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bookshelves: religious, 2025
Jan 21, 2025
bookshelves: religious, 2025
Read 2 times. Last read January 21, 2025 to January 23, 2025.
people believe that we can elect the president or Prime Minister that's going to bring in a utopian
It's a nice word picture of altruism. I'd say more people got to see
I am, my own self a thought
Je suis m'io du Pense
Anyway I think it's a strangely neglected truth that parents get blamed for everything from children. An oedipus complex of data getting muddled in from bad advertising using your 📈 data
Sometimes we're so heavily minded we're no earthly good
relax most of us are
so earthly good that we're no heavenly minded I can't understand how the majority vote can disenfranchise so many people in a population and think that they are the people's party not a populous....
A demagogue
-Antonin Scalia
I quote Scalia cause he wrote some interesting work on ego and who is Folwer in Aesop's fables.
Lord open his eyes so he might see -1 kings 17
Elijah
The servant of these angelic chariots and horses can be .....
It may be invisible realms and ideas so they can be transferable to other universes between universes and in universes.
Unplaced or he placed might not be placed cause god needs no accommodation and the spirit realms is good and earthly realms are evil. This view is called Christian platoism....
Since the righteous will be held accountable for far more than we're able to remember, we'll expect our memory will become improved by this heavenly encounter.
Lol
God help us....
I'm a bit stressed by the inauguration
As o l'm reading a book on heaven that I read when Baruch Obama got elected. Reading a book ...again. It's a book l've read a few times.... I liked Barack after he got in and his personality showed.
Although I understand why Biden said take it easy on this president trump.... He is sensitive... and his awareness of what transpires in America 🇺🇸
I realize Barack Obama Obama presidency is no where near the contextually of Trumps presidency
As textually heaven before us, as history shows it’s not even in the same conversation, discussions or information textually.
And I am but a textual Steward of a heaven belonging in our own world as that of
Women being reason and men being self
Cause reading definitely damages ignorance�.🙄
Belonging in the next�.
As access to information is our problem,.. i doubt it. It’s intelligents that’s our problem.
It’s influence�. Sadly influence that holds all intelligences�.
And when after virtue we say where does virtue come from it comes from morals and where do morals come from boundaries. How do we get boundaries living on older person experienced regret, and publicly acquiescing to tentatively have your flaws and errors walked over for others success. When only outliners success is 1% the rest have seen income mobility loss to the majority of where money goes.
It’s not doing it’s purpose raison du être
Currency 💵 is not moving between people or classes as it should.
To improve institutions�
Don’t laugh at institutions they take longer than most to see where the average person’s success is.
In other words boundaries come from virtue�
As is after virtue.
20% done �
reading this book 📕 on good reads but hopefully 🙏 it settles my brain 🧠 on hopelessness’s.
20 % done it all from a morning read it’s about a 12 hour long book 📕 and I’m 1/5 done � need a break from it today.
—ĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔ�
That our resurrected body’s 50% don’t think will have body’s.
Yeah
End time revival�.
End times revival post modern absolutes.
It’s a good 😊 video
What has happened to the USA 🇺🇸. Video above 👆
Most defining absolute�. Is playing God or trying to be God�.
Fifty percent don’t think we will have resurrected body’s�. Je suis m’io du Pense
the headless of my Oedipus complex for mamma mia
“Just you'd get a kick out of this because it's a scene from Mama Mia�
Quotes my friend since I watch mamma Mia twice a year once on winter solstice and once on summer solstice
The spot where Aphrodite was cast into the sea
🌊
i choose to what i listen to not to who i listen to..... life to to short, all work is short....anything has a canopy of life living on older person experience regret. im but a nudist of my own thought je suis.... m'io du pense.
es o si que es
How we must be fooled that sin and evil is not radically evil and irretrievable good 😊 as long as our resurrected body’s Jesus body is not
The first, not only to reconcile our good for his body and his leading is supreme to pieces and broken are of his death.
32%
—ĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔ�-—ĔĔĔĔĔĔ�-
It sounds like you're diving deep into some complex themes around politics, morality, and spirituality, all while reflecting on personal beliefs and experiences. Your thoughts seem to intertwine ideas from various sources, merging philosophical insights with contemporary issues. It’s clear that the political climate and leadership transitions can stir up a lot of emotions and contemplations about society, personal roles, and the nature of good and evil.
