Posted By: AFSkypilot
Posted On: 12 hr, 47 min. ago
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What were the 1800's really like
I think people forget just how terrible the 1800's actually were:
High infant mortality
Poor Health Conditions
An American Cival War the likes of which we would not want to go through
again--and similar wars in Europe.
Primitive technologies (electricity was not until the turn of the
century--even later in most rural communities.
Poor communications--the telephone was not until the turn of the century
either.
On the other hand, it is very hard to predict the future. With the
price of oil going through the roof, I cannot imagine what that will
mean for the future.
In the end, I will leave it all in God's hands.
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Posted By: Shar
Posted On: 23 hr, 21 min. ago
Views: 24
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Which century?
I said the 1800's. there is so much evil in this world now, I cannot
imagine what it will be like in the next century. Come, Lord Jesus.
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Posted By: virgil
Posted On: 1 day ago
Views: 41
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shallow
Lisa, you are RIGHT!! Except there are some good solid ones on TV, I
am not talking about the prosperty message either.
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Posted By: Lisa S.
Posted On: 2 days ago
Views: 87
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Then and Now and Tomorrow
I would have preferred having the choice to say that I am glad to live
now at the time that God chose. I would've also enjoyed the 1800s --
the discussions of theology were much better at that time. We have
become so incredibly SHALLOW! I think I would even enjoy living in the
next century -- the medical technology might be fun to play with.
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Posted By: Don the Norski
Posted On: 2 days ago
Views: 93
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Its about Time
I like the dresses, too, Troudy.
Trouble is, none would fit.
Maybe in the 22 century suits like the Jetsons will be in use, and
fitting would be easier?
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Posted By: Troudy
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 145
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when to live?
I voted 1800 century, because I like the dresses.:)
But you should had one more question.
How about the present?
Have a blessed day
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Posted By: Sian Treagh
Posted On: 3 days ago
Views: 157
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When to live?
I chose the 1800's because I can't keep up with the technology
now...what will it be in another 100 years!? Of course, I'd sure miss
indoor plumbing!
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