re: lifting up one's soul

Is that ever necessary, given that God is purportedly omnipresent?

Also, might that not come across as a regifting or even a rejection of the gift, i.e., "You gave me this soul, now I'm giving it back."?

Does God even have a customer-service counter?

@kevin-eleven said
Is that ever necessary, given that God is purportedly omnipresent?

Also, might that not come across as a regifting or even a rejection of the gift, i.e., "You gave me this soul, now I'm giving it back."?

Does God even have a customer-service counter?

@kevin-eleven said
Does God even have a customer-service counter?

@kevin-eleven said
Is that ever necessary, given that God is purportedly omnipresent?

Also, might that not come across as a regifting or even a rejection of the gift, i.e., "You gave me this soul, now I'm giving it back."?

Does God even have a customer-service counter?

@suzianne said
What do you call "lifting up one's soul"? What does this phrase mean to you?

Because it seems different than what it means to me.

@kevin-eleven said

Does God even have a customer-service counter?

@divegeester said
What are you looking to exchange?

@kevin-eleven said
Do you take civet drops in your ear each morning?

@divegeester said
Can you explain what civet drops are?

@kevin-eleven said
How much are you willing to pay for me to google that for you?

@divegeester said
You want me to do your explaining for you?

@kevin-eleven said
Have you lifted up your soul to The Almighty, and did it fall through your hands?

@divegeester said
In your opinion who, or what, is “The Almighty”?