"Things don't ever go out of style, people just have disloyal taste"
-Joy Cristal Maximi
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❤Quote of the Week!:❤
"Believe you can and you're halfway there." - Theodore Roosevelt
☆Shower Thought of the Week!:☆
Lying teeth and pointing fingers at the abominable. Everyone has their hands behind their back, and nobody leaves their door open at night.
☽Philisophical Thought of the Month!:☽
WHAT EXACTLY IS A BAD PERSON?
Believe it or not, bad people are rare. At least, truly bad people are. A bad person in society's view are people who try to corrupt an individual, or a system. But a truly dangerous and bad person is someone who wants to corrupt the moral values itself. THAT, mes amis, is what a bad person is. This includes rage-baiters, people who use propaganda to make a nation believe in a corrupt ideology for NO LOGICAL reason. These are the types of people I fear. Because their motive isnt connected to self benefit but to the desire to corrupt someone's own being.
♦Theological Thought of the Month!:♦
WHO IS GOD?
Some people when they think of God, they think of gods. What is the difference? Well, gods are like humans. Think of the Greek and Roman Mythology gods. They all have human bodies, and they each carry out a role in serving and being served by humanity. And even ACT like humans with personal desires that define who they are. Yet, they ironically are just like the many people behind the government, giving conditional freedom and prosperity. But who is God? In Christian Theology we all draw onto one certain fact- God is an Omni-present, all-knowing, all-loving God that is DIVINE and isn't limited the way us humans are. He is what religious scholars would call the Elohim of Elohims (An Elohim is a divine non-cardinal creature made in God's image, like angels). He is above all, rules all, and cherishes all. Unlike many of the gods us humans made in OUR image. They are viewed as cruel and transactional, acting on personal desires, yet God, isn't limited like them, and isn't transactional at all. Especially how God chose His only begotten Son whom pleased Him, used his innocent blood to shed for those who are with and against Him, sinners and saints. Seems unfair, right? It is. Some canon Christians or Christians by name like to say Jesus was a cross-maker, but ironically, we are the cross makers.