Comments for ChainzOnline Religious-Jewelry Blog http://blog.chainzonline.com Religious-Jewelry tips, articles and stories Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:04:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Patron Saint of Politicians by Albert Ross http://blog.chainzonline.com/patron-saint-of-politicians/#comment-23 Albert Ross Wed, 19 Nov 2008 01:28:34 +0000 http://blog.chainzonline.com/?p=45#comment-23 Lest we forget: More himself was directly responsible for the burning at the stake for their beliefs of six Lutherans. More positively the devotion of his daughter Margaret to her father is one of history's more touching stories. Lest we forget: More himself was directly responsible for the burning at the stake for their beliefs of six Lutherans.

More positively the devotion of his daughter Margaret to her father is one of history’s more touching stories.

]]> Comment on CrossFish Pendant by DaveS http://blog.chainzonline.com/crossfish-pendant/#comment-20 DaveS Sun, 14 Sep 2008 13:22:53 +0000 http://blog.chainzonline.com/?p=22#comment-20 You are most welcome. Actually, I've added a bail with a swivel for a couple of clients so that the pendant rotates freely. Dave You are most welcome.

Actually, I’ve added a bail with a swivel for a couple of clients so that the pendant rotates freely.

Dave

]]> Comment on CrossFish Pendant by Mr. CrossFish http://blog.chainzonline.com/crossfish-pendant/#comment-19 Mr. CrossFish Sat, 13 Sep 2008 17:11:14 +0000 http://blog.chainzonline.com/?p=22#comment-19 Dave, Thanks for finding our design and giving it some recognition. We are very humbled by the response of folks to the variety of products now being produced. My customers frequently tell me how often the CrossFish is noticed and commented on when they wear it. Dave,
Thanks for finding our design and giving it some recognition. We are very humbled by the response of folks to the variety of products now being produced. My customers frequently tell me how often the CrossFish is noticed and commented on when they wear it.

]]> Comment on Personalized Baptism Gifts by Rachael http://blog.chainzonline.com/personalized-baptism-gifts/#comment-9 Rachael Tue, 22 Jul 2008 02:12:38 +0000 http://blog.chainzonline.com/?p=20#comment-9 Thank you for the great ideas. One of the best gifts is the Word of the Lord. So, one of my favorite gifts to give is a children's book called "This Bible Talks!" by Pamela Fischer. Narrated by Michael David McGuire. AND then a personalized blanket or pillow to cuddle with. If you want to see the book, here is the webite: <a href="http://www.thisbibletalks.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.thisbibletalks.com </a> Thanks again!!! Thank you for the great ideas. One of the best gifts is the Word of the Lord. So, one of my favorite gifts to give is a children’s book called “This Bible Talks!” by Pamela Fischer. Narrated by Michael David McGuire. AND then a personalized blanket or pillow to cuddle with. If you want to see the book, here is the webite: http://www.thisbibletalks.com

Thanks again!!!

]]> Comment on Tolerance Beyond Religion by DaveS http://blog.chainzonline.com/tolerance-beyond-religion/#comment-8 DaveS Thu, 17 Jul 2008 13:06:51 +0000 http://blog.chainzonline.com/?p=38#comment-8 Hi Bobby... lol! I agree about it being a personal choice Bobby. So many times it doesn't have to do directly with religion but it's difficult for so many to make the separation. Dave Hi Bobby… lol!

I agree about it being a personal choice Bobby. So many times it doesn’t have to do directly with religion but it’s difficult for so many to make the separation.

Dave

]]> Comment on Tolerance Beyond Religion by Bobby Revell http://blog.chainzonline.com/tolerance-beyond-religion/#comment-7 Bobby Revell Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:13:51 +0000 http://blog.chainzonline.com/?p=38#comment-7 I can't believe I didn't put 2+2 together and know you were a jeweler, especially after reading this blog! I think intolerance is a personal choice and usually has nothing to do with religion. If someone is truly religious, they should be extremely tolerant of all people. I think bad is bad, and most people know what bad is. There's much insight in this article:) I can’t believe I didn’t put 2+2 together and know you were a jeweler, especially after reading this blog!

I think intolerance is a personal choice and usually has nothing to do with religion. If someone is truly religious, they should be extremely tolerant of all people.

I think bad is bad, and most people know what bad is. There’s much insight in this article:)

]]> Comment on Nothingness by DaveS http://blog.chainzonline.com/nothingness/#comment-5 DaveS Sat, 12 Jul 2008 16:28:15 +0000 http://blog.chainzonline.com/?p=32#comment-5 Hey Bobby! Thank you. Yeah, in order for there to be "something" there would also have to be a "nothing". For me, there has always been more questions than answers for each answer tends to lead me to another question. A shadow is a nothing that exists. If there was nothing between 2 objects then they would be touching, there would be no space therefore the nothing could not exist in the first place. But what if that nothing was a shadow? I gotta stop reading that article from Stanford. :) Dave Hey Bobby! Thank you.

Yeah, in order for there to be “something” there would also have to be a “nothing”.

For me, there has always been more questions than answers for each answer tends to lead me to another question.

A shadow is a nothing that exists. If there was nothing between 2 objects then they would be touching, there would be no space therefore the nothing could not exist in the first place. But what if that nothing was a shadow?

I gotta stop reading that article from Stanford. :)

Dave

]]> Comment on Nothingness by Bobby Revell http://blog.chainzonline.com/nothingness/#comment-4 Bobby Revell Sat, 12 Jul 2008 15:43:54 +0000 http://blog.chainzonline.com/?p=32#comment-4 Alright Dave, you have comments turned on! Thanks so much for the link. In the Zen philosophy, nothingness is what the entire thought process is based on. Think of it like this: everything has an opposite...right? Therefore, the whole of reality also has an equal opposite - the other side of the coin. It is known as "the void". So yes, nothingness exists. Or...nothing exists, all things are becoming. I respect all religions and think it's generally a good thing to have in your life. I am a very spiritual person, and I do believe in God, though I am not really religious. Anyway, very good post :smile: Alright Dave, you have comments turned on! Thanks so much for the link. In the Zen philosophy, nothingness is what the entire thought process is based on. Think of it like this: everything has an opposite…right? Therefore, the whole of reality also has an equal opposite - the other side of the coin. It is known as “the void”. So yes, nothingness exists. Or…nothing exists, all things are becoming.

I respect all religions and think it’s generally a good thing to have in your life. I am a very spiritual person, and I do believe in God, though I am not really religious.

Anyway, very good post :smile:

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