It’s no wonder marriage is unsuccessful so often. When we do married things, unmarried, we do it without the purpose behind it, so then when we’re married, we continue to do married things without purpose behind it. So then our divorce has more purpose than our marriage ever did.
@YTGGFI We do. I just have other priorities right now. If I have some spare time to spend conversing religion and philosophy and whatnot again then I’ll let you know 😉
@YTGGFI And the family is good. Kids getting older and busier with their activities and whatnot. My husband is doing more self-business work which is exciting. I have no complaints. God is good!
@YTGGFI I enjoyed the talks too! And yes of course things have changed. The only thing that’s ever guaranteed is change 😉 I’ve grown so much closer to God, letting God lead me more and me lean into his understanding and wisdom and knowledge more everyday
@YTGGFI Yes I always have a lot to say. I just don’t have time to say it lol. But I’m honored for your extended invite and remembering me. I’m rarely on social media anymore. Maybe I’ll have randomly some time in the future. God-willing 🤷♀️
“When differences arise and friction heats up the space between us, there is an unspoken security that always comforts us. We know that those problem times have limits. We are not going anywhere.”
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“Now what pscyhoanalysis undertakes to do is to remove the abnormal feelings, that is, to give the man better raw material for his acts of choice; morality is concerned with the acts of choice themselves.”
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@oneHumanist Our purpose is to glorify God & enjoy him forever. By “glorify God” we mean showing love (whether thats loving him or one another). When we love we *are* glorifying God whether we credit it that way or not. Love *is* his glory. When we love we do something godly (or transcendent)
@oneHumanist Okay, so I deleted my former tweets because I gave it some more thought and think there’s a way to answer you without necessarily having a shared understanding of the gospel... (see next tweet)