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BSC Signees Aug 19 2008 10:53PM
Their baseball season might be done with,
but Bismarck State has some big diamond dreams for next season.
That's because Len Stanley's squad has added five players to the program,
announcing their signings today.
Among them are Mandan's Matt Keller and
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MHS Volleyball Aug 19 2008 9:39PM
The Minot High volleyball team has kicked off its first workouts of the season. 90 players are out for this year's team in grades 9 through 12 and this year's squad has plenty of optimism.
The Majettes are coming off of a 4th place finish at state and a
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Pool Testing Aug 19 2008 7:18PM
Bismarck's pools are closed for the season but for the past couple months everyday hundreds of kids came to play and cool off...
Donnell Preskey reports on what's done to make sure the public pools are safe place for you to swim...
As they
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Fill the Bus Drive Results Aug 19 2008 7:17PM
School is back in session this week.
And kids are putting on their new backpacks and filling them with supplies.
But some students are not as fortunate.
Brad Feldman shows us how many kids need your support to head back to class with the su
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McCain Campaign Aug 19 2008 7:17PM
Grassroots leadership from the McCain campaign met today in South Bismarck.
Ben Golnik, the Regional Campaign manager got together with local McCain supporters to discuss what's next in the race to the White House.
Today, he said that after
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| Fire forces evacuation of part of Sterling Aug 19 2008 7:01PM
A grass fire pushed by strong winds
threatened an elementary school and homes in Sterling, but
firefighters confined the blaze to a field and some old vehicles.
No one was hurt.
Parts of the town east of Bismarck were evacuated after the
afte
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| Court hearing for ND aeronautics director delayed Aug 19 2008 5:37PM
A hearing on a felony theft charge against
the director of North Dakota's Aeronautics Commission has been put
off until October.
Gary Ness' preliminary hearing and arraignment were scheduled
for Tuesday at the Burleigh County courthouse.
N
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| Chicago companies to plead guilty in fraud case Aug 19 2008 8:25AM
Two Chicago businesses accused of using an
Indian reservation school in North Dakota to bilk the federal
government out of more than $100,000 plan to plead guilty to mail
fraud.
Global Networking Technology, and Computer Training and
Associates
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| Classes start for the year at ND schools Aug 19 2008 5:44AM
North Dakota elementary and high school
students are headed back to the classroom. State officials expect
their numbers to be down this year.
Tom Decker is the director of school finance and organization
for the state Department of Public Instru
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CAT Offers More Routes Aug 18 2008 10:47PM
Beginning today, you'll have more options getting around our community. Why? Bismarck-Mandan's bus service is expanding. Jason Torreano has the story.
"It's the first major revamp we've done," said Al Wangler, Operations Manager.
Capital Area Transit
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On the Green - Tom Welk Aug 18 2008 7:09PM
For the last three seasons,
he's been a big name on North Dakota's High School Golf Scene and he just played in the Big-I and now he's headed to the 'Big 10.'
Here's On the Green.
"(Billboard:) On the Green is brought to you by BNC National Bank and
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Phelps Impact on the Sport of Swimming Aug 18 2008 7:08PM
Michael Phelps left many of us in awe.
His eight gold medals in Beijing is a record.
Many people are still talking about the accomplishment and the moments that defined the history making swim.
Brad Feldman went to a local pool to see what
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Vehicle Thefts Aug 18 2008 7:08PM
Bismarck Police are investigating a number of vehicles being stolen over the weekend..
Five vehicles were taken between Saturday night and Sunday morning.
The vehicles are 8 to 23 years old.
Two of them have been recovered.
One of the o
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Redday Pleads Guilty Aug 18 2008 7:08PM
A 26 year old Bismarck mom has pleaded guilty to child abuse and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Kathryn Redday was found huffing in her vehilce with a 15 year old girl.
Officers say there were 25 cans of air spray in her vehicle.
