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Our best comes out when we have honest discussions. Fernando Flores
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Photo taken with Konica Minolta D7D and Tamron 17-35 lens in Grazalema a small village close to the Sierra Grazalema mountains in Andalusia in Spain. Fantastic place to start your visit to these mountains. Check my other photos from that region.
The photo has been taken of course as a RAW picture then postprocessed in Adobe Lightroom.
La photo a ete prise avec Konica Minolta D7D et le Tamron 17-35 a Grazalema, un petit village dans la chaine de montagnes Sierra Grazalema en Andalousie en Espagne. Un superbe endroit pour commencer vos ballades dans ces montagnes. Je vous invite a explorer mes autres photos de cette region.
La photo a ete bien sur prise comme RAW et travaillee ensuite dans Adobe Lightroom 1.1
The Discussion.
Plotting their course,
in secret corners,
thinking they are wise,
brings tears to the eyes,
who are these that meet in dark ways?
To plot against you,
is the ways of these,
you shall know them,
by the works of darkness,
trying to trick all,
by acting so called like righteous ones,
easy to pick out,
one should puck away,
to throw them in the fire,
so much for,
the so called squires.
Steve.D.Hammond.
The chief issue in discussions about abortion concerns the identity of the fetus. People who argue for the right of a woman to have an abortion—“It’s my own body; I can do with it as I please”—usually argue that the fetus is not yet a person, but is only a part of the woman’s body, like a gallbladder or appendix that she can elect to have removed. That is why language describing the unborn child has changed so radically. A generation ago everyone referred to the unborn child as a baby, and pregnant women knew they were carrying a baby. It is hard for anyone to think calmly about killing a baby. So today people talk about the fetus or the embryo or even mere “tissue” instead. To get rid of tissue doesn’t seem so bad. But this is not the way the Bible speaks of the unborn child
James Montgomery Boice, Psalms 107–150: An Expositional Commentary (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Books, 2005), 1209–1210.