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Has anyone ever heard of Take His Heart to the World Ministries? A lady knocked on my door this evening and handed me a flyer and started talking about salvation and then something about "spiritual boot camp". I read the paper she gave me and most of it seems on the up and up, and I tried checking out the website but can't get it to load. Anyway, I'd never heard of them before and have precious little idea what they're really about and thought it couldn't hurt to ask y'all.
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I just went back to brown contacts after wearing amethyst for a little bit... I'm seriously considering red or white contacts soon - I want something really different. 
I always thought that if I lost an eye, I'd get a glass eye that didn't match, maybe with a dilated pupil. I was thinking light gray.
I had a pair of both mint green and bubble gum pink Converse sneaks in high school and used to wear one of each at the same time. I need to get with the times!
Man, I wish I could still wear contacts... One green and one pink... contact lens... at the same time... Now THAT would freak people out!!
Man, I wish I could still wear contacts... One green and one pink... contact lens... at the same time... Now THAT would freak people out!!
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I had a pair of both mint green and bubble gm pink Converse sneaks in high school and used to wear one of each at the same time. I need to get with the times!
Man, I wish I could still wear contacts... One green and one pink... contact lens... at the same time... Now THAT would freak people out!!
Man, I wish I could still wear contacts... One green and one pink... contact lens... at the same time... Now THAT would freak people out!!
So...apparently people like to argue a lot. It's been really pronounced lately. Whether it's work, home, a romantic relationship, a platonic relationship, politics, religion, worldviews, philosophy, even just basic understandings in education (math and science and such), and just about anywhere and everywhere you look it seems like people are divided into camps or positions arguing over this or that... =/
Is there anything we can agree on? Like, we all need oxygen? That's pretty irrefutable right? I don't know... It just changes the whole mood and mindset. It's cool when everyone is chilling and having fun, and then some topic seems to pop-up almost ruin everything.
#lots of joy-stealing/killing going on in the world
On a similar note, I want to comment that 'the Shema' (Hear O Isreal, the Lord our God, the Lord is ___) literally has 3 different translatable definitions (like the way English words can often mean multiple things based on context...):
1 ...the Lord is Alone (Singular).
2 ...the Lord is Unity.
3 ...the Lord is One.
With the context of 'Our Father' to preface, and belief of God as being Triune, it's interesting to use the second definition of Him being unity in a world which seems to struggle to unify over anything.
Is there anything we can agree on? Like, we all need oxygen? That's pretty irrefutable right? I don't know... It just changes the whole mood and mindset. It's cool when everyone is chilling and having fun, and then some topic seems to pop-up almost ruin everything.
#lots of joy-stealing/killing going on in the world
On a similar note, I want to comment that 'the Shema' (Hear O Isreal, the Lord our God, the Lord is ___) literally has 3 different translatable definitions (like the way English words can often mean multiple things based on context...):
1 ...the Lord is Alone (Singular).
2 ...the Lord is Unity.
3 ...the Lord is One.
With the context of 'Our Father' to preface, and belief of God as being Triune, it's interesting to use the second definition of Him being unity in a world which seems to struggle to unify over anything.
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