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I see lots of bloggers out there, sharing their thought with fellow bloggers and I think its great!! We get to know each other (some virtually and some not), and we make new friends while discussing things that we write whether it be political, religious, personal or whatever. It is what it is. A lot of the bloggers I know are keen into writing posts that reflect their own experiences and some to it just for fun and share the fun things that they discover over the internet.

All is well and good and I’m sure a lot of you belong to forums that you frequently visit. Have you heard of World News and Political Forum? If you love the news and politics, and share most of your opinions over blogs and other forums, why not make money while participating in forums? Yes, it is now possible to make money while doing what you already do anyway.

It is called Qooforum. It is a Google Adsense revenue sharing forum where registered users earn a revenue share of the adsense that display in your threads. Registration is free. If you have something to share or ask about and get revenue out of it, why not? World News and Political Forum would be a good place to start. Why not discuss the CNN/YouTube Democratic Debate that went through just yesterday? And to think that discussing it will make you money in the process? It’s a win-win situation. Why not get started now?

There are lots to discuss and I’m sure, as intelligent my readers are – you have something to say. Say it in forums, participate in discussions, ask questions, make a difference, make money! Not bad huh?!

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I was blog hopping the other night, reading through other Christian blogs. I ran into one of the blogs called Memoirs of a Sojourner. I was impressed. I have seen Christian blogs before and some of them could be very fanatic. Hellfire and brimstone type of preaching is not my cup of tea. This one was actually refreshing.

I wasn’t turned off because I actually agree with his postings. Christianity is about love. There are certain aspects of our faith that we need to pay attention to such as the effects of sin, current events such as stem cell research debates and so forth.

What captured my eye was his effectiveness in relating faith and teaching to our daily lives. Catholicism could be too restrictive but he dwells on it with gentleness and truth.

If you get the chance, do visit his site, Memoirs of a Sojourner and see what is in store for you. It may be quite a read because he has been blogging since February of 2006 but I think it is worth it. Someday, I hope that this blog will evolve into something similar to his. One that is not condemning, but loving in a way that it relates the teachings of Christ without hellfire or brimstone.

Just remember, God is Love – and Jesus said, “They will know you are my disciples, if you love one another.”

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