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No, not particularly. But I'm keen to try snake and goanna sometime. Although, it's basically illegal for non-Aboriginals to kill to eat such animals, so I'd have to go to an Aboriginal reserve or something to try it. Don't see that happening any time soon. 
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from The Victoria Advocate, Jan. 31 1932
I agree. The gospel should never be watered down. Sin, the Judgment, Hell, and the Lake of Fire are very real things. Without Jesus Christ (Who is God Almighty in the flesh) and in abiding in Him and His righteousness, nobody has a chance. For He is the only mediator between God the Father and man. For He died for our sins, and was buried, and risen three days later (Conquering sin and death) so as to give us the free gift of salvation. So when we repent of our sins and accept Him as our Savior, we will not be destroyed in the Lake of Fire along with the wicked. He can save us. However, if we do not fear the Lord, then we are in big trouble. Why? Well, the Scriptures say, fear not him who can destroy the body but fear him who can destroy both body and soul in Hell (i.e. Gehenna, - The Lake of Fire).
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I did not say not to talk about sin and judgement. because both are real. I said we do not need to be all about them, but balance the facts that God loves everyone and desires that all come to repentance as Peter said. and part of this is not naming things like a simple date as a sin. and, as far as that goes, not naming ANYTHING a sin that is not one.
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Hey it's no problem with taking her to prom lol my brother started dating a girl who wasn't raised in church but then soon after she meet him she gave her life to Jesus. He meet her at a dream center in LA were they serve people and help homeless and stuff so yeah maybe it's a good way to show her God's love
No offence but this reeks of ignorance....1st Corinthians 7 deals with marriage and (being hooked up) with unbelievers and it is perfectly FINE...Your misguided view of 2nd Corinthins 6 is applied to WORKING TOGETHER for the cause of Christ and has nothing at all to do with marriage......WE then as WORKERS TOGETHER<----context is found in first 2 verses......!
Jason.....many and I repeat MANY have proven you worng on quite a few truths that you have twisted....both with the languages, context and application...you simply refuse to acknowledge the truth and or admit error...Paul told the Corinthian Church to be (Enlarged)<---open to learning and instruction...this seems to evade you........again no offence meant!
Well, 1 Corinthians 7:13-16 is in context to already being married to an unbeliever. It is saying you are not to divorce them if your partner chooses to stay with you. It is not telling you to marry an unbeliever. Big difference. You will find no Scripture (Especially in the New Testament) where it is okay for us to seek out marriage to an unbeliever.
As for 2 Corinthians 6, marriage, the body of believers, and being yoked together: Well, if you were to read Romans 7:4, it says we are married to one another within the body of Christ. This is important to understand because true believers are the bride of Christ. We are the body of Christ with Jesus being the head of that body. For Jesus is saving the body of believers and not the wicked who are rejecting him. They are outside the body. They are not a part of it.
As for 2 Corinthians 6, marriage, the body of believers, and being yoked together: Well, if you were to read Romans 7:4, it says we are married to one another within the body of Christ. This is important to understand because true believers are the bride of Christ. We are the body of Christ with Jesus being the head of that body. For Jesus is saving the body of believers and not the wicked who are rejecting him. They are outside the body. They are not a part of it.
Hey it's no problem with taking her to prom lol my brother started dating a girl who wasn't raised in church but then soon after she meet him she gave her life to Jesus. He meet her at a dream center in LA were they serve people and help homeless and stuff so yeah maybe it's a good way to show her God's love