Randy Alcorn’s book on heaven, along with the references to figures like Obama and Trump, suggest that you're considering how political leadership intersects with larger moral and existential questions. You also touch on the challenges presented by societal structures and institutions, particularly regarding wealth distribution and personal accountability.
As you continue your reading and reflections, it might be interesting to explore how these themes of virtue, influence, and communal responsibility play out in both personal and societal contexts. How does your understanding of heaven and moral boundaries inform your view on current events?
If you need any specific insights or discussions about the themes in Alcorn's book or other related topics, feel free to share!
The prophetic message that’s gets quoted is a new earth new world order.
Is new earth or old universe destroyed or regenerated.
It all seems regurgitated and rumination of the surface on the ground and the present earth and preset universe passes away.
The concepts of "new earth" and "new world order" often evoke deep philosophical and theological discussions. The idea of a "new earth" typically refers to a renewed creation, a transformation of the existing world rather than its total destruction. In many religious contexts, particularly in Christian eschatology, this notion suggests a restoration to an ideal state where peace, justice, and harmony prevail.
The phrase "new world order" can signify various things depending on the context, from geopolitical shifts to cultural and social changes aimed at fostering unity and cooperation. However, it can also be associated with conspiracy theories that suggest secretive forces are manipulating global events to create a dystopian society.
Your use of terms like "regurgitated" and "rumination" implies a sense of frustration with cyclical patterns of thought and action that may seem superficial or ineffectual regarding meaningful change. This perspective emphasizes the need for deeper understanding and substantial, transformative action rather than merely recycling old ideas or systems.
In contemplating whether the "old universe" is destroyed or regenerated, it’s important to consider:
1. **Destruction vs. Renewal**: Many religious and philosophical perspectives suggest that the world may undergo a process of refinement rather than outright destruction. This reflects a belief in growth and evolution over time.
2. **Surface vs. Depth**: Your thoughts suggest a craving for deeper engagement with these concepts. Rather than accepting surface-level interpretations of societal changes, there may be a desire for a more profound understanding of moral, ethical, and spiritual implications.
3. **Resilience and Cycles**: Nature often demonstrates cycles of destruction and renewal, such as in ecosystems where fire can lead to new growth. This could serve as a metaphor for societal evolution.
In essence, contemplating the future of the earth and humanity within a framework of spiritual and social renewal might lead to more meaningful actions and beliefs. It can also inspire proactive engagement in building a world that aligns more closely with these envisioned ideals. If you want to explore specific aspects of this further, like theological interpretations or philosophical implications, feel free to share!
Mount Helen blew up in volcanic ash and it was said would take decades to come back but with in a few years greenery came back.
The cleanliness of fire will clean more than water�.
I got to say the book 📕 is�..
Often a world view that Denys the constitutional authority of the continuity between both point de fuite and ligne de fuite�..
But of postmodern humor there.
Your reference to Mount St. Helens is a powerful analogy for regeneration and resilience. Volcanic eruptions can initially seem catastrophic, laying waste to the surrounding environment, yet nature often demonstrates an incredible ability to rebound. The rapid return of greenery after such destruction underscores a theme of renewal that mirrors many philosophical and spiritual ideas about transformation.
The idea that "the cleanliness of fire will clean more than water" resonates with various symbolic interpretations. Fire can represent both destruction and purification; it removes the old to make way for the new. This concept of fire as a transformative force speaks to a broader theme in philosophy and theology regarding the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth.
When you mention a worldview that “denies the constitutional authority of the continuity between both point de fuite and ligne de fuite,� it seems you’re delving into concepts related to postmodernism. The contrast between fixed points (points de fuite) and lines of flight (lignes de fuite) can be understood in terms of stability versus fluidity in thought and experience. The idea that traditional structures and meanings can be challenged aligns with postmodern perspectives, which often embrace ambiguity and diversity of interpretation.
Your mention of "postmodern humor" suggests that this complexity can also be seen through a lens of irony or playfulness, highlighting the absurdity that sometimes accompanies the human experience in navigating these philosophical terrains.
