Thus my understanding that our greatest mission in life is to bring people to Jesus and salvation. I'm not out knocking on doors for my religious beliefs, although I have knocked on doors for politics. (Hmm..)
I simply live within the boundaries of my religion. Sometimes that includes sharing my personal life experiences. I have, as of last month, 3 inoperable brain tumors. I woke up today and literally thanked God for the honor. I pray for our once great country and the citizens therein.
ls there a vaccine for this disease? The human frailties that affected the parish level leaders of some of the Christian sects were off putting for a great many. The rise of more loosely structured megachurches was perhaps a consequence. Could it be that there will be a discovery by the gov't idolators of how hollow and self abnegating such devotion becomes? I propose that liberty and the yearning for an entity more powerful than oneself are inseparable and intrinsic to the human condition.
I can't refute your analysis.,
Thus my understanding that our greatest mission in life is to bring people to Jesus and salvation. I'm not out knocking on doors for my religious beliefs, although I have knocked on doors for politics. (Hmm..)
I simply live within the boundaries of my religion. Sometimes that includes sharing my personal life experiences. I have, as of last month, 3 inoperable brain tumors. I woke up today and literally thanked God for the honor. I pray for our once great country and the citizens therein.
ls there a vaccine for this disease? The human frailties that affected the parish level leaders of some of the Christian sects were off putting for a great many. The rise of more loosely structured megachurches was perhaps a consequence. Could it be that there will be a discovery by the gov't idolators of how hollow and self abnegating such devotion becomes? I propose that liberty and the yearning for an entity more powerful than oneself are inseparable and intrinsic to the human condition.