ATTRA - National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service

A sustainable agriculture information center that provides technical assistance to farmers, market gardeners and extension agents on farming topics: sustainable, organic, alternative, crops, livestock, and pest control.

ATTRA - National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service

Provides technical assistance, news, funding resources, and sustainable agriculture publications to farmers, Extension agents, market gardeners, and agricultural researchers in the United States. The Service is managed by the National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT), through its ATTRA program, with funding from the United States Department of Agriculture.

Biotechnology Regulatory Services

BRS regulates permits for field testing, movement within the USA, notification of genetically engineered organism import, and assesses their agricultural and environmental safety. Includes programs administered from USDA, Riverdale, Maryland.

CropMAP

System to identify current and alternative crops for all U.S. locations. Includes an interactive map linked to county crop statistics and state-developed lists of traditional, recommended, experimental, and non-recommended crops.

Farm Foundation

Details of its programs to improve agricultural and rural development, includes publications and information about many current issues in agriculture.

RadioSource.Net

Web-radio programming on agricultural and life science research, from US land-grant universities. Database can be searched by state and/or topic.

Soil Climate Analysis Network

SCAN is run by the USDA to monitor and record soil temperatures at a number of stations across the USA.

The National Campaign for Sustainable Agriculture

Dedicated to educating the US public on the importance of a sustainable food and agriculture system that is economically viable, environmentally sound, socially just, and humane.

The National Campaign for Sustainable Agriculture

Dedicated to educating the public on the importance of a sustainable food and agriculture system that is economically viable, environmentally sound, socially just, and humane.

USAgNet

Search engine For U.S. agriculture resources.

In article , Bart Goddard
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>matthew_member@newsguy.com wrote:
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>> You miss the point. If you really do believe that some of the people
>> who are reading your posts are part of the Church, then you have some
>> explaining to do.
>
>If that's what you think the verse means, then I guess you're
>commanded to agree with me in all points of doctrine.

Then you guessed wrong. No surprise.

> Else
>you're violating the command to "be of one mind."

No, it is you who is violating it, since you deny true, human free will, which
in turn means you cannot escape denying the Fourth and Sixth Ecumenical
Councils. THAT is violating the command to "be of one mind."

>
>Bart
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Subducat se sibi ut haereat Deo
Quidquid boni habet tribuat illi a quo factus est
(Sanctus Aurelius Augustinus, Ser. 96)


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Stephen M. Adams wrote:

> Bart Goddard writes:
> >adamst@no.spam wrote:
> >
> >> Are you admitting, then, that 'faith without works is dead' and that
> >> such workless faith can not save? In other words, there is no salvation
> >> without faith AND works?
> >>
> >> That is quite clearly what James says.
> >
> >No, you're not being clear here. The distinction between
> >"Faith alone" (Salvation comes only through faith) and
> >"Faith alone" (Faith is never by itself, but is accompanied
> >by works) is being blurred. God is in the details, and the
> >details here are the prepositions. Does "by" mean "by
> >means of" or "next to"?
> >
> >The issue here is whether James is saying that works accomplish
> >some portion of salvation or that saving faith is always
> >accompanies by works.
>
> Let me ask this - since you seem to agree that works will always
> accompany saving faith, are those works *voluntary*?

Yes. A goat that has been transformed into a sheep will act according
to its new sheep nature.

What a goat cannot do is transform itself into a sheep, either by will
or deed. That change must come from above.

> Can man fail or refuse to do them??

Sure. While we have been transformed, our transformation is not yet
complete.

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