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Resolved Question: Scandalous acts hurt all true? And U.N.Bites Pope ask, Is the U. N. Jehovah God’s way toward PEACE & SECURITY?
Revelation 21:5 “Look! I am making all things new.”
If not the true God’s way, why not? Jehovah’s Son Jesus said NO to all governments for one main reason at Matthew 4:8-10. A big clue there at Matthew! But if ignored we JW’s will not get in your way to try and bring world PEACE AND SECURITY your way! Our job is only to peacefully let you know Jehovah’s way and let you make your own free will choice which way makes more sense. We all can be peaceful toward one and all no matter our two conflicting views! That is the important part! Peace!
Churches and the United Nations
The National Council of Churches USA joins people of goodwill throughout the world in celebrating the promise of the United Nations and affirming the goals of peace and justice the U.N. embodies.
“The World Council of Religious Leaders, an independent body, works to bring religious resources to support the work of the United Nations in our common quest for peace. WCRL is not an official part of the United Nations, nor does it have any status with the United Nations.”
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My priorities as Secretary-General We must strengthen the UN’s ability to play its role to the fullest extent in conflict prevention, peacemaking, peacekeeping and peacebuilding – these are all part of a continuum, and our approach must be integrated, coordinated and comprehensive. By enhancing our capacity for preventive diplomacy and supporting sustainable peace processes, we will build long-term solutions and respond more effectively to conflict.
Who Will Investigate the U.N. – Vatican Connection? See Link: http://republicbroadcasting.org/?p=3242 In part below:
“Ironically, the development of the R2P principle has been attributed to former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan, who, as director of peacekeeping at the world body, failed to authorize U.N. troops on the ground in Rwanda to stop genocide there.
A Danish documentary, “And the U.N. Came,” blames U.N. troops for creating the AIDS crisis in Cambodia, after the “peacekeepers” were supposed to bring political stability to the country. The film documents how U.N. soldiers spread the disease by having sex with local citizens, children, and prostitutes. Asked about the conduct of U.N. soldiers, one U.N. official is shown saying, “Boys will be boys.”
I divine Truth ask, [and needed preaching] does the U.N. official and those man boys have any religious standards against sexual wrong acts like that? Around the earth in all forms of government, religion, and business there are laws against acts like that but if not taken seriously people get hurt badly! The best of those main three areas are not without scandals in them to one degree or another. All people are sexual! The problem comes when people do not have set high standards in their hearts and minds to fight against such wrong acts against other people of any age! Bible laws are against any bad acts with our sexual parts of our body’s but to easy to allow lust to over rule our good sense when circumstances are right, just to ignore those standards. No matter our age. That is where scandals come from. And any soldier can be in government, religion, and business and set a good or bad example for us all! Or the main leaders of those three areas of human life. When the leaders and soldiers both set bad examples how can people cooperation for lasting peace and security or anything else, if we be seriously honest with ourselves? Should not the soldiers and leaders set the highest right example for the rest of the world around them? Bible laws are great and work if not ignored when lust starts kicking at the door we need not to open at such a wrong time for it. Bible law says punish those in the faith if they keep acting against godly sexual laws. [and other wrong things] Forgive them once there is some proof they give up that bad way! If not you have soldiers causing bigger problems than they were sent to fix! Soldier, leader or not if we control not our own body, mind, and heart we become the problem to others! We become the scandal in the news!
The Pope’s failure to mention any of these scandals in his address to the U.N. or his encyclical is itself scandalous. It is a matter worth pursuing by the media, especially the conservative and Catholic media.”
Resolved Question: i need help with my pennfoster work?
2. Which of the following is important in maintaining a healthy lifestyle?
A. Getting less than six hours of sleep a night
B. Developing muscular bulk
C. Monitoring your diet
D. Exercising at least three hours each day
3. Which of the following is good for your health?
A. Smoking
B. Positive behavioral change
C. Substance abuse
D. Eating fatty foods
4. Which of these factors is most important in your fitness program?
A. Consistency
B. Joining a health club
C. Doing stretching exercises
D. Using mirrors in your exercise program
5. Which of the following statements is true?
A. Unexercised muscles turn into fat.
B. Unexercised muscles lose bulk but don’t atrophy.
C. Regular exercise makes muscles firm and strong.
D. Exercise slows down your metabolism.
6. Cardiovascular fitness exercises strengthen which two organs?
A. Heart and brain
B. Liver and lungs
C. Brain and liver
D. Heart and lungs
7. What five fitness goals should you set for any comprehensive fitness program?
A. Flexibility, endurance, substantial weight loss, proper nutrition, and muscle power
B. Disease prevention, fad diets, coordination, muscular bulk, and relaxation
C. Flexibility, endurance, muscle power, proper nutrition and weight control, and relaxation
D. Disease prevention, endurance, tight muscles, fast-food diet, and thin appearance
8. Which of the following is the major cause of most back problems?
A. Muscular weakness and lack of flexibility
B. Long drives in an automobile
C. A poor mattress
D. Unaligned posture
9. High blood pressure is the major risk factor for
A. cancer.
B. stroke.
C. osteoporosis.
D. muscular atrophy.
10. Endorphins help rid the body of
A. cholesterol.
B. fat.
C. sodium.
D. acid.
11. Good health was once viewed as a combination of
A. having a good doctor and eating three hearty meals a day.
B. possessing good personal habits and good luck.
C. living in the right place and possessing good personal habits.
D. good luck and the right parentage.
12. To maintain a healthy weight, it’s important to avoid being
A. five pounds or more overweight.
B. 10 percent or more over the suggested weight for your height.
C. either overweight or underweight.
D. underweight by five pounds or more.
13. Who is primarily responsible for your health?
A. You
B. Your doctor
C. Your family
D. The medical care system
14. Which of the following statements is true regarding the benefits of managing your health?
A. Your self-esteem will decrease.
B. You’ll have more energy and improved cardiovascular health.
C. Your metabolism will decrease, allowing for higher caloric intake.
D. Your stress levels will increase.
15. There’s no health advantage to changing your weight if
A. it’s within the range on the weight tables.
B. you feel energetic.
C. your waist-to-hip ratio places you at risk.
D. you’ve never been successful at dieting.
16. Personal fitness trainers usually work with
A. employees in a corporation.
B. parks and recreation departments.
C. individuals seeking a more personalized workout.
D. hospital nutritionists.
17. According to this study unit, which of the following is acceptable nutritional advice?
A. Lose weight as fast as you can.
B. Skip one meal a day, other than breakfast.
C. Eat every meal quickly to speed up your metabolism.
D. Eat three meals a day at regular times.
18. What is the number of beats per minute for an average resting heart?
A. 64
B. 72
C. 80
D. 96
19. Which of the following is considered a fitness goal?
A. Watching a physical exercise program on television
B. Obtaining optimal weight where you feel your best and you have healthy eating habits
C. Relaxing for 10 minutes once a week
D. Developing muscles only by lifting weights
20. Which of the following statements is true?
A. Lungs are strengthened through cardiovascular exercise.
B. Inactive people find it easier to change lifestyle habits than active people.
C. Regular exercise softens bones.
D. Psychiatrists avoid recommending exercise as a way of dealing with depression.
Resolved Question: Obesity costs huge amounts of health care dollar. Promotes diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, etc?
It makes arthritis worse, etc. Does it cost much money to promote weight reduction? Give overweight patients money for losing wt and keeping the reduction for lets say 3 years. That and not smoking are important prevention measures. It does not cost much money and saves a lot of $health care. Do you agree?
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