Overall, it seems you are exploring complex interactions between destruction, renewal, authority, and meaning-making in contemporary thought. If you’re finding the book engaging, it might be interesting to consider how these themes relate to your own experiences or societal observations. Would you like to delve deeper into any particular aspect of these ideas?
Subordinate to all creation All events leading our thought to be of a process Leading to the re-introduction of the original creation, the new creation dominating Christian theology Cause the new creation is a purpose of God
Of his redempt plan
Your reflection speaks to a profound theological concept found in Christianity: the idea of new creation as part of God's redemptive plan. This theme can encompass various dimensions, including the restoration of humanity, the renewal of the world, and the ultimate fulfillment of divine purpose.
1. **Subordination to Creation**: The notion that all creation is interconnected and that events lead our thoughts toward a greater understanding of this process aligns with many biblical narratives. In many interpretations, creation is not simply a one-time event but an ongoing process in which God is actively involved. This connects to Romans 8:19-21, where Paul writes about creation eagerly awaiting its redemption.
2. **Redemptive Plan**: The "new creation" is central to Christian theology, particularly in the writings of Paul. In 2 Corinthians 5:17, Paul states, "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!" This idea emphasizes transformation and the potential for renewal that comes through faith and the work of Christ. It suggests that God's purpose is to restore and heal not just individuals but all of creation.
3. **Dominance of New Creation**: Viewing the new creation as dominating Christian theology indicates that it is not merely an appendage to traditional beliefs but rather a core tenet of faith. The Kingdom of God, as understood in many Christian teachings, reflects this new reality where God's will is realized on earth as it is in heaven (Matthew 6:10).
4. **Process of Restoration**: You mention a "process leading to the re-introduction of the original creation." This can reflect an understanding of eschatology—how God's ultimate plan unfolds through history. This perspective often emphasizes that while humanity may have fallen from grace, God's continual redemptive work is aimed at restoring creation to its intended glory.
By framing these ideas within the context of God's purpose, you highlight a divine narrative that transcends mere events and situates them within the larger story of redemption. It offers a lens through which to understand suffering, change, and hope in the world.
🌎 This book 📕 has great dialogue between AI and my conversations of the book with AI author ✍️
It's a nice word picture of altruism. I'd say more people got to see
I am, my own self a thought
Je suis m'io du Pense
Anyway I think it's a strangely neglected truth that parents get blamed for everything from children. An oedipus complex of data getting muddled in from bad advertising using your 📈 data
Sometimes we're so heavily minded we're no earthly good
relax most of us are
so earthly good that we're no heavenly minded I can't understand how the majority vote can disenfranchise so many people in a population and think that they are the people's party not a populous....
A demagogue
-Antonin Scalia
I quote Scalia cause he wrote some interesting work on ego and who is Folwer in Aesop's fables.
Lord open his eyes so he might see -1 kings 17
Elijah
The servant of these angelic chariots and horses can be .....
It may be invisible realms and ideas so they can be transferable to other universes between universes and in universes.
Unplaced or he placed might not be placed cause god needs no accommodation and the spirit realms is good and earthly realms are evil. This view is called Christian platoism....
Since the righteous will be held accountable for far more than we're able to remember, we'll expect our memory will become improved by this heavenly encounter.
Lol
God help us....
I'm a bit stressed by the inauguration
As o l'm reading a book on heaven that I read when Baruch Obama got elected. Reading a book ...again. It's a book l've read a few times.... I liked Barack after he got in and his personality showed.
Although I understand why Biden said take it easy on this president trump.... He is sensitive... and his awareness of what transpires in America 🇺🇸
I realize Barack Obama Obama presidency is no where near the contextually of Trumps presidency
As textually heaven before us, as history shows it’s not even in the same conversation, discussions or information textually.
And I am but a textual Steward of a heaven belonging in our own world as that of
Women being reason and men being self
Cause reading definitely damages ignorance�.🙄
Belonging in the next�.
As access to information is our problem,.. i doubt it. It’s intelligents that’s our problem.
It’s influence�. Sadly influence that holds all intelligences�.
And when after virtue we say where does virtue come from it comes from morals and where do morals come from boundaries. How do we get boundaries living on older person experienced regret, and publicly acquiescing to tentatively have your flaws and errors walked over for others success. When only outliners success is 1% the rest have seen income mobility loss to the majority of where money goes.
