Arbo

TGL is hispanic and has trouble with the English language, AVBB.  He also loves to  .  LOL!

Different areas of the country view visitation differently.  Where I live (northern midwest), arriving on a person's doorstep uninvited is considered rude. 

Pilgrim, spot on. Agree wholeheartedly.

I have always thought it a pity that American students are not taught history, both world and especially American, as a priority of their education.

Seems to have been a theme from the beginning.

'Tis better to be well read than well educated.

Yes, and someon else agrees:
 

Made a true, from scratch, honest-to-goodness pizza.  First real one in four months.

One word:  Obamacare.

Well then that's why I say I am a Christian and go to an IFB church.  I think my point is that I am Christian first or a "believer." I'm probably gonna get stoned here but I don't agree with every single thing the IFB church teaches.  I don't think there is one single church on this earth that teaches 100% accurate truths.  Even reading posts on this forum on different topics, all the Baptists here can't seem to agree with each other.

Different areas of the country view visitation differently.  Where I live (northern midwest), arriving on a person's doorstep uninvited is considered rude. 

It's interesting but one has to be very careful if they plan to use any of the information from the film in ministry or debates. As is typical with anything that has any association with David Barton, there is a good helping of slanted history along with a dosage of leaving out the inconvenient facts that don't promote their viewpoint.

Different areas of the country view visitation differently.  Where I live (northern midwest), arriving on a person's doorstep uninvited is considered rude.