Rochellaine

@rochellaine Are you working on Daughter of Judas?!  Finally!  I think about that all the time, even though its not my book.

How or where do you do research?  Anything you would recomend?

@rochellaine It’s for writer-dom. Here

I read the first part.

I am vanishing now. *vanishes*

@rochellaine I finished, but haven’t posted anything yet.

Dead ends. *sour face*
Is it Juda’s Daughter?

I may vanish soon. Cause it’s late.

@rochellaine I’m setting up a Facebook page. Currently taking a picture of something I finished drawing.

@rochellaine, I wish. I have an anatomy and physiology test tomorrow so I’m studying. But I might be on a bit tomorrow

@jenwriter17 bye!

On that note, tomorrow I will be going away for a few days to go to Melbourne 🙂

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Anyone around? I’m working on my outline…

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Hi, all! Just letting you know that I will be going out of town, so I won’t be on here until probably Tuesday. I hope you all will have a nice Labor Day weekend. See you next week! 🙂

@rochellaine

I’m not really but I have to finish a math test and get dressed for Girls brigade. And time has elapsed so that I only have half an hour.

I did attempt to learn Greek once but it was from a college textbook. And I was twelve. I’ll look into that book though. It sounds good. It would just be really interesting to read the Bible…[Read more]

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I’m literally falling asleep, but I can’t because I have to go out in an hour 🙁

I really wish I could read Greek. I mean, I have somewhere around five different translations of the Bible and they all say different things, which, in turn, can be interpreted different ways. Which is mostly what all these different people are arguing…[Read more]

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😀 you’re welcome to go to  bed if you so desire (however I am half asleep as well and its  only mid afternoon)

Researching gender roles. Out of all the groups in the world, you’d think that Christians would be the best at agreeing. *sigh*

@rochellaine

Are you around today?

I’m assuming no one else will be, but if any of you are still awake, feel free to join me.

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Christian Amish romance novels? *gags* Please tell me you don’t read that stuff!

This conversation is great, BTW.  Both of your views are interesting.  In Missouri we lived near many menonite communities, so this came up sometimes with friends we had.

@rochellaine

A doctorate? Well… 😀 I truly do go along and read the blurbs of Christian romance novels. 😛 Its a fascinating and utterly useless hobby.

Sure! I’d be happy to pick this up again whenever you see fit. Goodnight!

@rochellaine

I read the blurbs 😛 I actually have read a few, never on purpose but usually because I’m promised an awesome retelling or medieval book…and it turns out to be a romance. and I’m too stubborn to stop reading half way through it (the only reason I ever stop reading a book is if I have moral problems with it. I just hate half…[Read more]

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I did know that most of the Amish/Mennonite population was around there, because all the Christian Amish fiction takes place, predominantly, in Pennsylvania. Also, ages ago I guessed that you lived in Pennsylvania, and I wasn’t that far wrong.

I’m not even sure if Australia has an Amish community. It certainly isn’t as public as America’s.

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Well, I guess if her husband just sees it as part of who she is, he’s less likely to want her to stop wearing it, so it sounds very effective to me 😛

No. No one at the church I go to wear any sort of covering and off the top of my head I can’t think of anyone else I know who would. I have some acquaintances who are devout Catholics…[Read more]

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You guys have got quite the conversation going. 😉 It’s actually really interesting to read. Great points. 🙂

@rochellaine

I remember that sort of thing happening to me lately but I can’t remember why now. There was some reason I wanted to jump up and keep correcting the preacher 🙂

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Like I said, until I started reading the Bible for myself (rather than someone reading the Bible to me) I’d never heard the idea of wearing a headcovering. Since I was five I’ve attended a Baptist church and the issue was never addressed. In fact, today was really the first time I ever thought about it in depth. I personally don’t…[Read more]

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I like discussing controversial topics. 🙂 Especially the ones people skirt around for fear of offending someone. 😛

Yep, I understand what you’re talking about. I think a lot of Western culture has lost the original meanings of many parts of both the New and Old testaments just because we have such a limited understanding of…[Read more]