I haven’t been able to stop thinking about this post.
“Have we forgotten that every time we close our eyes to pray that we are talking to the essence of justice and goodness? A being so perfect that if we were to look into his face we would instantly be destroyed? This is someone who created more in six days than the entirety of humanity has been able to create in six thousand years.”
“We live in grace now which means that God isn’t going to knock you dead when you go into his presence.”
“The first words in the Lord’s prayer are “Our father who art in heaven, hallowed be your name””
“How dare you go barge into the courts of the King of Universe like you were walking into a Mcdonalds. Do you not know that the second you open your mouth to pray or walk into a church to worship that you have just walked into the holy of hollies?”
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18 days until christmas
21 days until christmas
“This print has been inspired by a favourite childhood nursery rhyme of ours. The rhyme itself is from a nineteenth-century English poem, ‘The Star’ by Jane Taylor, first published in 1806.”
Albatross by The Classic Crime.
Favorite track: I Know the Feeling
Come on, let’s go back to God. He hurt us, but he’ll heal us.
He hit us hard,
but he’ll put us right again.
In a couple of days we’ll feel better.
By the third day he’ll have made us brand-new,
Alive and on our feet,
fit to face him.
We’re ready to study God,
eager for God-knowledge.
As sure as dawn breaks,
so sure is his daily arrival.
He comes as rain comes,
as spring rain refreshing the ground.
A laptop battery contains roughly the stored energy of a hand grenade, and if shorted it … hey! You can’t arrest me if I prove your rules inconsistent!
Entry Description: The Book about Swiss Cheese Makers began as an editorial project for a journalist friend. ” I expected this to be an agricultural trip, meeting people who make a living through the production of cheese in a more or less industrial way, ” Scheffold confesses.”But fare from it: I met unorthodox lateral thinkers, visionary fellows, modest canny and successful people living and working in some of the most spectacular landscapes of Switzerland. Some sell their products abroad, inventing a new cheese every other month, some work exactly as they have learned from their fathers, now sometimes just selling to hikers visiting their remote location by chance. But all of them seemed to follow an individual vision they are not willing to betray for growth and money.”
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