Joe_Cavalry All Day Every Day

I believe in God and his son Jesus, however i do not believe that this belief should be forced on to people or children. My parents were not overly religious and we went to church maybe 10 times throughout my childhood. My decision to believe in God was my own. Through my own experiences in life I feel that there has been a presence that has helped me through the good times and bad. I also do not believe that you have to go to church to be accepted by God but if you do choose to believe in something as large scale as Christianity you should probably at least learn a little about on your own if you dont want to go to church. I believe in a relationship with God as simple as taking some time out of your day do ask forgiveness for you sins and thank God for the life he has given you. I also believe that if you do pray that you should not only do it in times of misfortune or when you need something but when times are good as well. God should be found by each individual on his/her own and just going to church/ camp and going through the motions you were forced or obligated to is wasted energy if you do not want to be there and you do not believe. I believe because "I" chose to open my heart to the Lord, not because i was told to. You cannot force people to be saved, you must choose to be.

Ok success has nothing to do with race. Every less educated population of a race talks differently and in a less educated manner because lets face it, they have less words available to them in their vocabulary. How you speak and act during a job interview and when seeking promotions effects how you are viewed. Proper english and vocabulary are expected for most jobs and if you cant even pretend for 5 minutes that you know proper english then you will most likely not be favored. Its about education, not race. I have never had a boss that i felt did not promote someone or hire someone because of race.