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| North Dakota airport boardings increase in July Aug 18 2008 5:44PM
Airline boardings at North Dakota's eight
commercial airports increased 8.6 percent in July from the previous
year.
The state Aeronautics Commission says the total of 65,761
passengers was the highest total in the past 10 years.
Williston
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| Outfitter sentenced on hunting charge Aug 18 2008 5:38PM
A Streeter outfitting business has been
sentenced to 18 months probation and ordered to pay $5,000 on a
federal charge of false labeling of wildlife.
Brenda Schlecht, owner of Coteau Prairie Waterfowl, Whitetail,
and Upland Bird Hunts, pleaded g
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| North Dakota judge disbars attorney Aug 18 2008 2:43PM
A man accused of misrepresenting himself
as a licensed lawyer has been disbarred by a North Dakota federal
judge.
U.S. District Judge Daniel Hovland says Howard Kieffer
(KEE'-fur) admitted that he's not a graduate of an accredited law
school, n
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| Man charged in North Dakota hotel sexual assault Aug 18 2008 2:36PM
A man was arrested with two weapons taken
from a North Dakota Highway Patrol vehicle. Now he now faces
charges of attempted murder and gross sexual imposition in a sexual
assault at a Mandan, N.D., hotel.
Thirty-two-year-old Alman Wong could fac
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Fill The Bus Aug 18 2008 12:50PM
Children across our area, are returning to school in the next week or soand with the beginning of school, comes the need for supplies.
The 12th annual Fill the Bus drive kicked off this morning across Bismarck.
What began as one small bus taking
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| Energy counties tops in wages Aug 18 2008 10:03AM
Coal industry officials say energy
production and exploration played a key role in the [[kxtopic:north-dakota:t[North Dakota]:t]]
counties with the top average wages last year.
[[kxtopic:oliver-county-nd:t[Oliver County]:t]] ranked first with an
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| Drug court expanding to Grand Forks Aug 18 2008 9:28AM
A drug court program already in place
in Fargo and Bismarck is coming to Grand Forks.
District Judge Sonja Clapp will preside over the sessions each
Monday afternoon for up to 25 people.
Drug court is an alternative to prison in which parti
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| University pres, faculty hit the road Aug 18 2008 6:12AM
University of North Dakota President
Robert Kelley is leading his first bus tour of the state.
Kelley, who took office in July, is leading more than 30 new
faculty members, administrators and their guests on a three-day
tour of North Dakota.
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College choice Aug 17 2008 11:08PM
The ACT college entrance exam for the high school class of 2008 offers some insight into the plans of recently graduated seniors in our state.
Close to 20% of the 6,113 North Dakota students tested said they plan to major in health-related fields. The
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Farmers Aug 17 2008 11:07PM
The sun was shining today in Bismarck making it a great day to be soaking in the sun and of course, doing a bit of outdoor shopping.
We stopped by the Capital Farmers Market this afternoon in North Bismarck. About half a dozen growers set up shop in the
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| Kyle Bell child molestation case to go before North Dakota Parole... Aug 17 2008 11:33AM
The North Dakota Parole Board next month
is to discuss the child molestation case of convicted child
murderer Kyle Bell.
Bell in January 2004 completed his sentence on the first of two
felony gross sexual imposition convictions involving two you
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Good Riddance to shopper girl . . .please don't return! Reply...
I absolutely must know the definition of shew. It is relevant and of high importance to do so. Just because of the last significant sentence I heard was.
I can't say I am sorry to see you go.
And then he said not you, (because I was leaving) the shoe.
He was a very handsome clean cowboy. Reply...
with a stone until they die, well maybe not.
We know what Jesus says about casting stones. Reply...
Maybe it is referring to medicinal marijuana, but don't take my word on it. I will read it later. Reply...
