to the humblest
> personin the universe" He would give up his lucrative practice and take the
> next flight to Indonesia to give of his time and talents to help the needy,
> poor ,sick, injured and downtrodden.
>
> What's that? He's not going? Why doesn't that surprise me? He give lip
> service. He's good at preaching but not practising. He talks about
> praying, but it's just to draw attention to himself. Mother Theresa he
> ain't. It's called hypocracy. Bwahahahahaha.
lol
It's called "hypocrisy" and you're nothing more than a moron with Internet
access.
<plonk>
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