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   On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 20:59:59 -0500, The Nolalu Barn Owl   
   <gordie@nolalu   
   #46on.ca>   
   wrote:   
      
   >On 30 Nov 2004 14:15:21 -0800, jabriol1@excite.com (Jabriol) wrote:   
   >   
   >>   
   >>The mother-daughter pair found a bloodless surgery program at Memorial   
   >>Medical Center Mercy Campus in New Orleans. A special incision   
   >>cauterizes the blood vessels as they cut, preventing bleeding during   
   >>surgery.   
   >>   
   >>"They said I lost less than a teaspoon of blood," Jones said, showing   
   >>off a scar on her side longer than six inches. "Isn't that amazing?"   
   >A teaspoon, a ladle, a pail.  Who cares how much?  A drop is much too   
   >much.   
   IF the donor was a Disfellowshipped JW would the transplant of a   
   kidney make the recipient Disfellowshipped too?   
   Would that kidney start a process that would result in the recipient   
   waking up (mentally) and leaving the WT?   
   --   
   Gordie   
      
   'From this then, we draw up our demurrer: If the Lord Jesus Christ sent the   
   Apostles to preach,   
    no others ought to be received except those appointed by Christ.  For no one   
   knows the Father   
    except the Son, and to him whom the Son gives a revelation.  Nor does it seem   
   that the Son has   
    given revelation to any others than the Apostles, whom He sent forth to   
   preach what He revealed   
    to them.'   
   -- Tertullian, The Prescription [Demurrer] Against the Heretics: (200 A.D.)   
   (This is a Pre-Constantine source and like in all other instances that I am   
   able to find -- there is no   
    difference between the Pre and Post Constantine practice.  In other words,   
   Constantine didn't   
    change this doctrine)   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)