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  • The Western Carolinian Page - 8 Thursday, November 12,1987 CAMPUS MINISTRIES For Christians Only By Phil Woody Phil, a servant ot Jesus Christ by the will of God. according to the promise of life ip Christ Jesus, to all the saints In Jackson County and also to anyone else reading this column. The witness Is this, that God has given us eternal life, and this life Is his Son. He who has the Son, has the life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have the life. -1 John 5:11-12. John, writing under the anointing of Holy Spirit, draws a definite and obvious dividing line in this passage. The issue is, 'who has life"? The determining factor as to whether you are really alive is this: does Jesus Christ dwell in you are not? Medical doctors look for a persons vital signs: pulse, skin color, breathing. God Is looking for vital signs as well. Now If Jesus Christ does not dwell In you, then you are dead. Your heart may be beating, you skin color a healthy pink, your lungs expanding and contracting, butyou are walking dead. No semi-comatose state. Not luke-alive. Dead. D-E-A-D. How can this be? Humans are composed of splrltsoul. and body (1 Thessalonians 5.23). It takes no scholar to see that simple Bible study show that a person's body may be alive while the spirit within is fully dead. Physicians are sometimes able, through medical technology, to bring a dead body back to life. But only God can bring life to a dead spirit. And that life only comes by taking on the life of another who died that I may live - Jesus Christ. And so the distance from death to life is Just a step away, a step of faith. We must express faith that these two verses are true and unalterable. If I am going to travel to Waynesville there are many different roads leading there. I could of course go to Sylva and follow 19-23.1 could also drive to Cashiers, take a left, travel till I find 276 and follow It to Waynesville. Or I could go to Cherokee, then through Maggie Valley to Waynesville. God says there Is only one route available to us to life. It is not good deeds, good thoughts, kindness to animals, commitment to peace movements, politics, Meher Baba, New Age-ism, wellness, Methodism, Pentecostalism.or any other -ism; It Is simply the way of Jesus Christ. You can have it your way, or you can have it His way and live. Now that you understand who the life is, I must advise you. His way may not be an easy way. His way involves a cross. It is no Brylcream message, no Mastercard gospel. Jesus had to die on His cross. And so must you. You want to live? Then you must die. die to yourself, die to your way on thinking, and die to everything that will perish. But the exchange you get is nothing like you would get at the Mexican border. It's your life, your ways, your stuff, for His. Only then will you experience how his ways will really satisfy you. If you would like to discover more about this "good news." you can find me at 293-5950 or 293-3126 or find another servant to share with you. Aids - Don't Be A Victim You may be among the Increasing number of people who are worried about AIDS. Although there js_cause for concern, the fact is you have more control over this deadly disease than you may realize. The key is to learn about AIDS and the virus that causes It - how it is spread and how it isn't. If there Is a possibility that you may be at risk, there are ways of changing you behavior to lower your risk. Learn how to prevent further spread of AIDS and share that Information with others — Nov. 8th through 14th Is AIDS Awareness Week. AIDS stands for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. It is caused by a virus that attacks primarily the body's immune system. As the immune system becomes weaker, the body becomes more vulnerable to Infections and cancers. As AIDS progresses, a person becomes overwhelmed by diseases and eventually dies. The AIDS virus is transmitted through blood semen and vaginal fluids. During sex. It enters the body through the vagina, penis, mouth or rectum. During IV (Intravenous) drug use. It enters the body through a needle puncture in the skin. Infection with the AIDS virus can take several forms. In each form an Infected person can transmit the virus to others. 1. AIDS Carrier - many people carrying the AIDS virus do not get sick for a long time, and some may never get sick. The only signs of an AIDS Infection in these people may be a positive blood test for antibodies to the virus. 2. ARC - months or years after the initial Infection, some people go on to develop ARC (AIDS Related Complex). Even though the symptoms may be relatively mild, they are persistent. They can be debilitating, and in some cases even fatal. 3. AIDS - Some develop full-blown AIDS, which may appear years after Initial Infection, whether or not ARC occurs. Symptoms worsen as the body becomes overwhelmed with fatal Infections and cancer. The Al DS virus is spread not only during sexual contact between males or IV drug use. We now know that a man can Infect a woman during sex and a woman can Infect a man. An estimated 1,000 or more people are newly Infected with the AIDS virus every day. But, you can avoid being one of them. If you are not sure your partner is AIDS-Free, choose the following low-risk behaviors. You may be saving your life - and that of someone you love. 1. Use condoms plus spermicide. Experts agree that properly used, condoms lower the risk of transmission. Adding spermicide may give extra protection. 2. Rethink your sexual behavior. No sex is the only guarantee of no risk, so explore alternative ways to express sexuality. Intimacy and affection. Limit the number of sexual partners to reduce your chance of exposure to the virus. 3. Don't use IV drugs. Sharing IV needles and syringes - either of which may contain infected blood - Is a common and risky practice among drug users. 4. Watch out for all drugs. Drugs are bad for your health in general, and many of them -including alcohol - also affect your Judgement. They can reduce your Inhibitions, which leaves you more vulnerable to saying "yes" to unprotected sex and IV drugs, which are high-risk. Unlike many other viruses, such as those that can cause the common cold, the AIDS virus Is not spread through casual everyday contact. You cannot get it by living with someone, eating after them, or sharing the same toilet, tub or swimming pool with them. You do not get AIDS from touching, social kissing, coughing, or sneezing. You cannot get AIDS from donating blood. All the equipment used is sterile and used only once. You can start today to help stop the spread of AIDS as well as the unnecessary fear and suffering. Help educate others about AIDS. Share the information about low-risk behaviors and reassure them that AIDS is not spread by casual contact. Practice low-risk behavior if your lifestyle might expose you to the virus, and If at some point a friend or colleague has the disease, treat him or her with compassion, not fear. If you have questions or wish further Information about AIDS - please feel free to call the Health Services at 227-7430. The most exciting few hours you'll spend all week. Run. Climb. Rappel. Navigate. Lead. And develop the confidence and skills you won't get from a textbook. Enroll in Army ROTC as one of your electives. Get the facts today.THE COMPETITIVE EDGE. FOR MORE INFORMATION 'CONTACT MAJ FRENCH 227-7438,RM G30 STILLWELL ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS'TRAINING CORPS
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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