- Love God. Love people. It’s that simple.
- In the end, nothing in life satisfies but Jesus.
- One of the most easily seen fruits in mature Christians is that they pray for people who oppose them rather than complain about them.
- Many of Evangelicalism’s most intractable problems would vanish if we adopted the confessional booth.
Read the whole thing. Hat tip to Joe Carter's 33 Things -- one of the best weekly events in the blogosphere.
What would be on your list?
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I'm much less concerned that we take the Bible literally as I am that we take it seriously.
We have the intelligence to expand our technology exponentially.
However, I question whether we have the wisdom to do so.
Does eat oats and mares eat oats and little lambs eat ivy.
Sorry, I maxed out at three.
-The principle virtues of a programmer are laziness, impatience, and hubris.
(Thank you Larry Wall)
-Never Eat Shredded Wheat
-When trapped in the maze, always follow the left wall.
-Shakespeare sounds better in the original Klingon,
- e^(i*pi) + 1 =0
-No matter how hard I try, I cannot levitate by squeezing my eyes shut and wishing.
-In the fight between me, the motorcycle, the truck, and the ground : the motorcycle died, the truck was maimed, pieces of me were broken or missing, but the ground wasn't even shaken. The lesson : Always wear your helmet.
Also, when confronted with zombies, AIM FOR THE HEAD!
John,
Thanks for the link to my post at Ceruleans Sanctum on the 100 truths. I pray it blesses your readers.
Shakespeare does indeed sound best in the original Klingon, but the Lapine translation is also melodious.
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