Simply do not feed her rice unless you give her plain meat (beef, chicken, or fish-pork is too fatty) along with it, and no dry dog food. When you run out of canned food, just feed her extra dry to make up until you can get more.If she refuses to eat, soak it in some type of meat broth before feeding.he loves cooked rice. When i run out of canned food I will feed her some cooked rice and she eats all of the food in one sitting! Lol. Sometimes she will let the canned mix dry up and not eat it all at once.
If we think the Bible teaches universal salvation, we may arrive at a false sense of assurance by reasoning as follows: Everybody is saved. I am a body.Therefore, I am saved. Or, if we think salvation is gained by our own good works and we are further deluded into believing that we possess good works, we will have a false assurance of salvation.f we conceive of saving faith as existing in a vacuum, never yielding the fruit of works of obedience, we have confused saving faith with dead faith, which cannot save anyone. The second requirement involves a sober analysis of our own lives.
Catholicism is a lie. Yes, your friends can be saved and still attend a Catholic church, but it is a sure sign of their carnality. Like I said, I would seriously question the salvation of someone who goes to a church that prays to statues. You'd be surprised how many people think they are saved, but truly are not.NOTHING can save a man accept faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.We are all hell-deserving sinners. Only Jesus can save us because only Jesus died upon the cross. I would try to explain to your friends that the Catholic church blasphemes against God and His Word by elevating Mary to the status of a Saviour (co redeemer).OTHING can save a man accept faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. We are all hell-deserving sinners. Only Jesus can save us because only Jesus died upon the cross. I would try to explain to your friends that the Catholic church blasphemes against God and His Word by elevating Mary to the status of a Saviour (co redeemer).