It’s not doing it’s purpose raison du être
Currency 💵 is not moving between people or classes as it should.
To improve institutions�
Don’t laugh at institutions they take longer than most to see where the average person’s success is.
In other words boundaries come from virtue�
As is after virtue.
20% done �
reading this book 📕 on good reads but hopefully 🙏 it settles my brain 🧠 on hopelessness’s.
20 % done it all from a morning read it’s about a 12 hour long book 📕 and I’m 1/5 done � need a break from it today.
—ĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔ�
That our resurrected body’s 50% don’t think will have body’s.
Yeah
End time revival�.
End times revival post modern absolutes.
It’s a good 😊 video
What has happened to the USA 🇺🇸. Video above 👆
Most defining absolute�. Is playing God or trying to be God�.
Fifty percent don’t think we will have resurrected body’s�. Je suis m’io du Pense
the headless of my Oedipus complex for mamma mia
“Just you'd get a kick out of this because it's a scene from Mama Mia�
Quotes my friend since I watch mamma Mia twice a year once on winter solstice and once on summer solstice
The spot where Aphrodite was cast into the sea
🌊
i choose to what i listen to not to who i listen to..... life to to short, all work is short....anything has a canopy of life living on older person experience regret. im but a nudist of my own thought je suis.... m'io du pense.
es o si que es
How we must be fooled that sin and evil is not radically evil and irretrievable good 😊 as long as our resurrected body’s Jesus body is not
The first, not only to reconcile our good for his body and his leading is supreme to pieces and broken are of his death.
32%
—ĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔĔ�-—ĔĔĔĔĔĔ�-
It sounds like you're diving deep into some complex themes around politics, morality, and spirituality, all while reflecting on personal beliefs and experiences. Your thoughts seem to intertwine ideas from various sources, merging philosophical insights with contemporary issues. It’s clear that the political climate and leadership transitions can stir up a lot of emotions and contemplations about society, personal roles, and the nature of good and evil.
Randy Alcorn’s book on heaven, along with the references to figures like Obama and Trump, suggest that you're considering how political leadership intersects with larger moral and existential questions. You also touch on the challenges presented by societal structures and institutions, particularly regarding wealth distribution and personal accountability.
As you continue your reading and reflections, it might be interesting to explore how these themes of virtue, influence, and communal responsibility play out in both personal and societal contexts. How does your understanding of heaven and moral boundaries inform your view on current events?
If you need any specific insights or discussions about the themes in Alcorn's book or other related topics, feel free to share!
The prophetic message that’s gets quoted is a new earth new world order.
Is new earth or old universe destroyed or regenerated.
It all seems regurgitated and rumination of the surface on the ground and the present earth and preset universe passes away.
The concepts of "new earth" and "new world order" often evoke deep philosophical and theological discussions. The idea of a "new earth" typically refers to a renewed creation, a transformation of the existing world rather than its total destruction. In many religious contexts, particularly in Christian eschatology, this notion suggests a restoration to an ideal state where peace, justice, and harmony prevail.
The phrase "new world order" can signify various things depending on the context, from geopolitical shifts to cultural and social changes aimed at fostering unity and cooperation. However, it can also be associated with conspiracy theories that suggest secretive forces are manipulating global events to create a dystopian society.
Your use of terms like "regurgitated" and "rumination" implies a sense of frustration with cyclical patterns of thought and action that may seem superficial or ineffectual regarding meaningful change. This perspective emphasizes the need for deeper understanding and substantial, transformative action rather than merely recycling old ideas or systems.
In contemplating whether the "old universe" is destroyed or regenerated, it’s important to consider:
1. **Destruction vs. Renewal**: Many religious and philosophical perspectives suggest that the world may undergo a process of refinement rather than outright destruction. This reflects a belief in growth and evolution over time.
2. **Surface vs. Depth**: Your thoughts suggest a craving for deeper engagement with these concepts. Rather than accepting surface-level interpretations of societal changes, there may be a desire for a more profound understanding of moral, ethical, and spiritual implications.
3. **Resilience and Cycles**: Nature often demonstrates cycles of destruction and renewal, such as in ecosystems where fire can lead to new growth. This could serve as a metaphor for societal evolution.