Posted by ranchgirl on Aug 19 2008 10:27PM
In Article: Mike WilliamsMike - Forget Jack A who is a Littl RushNut in training. Apart from the medicine show that we will be having in the Dome this Friday, I do have a small issue to comment on. Downtown Fargo is becoming a place for pedestrians and bikers to shop and spend time. For a food or retail business it definitely has potential. Downtown Broadway has a problem with dog owners who are not picking up their dog's feces on the sidewalk. This AM a pile of it was walked on and spread on up the walk. There are just too many people downtown on the weekdays for this to occur. Reply...
This may not make sense, but my Bible breaks down Matthew 5:17-19 this way: In the OT there were 3 categories of law...ceremonial for worship, which pointed forward to Jesus...these were no longer necessary after Jesus' death and resurrection. Even Jesus was accused by the Pharisees of breaking these laws. Next were the civil laws applied to daily living. Jesus demonstrated these principles by example. Last was the moral law, such as the Ten Commandments. These are the direct command of God and still apply to us today. The moral law reveals the nature and will of God. Jesus obeyed moral law completely. Jesus tried to bring people back to what God had intended and tried to straighten out what the religious leaders had turned into a confused mass of rules. Jesus did not speak against the law itself, but against the abuses and excesses to which it had been subjected. Jesus was giving a fuller understanding of why God made the law in the first place. Jesus came to accomplish the laws purpose. Reply...
I have not now nor at any time claimed to be an expert in Biblical interpretation...matter of fact, it could probably be debated whether or not anyone truly understands all of God's word without error. However, when an obvious misinterpretation in my opinion occurs, I always relate what I think...and always end it with "just my take"...meaning this is how I understand it. Now, to address the "harsh" Mosaic laws, without understanding the idea of what God was trying to accomplish with the Israelites during their 40 year sojourn in the desert, one would think the laws appear to be regimented and almost random. I believe God was trying to instill faith and discipline back into a people that had not openly practiced their faith in over 400 years. Just my take... Reply...
ND......That is what I think!!!! To me, this is the most problematic passage in the bible when it comes to reconciling the old and new testament:
Matthew 5: 17
17"Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them. 18I tell you the truth, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished. 19Anyone who breaks one of the least of these commandments and teaches others to do the same will be called least in the kingdom of heaven, but whoever practices and teaches these commands will be called great in the kingdom of heaven. 20For I tell you that unless your righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees and the teachers of the law, you will certainly not enter the kingdom of heaven. Reply...
A lot of people would say that different conditions don't change the laws. Either they apply in these times or they don't, but try to keep your opinion consistent with all of the scriptural laws simultaneously if you claim that the bible is a whole document and needs to be taken as a whole. You can't tell others you object to them taking biblical scripture out of context if you're willing to do the same thing yourself to explain away conflicts in scripture. Reply...
What did Jesus say about scripture and the law...that is where I would start if I wanted to get a foundation. Also, what conditions were present when God gave the law to the children of Israel...things to think about. Reply...
I was under the impression that there was a voucher system in place for people who wanted to send their children to private school. They're issued by the government so that you can get the tax money you pay redirected to a private school. If that is where you have your children educated, you should suit yourself with what they offer, and nothing extra. Otherwise you're taking advantage of both systems and running one of them down. You know, a lot of public schools in the 60's shut down when they started issuing school vouchers so that parents wouldn't have a racially integrated society influencing their children's view of the world. Some people jokingly referred to the private schools they sent their children to as "segregation academies". Reply...
The video is ernie's first post on this thread.
My interest in this thread isn't so much with Obama......but I'm using his comments as a touchstone to talk about the OT and its relationship to Christianity.
I brought up Blmccar because we have been down this road before. Blmccar would bring up Paul's words as the (for lack of a better term) the Christian transcendence of the laws of Moses.
Just to catch you up, I have a bit of trouble with Paul as his message relates to the Sermon on the Mount.
Anyway, I'm not trying to play tricks, I'm interested in the reconciliation of Paul with Christ with the old law. So far, though valiant and beautiful attempts have been made by religious folks on this website, I still haven't heard a satisfactory explanation.
