Relating.
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Not only hard, but impossible to believe that God relates
to us the way some here do, with all their slander and lies.
Jesus is the Truth. On the other hand, I see people going
to great lengths to justify their attempts to discredit.
Of course we know who the father all lies is.
He must be so proud of his children.
to us the way some here do, with all their slander and lies.
Jesus is the Truth. On the other hand, I see people going
to great lengths to justify their attempts to discredit.
Of course we know who the father all lies is.
He must be so proud of his children.
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I don't think our feelings about God affect it, after all, some atheists treat people better than Christians do.
I think it has more to do with a combination of the other persons attitude, our own levels of energy/ good mood etc and past experience. The last months of working at tech support I was virtually holding my breath when the phone rang, expecting the person at the other end to start screaming at me. That makes it difficult to make the "How may I help" sound cheery
I think it has more to do with a combination of the other persons attitude, our own levels of energy/ good mood etc and past experience. The last months of working at tech support I was virtually holding my breath when the phone rang, expecting the person at the other end to start screaming at me. That makes it difficult to make the "How may I help" sound cheery
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I don't think our feelings about God affect it, after all, some atheists treat people better than Christians do.
I think it has more to do with a combination of the other persons attitude, our own levels of energy/ good mood etc and past experience. The last months of working at tech support I was virtually holding my breath when the phone rang, expecting the person at the other end to start screaming at me. That makes it difficult to make the "How may I help" sound cheery
I think it has more to do with a combination of the other persons attitude, our own levels of energy/ good mood etc and past experience. The last months of working at tech support I was virtually holding my breath when the phone rang, expecting the person at the other end to start screaming at me. That makes it difficult to make the "How may I help" sound cheery
I can so identify with that. Lol