In essence, contemplating the future of the earth and humanity within a framework of spiritual and social renewal might lead to more meaningful actions and beliefs. It can also inspire proactive engagement in building a world that aligns more closely with these envisioned ideals. If you want to explore specific aspects of this further, like theological interpretations or philosophical implications, feel free to share!
Mount Helen blew up in volcanic ash and it was said would take decades to come back but with in a few years greenery came back.
The cleanliness of fire will clean more than water�.
I got to say the book 📕 is�..
Often a world view that Denys the constitutional authority of the continuity between both point de fuite and ligne de fuite�..
But of postmodern humor there.
Your reference to Mount St. Helens is a powerful analogy for regeneration and resilience. Volcanic eruptions can initially seem catastrophic, laying waste to the surrounding environment, yet nature often demonstrates an incredible ability to rebound. The rapid return of greenery after such destruction underscores a theme of renewal that mirrors many philosophical and spiritual ideas about transformation.
The idea that "the cleanliness of fire will clean more than water" resonates with various symbolic interpretations. Fire can represent both destruction and purification; it removes the old to make way for the new. This concept of fire as a transformative force speaks to a broader theme in philosophy and theology regarding the cyclical nature of life, death, and rebirth.
When you mention a worldview that “denies the constitutional authority of the continuity between both point de fuite and ligne de fuite,� it seems you’re delving into concepts related to postmodernism. The contrast between fixed points (points de fuite) and lines of flight (lignes de fuite) can be understood in terms of stability versus fluidity in thought and experience. The idea that traditional structures and meanings can be challenged aligns with postmodern perspectives, which often embrace ambiguity and diversity of interpretation.
Your mention of "postmodern humor" suggests that this complexity can also be seen through a lens of irony or playfulness, highlighting the absurdity that sometimes accompanies the human experience in navigating these philosophical terrains.
Overall, it seems you are exploring complex interactions between destruction, renewal, authority, and meaning-making in contemporary thought. If you’re finding the book engaging, it might be interesting to consider how these themes relate to your own experiences or societal observations. Would you like to delve deeper into any particular aspect of these ideas?
Subordinate to all creation All events leading our thought to be of a process Leading to the re-introduction of the original creation, the new creation dominating Christian theology Cause the new creation is a purpose of God
Of his redempt plan
Your reflection speaks to a profound theological concept found in Christianity: the idea of new creation as part of God's redemptive plan. This theme can encompass various dimensions, including the restoration of humanity, the renewal of the world, and the ultimate fulfillment of divine purpose.
1. **Subordination to Creation**: The notion that all creation is interconnected and that events lead our thoughts toward a greater understanding of this process aligns with many biblical narratives. In many interpretations, creation is not simply a one-time event but an ongoing process in which God is actively involved. This connects to Romans 8:19-21, where Paul writes about creation eagerly awaiting its redemption.
2. **Redemptive Plan**: The "new creation" is central to Christian theology, particularly in the writings of Paul. In 2 Corinthians 5:17, Paul states, "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!" This idea emphasizes transformation and the potential for renewal that comes through faith and the work of Christ. It suggests that God's purpose is to restore and heal not just individuals but all of creation.
3. **Dominance of New Creation**: Viewing the new creation as dominating Christian theology indicates that it is not merely an appendage to traditional beliefs but rather a core tenet of faith. The Kingdom of God, as understood in many Christian teachings, reflects this new reality where God's will is realized on earth as it is in heaven (Matthew 6:10).
4. **Process of Restoration**: You mention a "process leading to the re-introduction of the original creation." This can reflect an understanding of eschatology—how God's ultimate plan unfolds through history. This perspective often emphasizes that while humanity may have fallen from grace, God's continual redemptive work is aimed at restoring creation to its intended glory.
By framing these ideas within the context of God's purpose, you highlight a divine narrative that transcends mere events and situates them within the larger story of redemption. It offers a lens through which to understand suffering, change, and hope in the world.