Ironically, this video addresses the (sometimes) brutal (to me, at least) nature of the Laws of Moses and the Sermon on the Mount. Reply...
2 different issues seem to be at play here. Earlier you questioned the OT for saying "parents are told to stone their children". That would be taking Deut 21 completely out of context...we can certainly discuss this if you like. Now, the second issue with Obama claiming this is not a passage to refer to in governing...who said that it was? I didn't watch the video or interview, so I cannot form an opinion at this point. Are you saying the candidates where asked to select scripture that should not be used to govern by...that seems like a very strange question. I'll have to check out the interview...thanks. Reply...
Okay.....here is a "skeptics" webpage. I will let you double-check with your own Good Book.
http://skepticsannotatedbible.com/says_about/stoning.html
If there be found among you ... that ... hath gone and served other gods, and worshipped them ... Then shalt thou ... tone them with stones, till they die. Deuteronomy 17:2-5
If thy brother, the son of thy mother, or thy son, or thy daughter, or the wife of thy bosom, or thy friend, which is as thine own soul, entice thee secretly, saying, Let us go and serve other gods, which thou hast not known, thou, nor thy fathers ... thou shalt stone him with stones, that he die. Deuteronomy 13:5-10
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Please correct me if I am wrong, but this seems to say that if I try to persuade my Mother to follow another religion (or maybe even quit Christianity), that I should be stoned....till I die.
Can we use this passage to guide public policy? Or do we agree with Obama that it probably shouldn't be used. Reply...
Unfortunately my reference is Ernie's video of Obama above.....hold on, let me do a search...........................................
It looks like Deuteronomy 21:18 - 21
http://mindprod.com/kjv/Deuteronomy/21.html
It looks like the misdeed is being: "stubborn and rebellious."
I will see if there is a passage for "straying from the faith." Reply...
Wu...please give me the scripture reference where the Bible relates stoning children so I may read...thanks. Reply...
Nice try Ernie.
Here is what I wrote:
Is it one you agree with?.....that not all of the Laws of Moses have to be obeyed?....that, for example, stoning a child for straying from the faith, is not a godly thing for a 2008 human to do?
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You didn't answer the question. You just posted biblical references that may or may not fall into the category of "cherry-picking" from the bible...... which is the subject now on the table.
What needs to be established is, for now, if the Old Testament is applicable to public policy? And if so, what parts of it? Some, none or all?
Obama picked two parts of the Old Testament and seemingly holds them up as examples of what we cannot use. I'm asking if you agree with OBAMA that "stoning children for straying from the faith" is not something we should do....even though its in the Bible?
After we discuss the Old Testament, we can move to the New Testament. But it appears you will be travelling.
Perhaps someone else can take up argument and DISCUSS the issue with me instead of just reciting scripture.
Enjoy your travels. Reply...
Wuwe, if you don’t like answers having "biblical references" may I suggest you stop posting in the Faith & Religion forum.  My last post proved Obama is biblically illiterate. Our government shouldn’t be using the sermon on the mound for military policy for the same reason they shouldn’t be building an Ark. Well, I’m off to Arkansas to go hunting. See y’all in a week or two. 
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 another thing comes to mind.......what about the touristas? they'd be looking for entertainment like that..What sallys talkn about Im sure is the way the white folks would be thinking from NoDak/SoDak..who cares.... besides we all have powwows all over the two states in summer...good ones too.why cant white folks just drop in? like Wakpala? they get people in from waay down under..I met a few..they were really kewl peeps..even some white ones frum aussieland was there..would medora advert Outside the daks about Native American play/s? You would get a lot of outsiders... I guess what IM sayn is.... the non natives who' have had to endur such hardships amongst us indians would be the ones complaining... then ya got the Big Indians who would Demand some bigger pay... so well Flaps! ya tried... Reply...
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