Life And Other Things

I am a believer too. Whether or not you marry again depends entirely upon the behavior of our former spouse. The Lord would rather that You "marry rather than burn". Never give up faith for a Godly man to enter your life and your heart while you're here on earth. Remember something...you're NEVER alone with God next to you. I will keep you in prayer, my sister.

Thank you! God Bless & please keep in touch!

Dear Minette, hopefully more happy days will come to your life.

Have a nice weekend!

Lan

I'm going through the same situation with you.But i never worry to much about it.I believe in FAITH that is what keep me going on everyday.I'm a person who doesn know or meet my both parent before don't even know whether they exit but that doesn't bother me that much.Cause God always watch over me.I'm also a person who doesn't have a proper education but i still know how to read and write.I'm only telling you this just to have faith in him.

Cause with him(God) in your life impossible will be possible. And i'll keep you in my prayer always.

Your faith, superkola, is awesome! I just love your spirit, my brother. I, also, am a believer and know just how much power that our living God has in our lives. Keep up your faith...

There is one therapy i want you to adopt. ''SMILE'' do you know that every single seconds you turn your mouth down you loose 60 seconds of happiness? So laugh and smile at any difficulty that comes your way. That is the only way you can overcome the unhappy moment of your life. And apart from that smile add to our beauty lol, so smile as many time you want. Goodnight friend and have a sweetest dream. Kevin

oh that is greatness. lol

Ruined goods? Are you kidding me? Because of bad choices along the path of life as you faced challenges that you never expected and did it with the only resources you had available to you?

Oh, like every "decent" godly man has made all good choices all his life. Minette, "decent" godly people do not judge others for the places from where they have come - they leave that to God. Fair enough ig they judge whether present interaction with another person will bring positive or negative things into their life based on the present day choices and actions of that person.... that is the responsibility of all of us. But for the place from which you came and through which you learned in your travels along the way? Nope. I think not, Missy. And anyone who does is a holier than thou fool who has a whole lot more to answer for than you do and a whole lot more learning to do along the way, too. And that is a person who You should decide wakes with things that are active in his life which would bring negativity to you and from whom you should run far and fast. Wicked fast.

Accept you have learning experiences. As for people who live unhealthy lives - well if you choose to keep them there and open the door to them then you choose to accept what they bring and to keep that active in your life - which means it may touch the lives of others who try to get close to you and that might not be such a good thing if you are thinking something may lead to a meaningful partnership at some point. It does not mean that if someone does not accept your friends that they are bad for you.... it may mean that contact with unhealthy elements is unhealthy for them and they are less willing to accept that.

Just a few pieces to wonder about from the chocolate box of life.

I found an interesting text written by a pastor/scholar. As a student and teacher of language, one who has taught many older texts and had to also teach on the transitions and evolution of language so that the students could understand the work in the context in which it was written, this article especially interested me because the writer had explored this topic with study based in the identification of the context of language in the time the texts were written.

You say above that "in modern society we must make allowances for what that society has brought to us that isn't in synch with the Bible.
I hope anyway. "

And you read and interpret the bible within the context of the modern interpretation of language which in some instances may be accurate and in others completely off base.

I say that we must also keep in mind that the meanings of words have changed with time and continue to change and that to truly understand the meaning of an older text one must take the time to understand the context of the verbiage in the time in which the text was written and not read it as though the writer was using the language with the context in which it is applied in modern common usage. We can see this looking back at language as current as the early and mid 20th century. You are talking about a text written long before then and if you are reading it and applying modern, common linguistic context to the interpretation of your readings then there are some things that you may be missing.

I humbly suggest you add include this into your thought processes:

http://christianity.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=christianity&cdn=religion&tm=152&f=20&tt=2&bt=1&bts=1&zu=http%3A//www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2007/october/20.26.html