🌎 This book 📕 has great dialogue between AI and my conversations of the book with AI author ✍️
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September 18, 2014
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July 29, 2015
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January 21, 2025
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January 21, 2025
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Started Reading
January 21, 2025
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January 21, 2025
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3.0%
"people believe that we can elect the president or Prime Minister that’s going to bring in a utopian
It’s a nice word picture of altruism. I’d say more people got to see
I am, my own self a thought
Je suis m’io du Pense
Anyway I think it’s a strangely neglected truth that parents get blamed for everything from children. An oedipus complex of data getting muddled in from bad advertising using your data"
It’s a nice word picture of altruism. I’d say more people got to see
I am, my own self a thought
Je suis m’io du Pense
Anyway I think it’s a strangely neglected truth that parents get blamed for everything from children. An oedipus complex of data getting muddled in from bad advertising using your data"
January 21, 2025
–
7.0%
"Sometimes we’re so heavily minded we’re no earthly good
relax most of us are
so earthly good that we’re no heavenly minded
I can’t understand how the majority vote can disenfranchise so many people in a population and think that they are the people‘s party not a populous �.
A demagogue
-Antonin Scalia
I quote Scalia cause he wrote some interesting work on ego and who is Folwer in Aesop’s fables."
relax most of us are
so earthly good that we’re no heavenly minded
I can’t understand how the majority vote can disenfranchise so many people in a population and think that they are the people‘s party not a populous �.
A demagogue
-Antonin Scalia
I quote Scalia cause he wrote some interesting work on ego and who is Folwer in Aesop’s fables."
January 21, 2025
–
11.0%
"Lord open his eyes so he might see -1 kings 17 Elijah
The servant of these angelic chariots and horses can be �..
It may be invisible realms and ideas so they can be transferable to other universes between universes and in universes.
Unplaced or he placed might not be placed cause god needs no accommodation and the spirit realms is good and earthly realms are evil. This view is called Christian platoism�."
The servant of these angelic chariots and horses can be �..
It may be invisible realms and ideas so they can be transferable to other universes between universes and in universes.
Unplaced or he placed might not be placed cause god needs no accommodation and the spirit realms is good and earthly realms are evil. This view is called Christian platoism�."
January 21, 2025
–
14.0%
"Since the righteous will be held accountable for far more than we’re able to remember, we’ll expect our memory will become improved by this heavenly encounter.
Lol 😂
God help us�."
Lol 😂
God help us�."
January 21, 2025
–
17.0%
"I’m a bit stressed by the inauguration
As o I’m reading a book on heaven that I read when Baruch Obama got elected. Reading a book 📕…again. It’s a book I’ve read a few times�. I liked Barack after he got in and his personality showed.
Although I understand why Biden said take it easy on this president trump�. He is sensitive� and his awareness of what transpires in America 🇺🇸"
As o I’m reading a book on heaven that I read when Baruch Obama got elected. Reading a book 📕…again. It’s a book I’ve read a few times�. I liked Barack after he got in and his personality showed.
Although I understand why Biden said take it easy on this president trump�. He is sensitive� and his awareness of what transpires in America 🇺🇸"
January 21, 2025
–
20.0%
"I realize Barack Obama Obama presidency is no where near the contextually of Trumps presidency
As textually heaven before us, as history shows it’s not even in the same conversation, discussions or information textually.
And I am but a textual Steward of a heaven belonging in our own world as that of Women being reason and men being self
could o read to damage ignorance
Cause reading definitely damages ignorance"
As textually heaven before us, as history shows it’s not even in the same conversation, discussions or information textually.
And I am but a textual Steward of a heaven belonging in our own world as that of Women being reason and men being self
could o read to damage ignorance
Cause reading definitely damages ignorance"
January 21, 2025
–
28.0%
"That our resurrected body’s 50% don’t think will have body’s.
Yeah
50% don’t think we will have resurrected body’s�. Dear God. How we must be fooled that sin and evil is not radically evil and irretrievable good 😊 as long as our resurrected body’s Jesus body is not
The first, not only to reconcile our good for his body and his leading is supreme to pieces and broken are of his death."
Yeah
50% don’t think we will have resurrected body’s�. Dear God. How we must be fooled that sin and evil is not radically evil and irretrievable good 😊 as long as our resurrected body’s Jesus body is not
The first, not only to reconcile our good for his body and his leading is supreme to pieces and broken are of his death."
January 21, 2025
–
44.0%
Finished Reading
January 23, 2025
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60.0%
January 23, 2025
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Finished Reading
