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The song says "nobody likes me, everybody hates me - I think I'll go eat worms". For the truly cool :cool-relaxed: in Christianity Haven being liked is not easy. Everybody hates the good and cool who reside in this forum, right?
So my compatriots, resist being cool :cool-relaxed: and be a nerd...
The holy scriptures remind us that God gives grace to the humble and resists the proud. But being humble is not easy when you're so cool! :cool-relaxed:
Is being humble hard for you too?
I'm not paranoid, they really are out to get me! All my devices with microphones can eavesdrop on me. All of yours can eavesdrop on you. We are living in a surveillance state! So when you feel like somebody is listening you're probably right. The NSA, CIA, ASIS, ASIO, MI5, MI6 and all the...
Long live the revolution!!!!!!
By the way, my new phone is settled in now. It's running in my bedroom on a charger - it's my sms server since I use an app on my PC and tablets that lets me send & receive sms from my phone.
For me any version that uses unusual phrasing and striking phrases is easy to remember. The bible that Jehovah's witnesses produced is easy to remember because its English is very clumsy - though the 2013 edition is considerably improved over then 1984 edition - the KJV, Douay Rheims Bible, some...
There are so many good books available that it is hard to understand how anybody who is willing to read for themselves can miss out on the things of God deep and not so deep.
Catholics use 'saint' to denote a canonised saint. Saints (with or without capital S) refers either to canonised saints or to all the saints in heaven. Catholics rarely use 'saints' to refer to people living on earth.
The first three Commandments treat our relationship to God. The last seven concern our relationship with each other. The First Commandment calls us to have faith in the true God, to hope in him, and to love him fully with mind, heart, and will. We respond to God, who has created and redeemed us...