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This entry was posted on 7/3/2007 5:12 PM and is filed under uncategorized.

I am known to my friends as someone who enjoys the occasional political discussion.  So it is only natural to expect that at some point I will comment on elections at the upcoming synodical convention.  So here it is, for those who were wondering :

Trust not in princes they are but mortal; Earthborn they are and soon decay. Naught are their counsels at life’s last portal, when the dark grave doth claim its prey.  Since then no man can help afford, trust ye in Christ our God and Lord.  Hallelujah! Hallelujah!. 

And that’s all I have to say about that. 

 

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    • 4/22/2009 9:11 AM Jon wrote:
      Naught are their counsels at life’s last portal , when the dark grave doth claim its prey.
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    • 4/24/2009 11:10 PM Alyssa wrote:
      Tennessee is the next state on the get-rid-of-payday-loans-bandwagon. Payday loans legislation has been making its way through numerous state legislatures and currently Federal as well, and most popular among them is an outright ban on short term loans, cash advances, or whatever you want to call them. The Tennessee bill is for an interest rate cap, capping interest at 36%, tantamount to a death sentence, and despite numerous studies demonstrating that bans do no one any good at all, lobbyists still try and advocate for the bans anyway. Lenders in Tennessee would likely want some credit repair if the state bans lending payday loans.
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      When you did the payday loans, you would have signed a contract, read what it says and see what the laws are. I know in Mississippi, if not paid back, can cash the check held, can sue you, get a judgement against you and garnish your wages and or bank account.
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    • 12/12/2009 2:49 AM galilea montijo revista h wrote:
      Good for you, for my part I hate political discussion, but nice job on the blog.
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