From index@GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES.txt@
index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveyAlcohol @ Other effects of binge drinking include unwanted pregnancy, feeling bad about yourself afterwards (such as shame or embarrassment), feeling vulnerable and out of control while intoxicated, losing friends or loved ones as a result of your behavior, loss of valuable items such as a car after a smash or personal items such as jeweler, or financial losses through reckless spending on alcohol or having to have time off work to recover from a binge.
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index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveyAnger @ Anger causes misery for loved ones, friends, and community.
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index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveyAnger @ I found this study from Britain but I doubt they are much different than we are -32% said they have a friend or family member that has trouble controlling their anger -12% say they have trouble controlling their own anger -28% say they worry about how angry they feel sometimes -20% have ended some form of friendship/relationship because of how they behaved when angry -64% strongly agreed that people in general are more angry than they used to be -13% say they have sought help for their anger issues -58% wouldn't know where to go for help -84% strongly agree that people should be encouraged to seek help with anger -Those seeking help are most likely to go to a health professional (counselor, therapist) rather than friends, family, employers or voluntary
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index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveyDepression @ Ask your Christian friends to pray with you and for you about your depression.
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index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveyEnvy @ Some would never admit to being jealous openly, but you can just look around and see how many people are trying to `keep up with the Jone's.' Everyday you can pretty much witness envy or jealousy in one form or another, television, family or friends, workplaces....
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index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveyHarm @ It would probably be wise for any reader concerned about their feelings regarding self-harm to seek help from their church leaders, trusted friends, or doctor.
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index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveyPride @ How many of us have seen people start out on their ladder of success with the Lord with very humble and submissive spirits, and then all of a sudden half way up that ladder pride starts to enter in - and now they no longer need God or any of the other good supportive relationships that they may have had with their spouses, children and good friends.
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index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveyPride @ If we only want to be friends with people who are in our tax bracket and we make no effort to associate with those in more humble positions and occupations, that is pride.
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index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveySlander @ If I have a problem with someone, I have been guilty of venting to a couple best friends or my husband...but definitely avoid spreading rumors in the church...but I looked up the definition of slander, and it's about saying things that are FALSE and LIES about someone to ruin their reputation...it's not about talking about truth and reality...so do you think it's wrong to actually speak with anyone negatively about someone if it is TRUE?
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index:GOOGLESURVEYQUOTES GoogleSurveyStealing @ My friends don't have any alibis for stealing, but many have solid reasons why we should respect the property of others.
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From index@ALISTAIRBEGG.txt@
| http://www.truthforlife.org/resources/topics/friendship | Friendship - SUBJECT
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From index@JESUSBYINDEX.txt@
| kjv@Luke:14:12-13
| JesusCommands - Call not thy friends...when thou makest a feast, call the poor, the maimed, the lame, the blind
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| kjv@Luke:16:9
| JesusCommands - Make to yourselves friends of the mammon of unrighteousness
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| kjv@Mark:5:19
| JesusCommands - Go home to thy friends, and tell them how great things the Lord hath done for thee
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From index@GOOGLEQUOTESISSUES.txt@
| BibleElderly | In addition to the obvious psychological need of the elderly themselves, the most natural place to spend one's old age continues to be the environment in which one feels most at home, among family members, acquaintances and friends, where one can still make oneself useful.
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| BibleElderly | Everything becomes easier when each elderly resident is helped by family, friends and parish communities to feel loved and still useful to society.
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| BibleGrief | Recognizing that these are common reactions to grief can help us minimize them by reaching out to friends, joining a prayer group, or asking a pastor or Christian counselor for assistance.
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| BibleHarm | It would probably be wise for any reader concerned about their feelings regarding self-harm to seek help from their church leaders, trusted friends, or doctor.
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| BibleLoneliness | Usually we overcome loneliness by meeting new friends, entering new social circles, or taking some other action that reengages us with people.
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| BibleLoneliness | Perhaps you've heard these suggestions from well-meaning friends: "Why not join a club?" or "You should do some traveling." They aren't bad ideas but they aren't solutions to the problem of loneliness either.
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| BibleLoneliness | Make an Effort to Make New Friends - Often all that is required to escape loneliness is the determination to seek out a new friend.
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| BibleMarriage | But in general the marriage was celebrated by a feast in the house of the bride's parents, to which all friends were invited (2kjv@9:22
,27); and on the day of the marriage the bride, concealed under a thick veil, was conducted to her future husband's home.
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| BibleMarriage | I don't know how many times I have had friends go on and on about their marriage problems and make it 150% the other one's fault.
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| BibleMarriage | friendship can lead to a mismated alliance in love, and this in turn could lead to a mismated alliance in marriage which could end in disaster.
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| BibleRelationship | One kind of relationship the Bible describes is friendship.
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| BibleRelationship | The relationship we find most worthy is that of friendship.
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| BibleRelationship | Wise words bless a relationship and imprudent words are the land mines of friendship.
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