@rajk999 saidMay the Light of Christ fill your soul and help you laugh off the seeming barbs of those without understanding.
Actually you have a history of insulting the religious people and making fun of them. Are all these posts 'jokingly' posted. There is something wrong with you pal. I might need a tune up in the sense of humor dept but you need it in more critical places.
@rajk999 saidDear Rajk999,
Actually you have a history of insulting the religious people and making fun of them. Are all these posts 'jokingly' posted. There is something wrong with you pal. I might need a tune up in the sense of humor dept but you need it in more critical places.
Although this thread started as a late-night post on a night when I probably should have stopped a few posts earlier, I greatly appreciate the variety of helpful replies that were written in response. They have touched my core and will probably help in the future.
As things evolved, it turned out that this thread really was all about me -- but then comes you, full of vim and vinegar, trying to make MY thread all about your egocentric Christian self.
But what I'm most concerned about is the state of your liver. Have you had a medical checkup recently? In Chinese Traditional Medicine, liver damage and anger issues are related in both directions.
Hoping that helps, and wishing you good health and a long and happy life,
Kevin
@kevin-eleven saidYes, He does love you.
@Suzianne
He loves me, yeah yeah yeah
He loves me, yeah yeah yeah
With a love like that
You know I should be glad
😉
Even though you apparently don't even think He's real.
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@kevin-eleven saidYou're welcome. I think regardless of where we are, we are social animals and need other people to make it through. We go through life, encounter thousands of people and come out the other side with a few good friends, some of whom we'll never see again, but the friendships endure. Otherwise we need to feel comfortable in our own skin and in our own heads, when circumstances and people around us can sometimes mitigate against that happening; it's a trick we have to learn. If you wake up in the morning in good health, appreciate that, there are many who don't; it's somewhere to start and from there anything can happen.
Thank you, Phil. I don't really feel like formulating a reply to post, but I do appreciate the stimulating question.
But it could be that a man who doesn't feel at home anywhere could feel equally not at home anywhere else, so I'll probably travel after I pay off some debt. 😉
For what it's worth, I wish you well, and here's a bit of on - line friendship to be going on with.