Well, it seems that I am really bad at doing anything involving a computer, except for piling stuff in front of it, for longer that a few straight days. Email, myspace, facebook, blogging- there's just so much to do to maintain an internet social life- it's like having a part-time job that doesn't pay anything, but yet costs you just as much sleep.
4 lessons I've learned in the past few weeks:
1. Seeking and waiting on God means you have to SEEK, and WAIT.
Skipping out on a word from God and making a critical decision w/o His confirmation means you are making a MISTAKE. And it's definitely not fair to those whom your decision affects.
2. The professor has the floor in any classroom discussion, and you will never win.
So ask him questions that he cannot answer, and can provide no evidence for.
3. Being kind and intelligent when defending your faith gains more ground than being defensive and irrational.
4. People get angry when you say that if one does not believe and follow the teachings of Christ, then he is not a Christian.
Apparently the title "Christian" is available for any religion-inventing Joe, even if he doesn't adhere whatsoever to the teachings of Christ. I must have missed that memo on the change in definition.
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3 comments:
#4 is interesting. I agree.
By the way, I invented my own religion: Hyper-uber-Darwin-Calvin-Armenianism. Everything cancells out. It's great.
I am so blessed to have friends like you and Jeff. Plus yal make me laugh.
By the way I was in charge of sending out the memos and I forgot, sorry. LOL
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