The difference in attitude PINNEDWhen people want to seek out childhood memories that serves at times a need to revisit something. I do know that plenty of people on here have already blocked or are ignoring me already, but I do still believe in the core values of what Experience... See More » (1)
Why does this generation ask for a sign?"The Pharisees came and began to argue with Jesus, asking him for a sign from heaven, to test him. And he sighed deeply in his spirit and said, ‘Why does this generation ask for a sign? Truly I tell you, no sign will be given to this generation.’ And... See More »
What part does mythology take in our lives?Joseph Campbell studied religion by analyzing myths, viewing most religious doctrines as symbolic, metaphorical narratives rather than literal truths. He believed in the "psychic unity of mankind," suggesting all humans share underlying mythic... See More » (2)
Hold on to that which is goodfamously from 1 Thessalonians 5:21 is an amonition to test everything, to identify truth and goodness, and then to hold firmly to it, while rejecting all evil. It calls for a determined, active engagement with life, focusing on positive values and... See More » (1)
Gentleness is not for the weakIt highlights that true gentleness is a sign of profound strength, courage, and control, rather than a lack of it. It involves actively choosing compassion and patience over anger and judgment, especially in difficult situations, demonstrating a... See More » (1)
French rugby that I know from my childhoodIn the 1970s, the French national rugby union team achieved significant success, winning the Grand Slam in 1977 and securing second place in the Five Nations Championship in 1971 and 1976, coached by Jean Desclaux and captained by Jacques Fouroux.... See More » (2)
Matthew 21:22 and tragedyPrayer during a moment of real tragedy like on 9/11 can be seen as indeed valid due to its role in providing comfort, offering a sense of control, and connecting individuals to a higher power during times of crisis. It serves as a way for people to... See More » (1)
And Can It BeCharles Wesley wrote this hymn upon his evangelical conversion in 1738, and it's today considered one of the most popular Methodist hymns ever... (1)
