@jared_fagan@Timcast We are saved only by the sacrifice of Jesus taking the punishment for our sins. No action we do saves us but we are to change our minds, the true meaning of metanoia has nothing to do with confession to a priest
@sola_chad First Judas referred to him as Rabbi not Lord indicating he did not have true faith and he was not repentant. Feeling regret is not the same as repentance.
Chuck Norris has gone to be with the Lord. And to say Chuck was a legend is the understatement of the century.
Chuck was a world karate champion who transitioned into acting and became one of the most recognizable faces on the planet. He sparred with Bruce Lee. He trained other actors, including the great Steve McQueen. He went on to become a full-blown cultural phenomenon — the subject of thousands of internet “Chuck Norris facts” that made an entire generation laugh.
But here’s what I loved most about Chuck: the man behind the legend was always quick to point beyond himself. He never let the fame become the point.
He said it best himself: “Real men do live for Christ. It is important to make your peace with Christ while the opportunity exists. Life is so fragile that you never know when it’s going to be over.”
On a personal note, Chuck was gracious enough to endorse the spiritual biography I wrote about his friend Steve McQueen. That meant a lot to me. I had the privilege of meeting him once years ago— and yes, I absolutely made sure we got a photo together. I mean, come on. It’s Chuck Norris.
He was a warrior in every sense of the word — and now he’s home. He will be greatly missed.
Here’s my story. My problem was squamous cell carcinoma. I recently documented how I eliminated a tumor:
I cured squamous cell cancer?
I’m not exactly sure how to explain this. I’m 66 years old and I’ve been having skin cancer surgeries since I was 30. I’ve had over fifty procedures over the years. I’m a scar collector. 90 percent have been basal cell but recently I’ve been getting squamous cell tumors. I know exactly what they look like (I’ve successfully diagnosed the last four prior to visiting my dermatologist). Some of them have been very fast growing.
For the last two years I’ve been reading about the various protocols for cancer using ivermectin and/or fenbendezole but until recently everything I’ve found has been anecdotal in nature.
A couple months ago I finally found a study that identified the mechanism by which the anti parasitics work - the study shows that they interfere with the mitochondrial function of the cancer cells, basically starving the cancer away. (Cancer feeds on glucose (oversimplification) and that’s why they inject radioactive glucose into you for a PET scan - the sugar migrates to cancer cells)
I’ve also been reading about sulfur crystals for inflammation - and they work well for me. I branched out into DMSO - the liquid version of sulfur crystals. It’s a solvent that was popular in the late seventies and early eighties (before big pharma pressured the FDA to disallow the use). I use it for inflammation pain also and it, too, works on me.
DMSO is also sometimes used as a carrier for other substances. It easily passes through cellular barriers.
Recently, about three weeks after my last dermatologist appointment I found another squamous cell tumor growing on my left arm. I was frustrated as I had just had my four month appointment so I would have to watch it until my next appointment.
Two weeks later it started growing very quickly. I’ve had aggressive ones before so I knew I needed to get to my doctor. Problem was, it was a week before Christmas and would be at least three weeks before I could go.
Then something clicked. What if I used DMSO as a carrier for ivermectin? I know both to be safe and while it is a long shot, there’s really nothing to lose.
I dissolved ivermectin (horse paste) in a small jar of DMSO and started applying it twice a day with a qtip.
I could immediately feel it going in. I could feel it “doing something”. I kept this up for a couple of weeks. By the middle of the second week, the penetrative feelings disappeared and the tumor started getting smaller. Next the center of the tumor turned darker and I expelled the center. Two days later the rest of the center came out. The shrinking continued.
I started this the week before Christmas and today it’s hard to find where it was in the first place.
I intend to continue this whenever I find another growth I can identify. I’m anxious to try it on a basal cell (and given my history, I won’t have to wait long)
I’m just one person. I try to find “hacks” by learning about various topics and looking for overlap - overlap exactly like this.