Unkempt Hair and the servitude of others.

We all know when it is time for our monthly hair cut, and that time comes sooner than later for most of us. But our souls can be like that person on the street corner, who hasn't had a good wash in along time and is quite content (so he thinks) to be wallowing in his mire as he has returned to the filth that the Saviour Saved him from. I started singing again. It was a bit of a challenge at first, I thought that years of smoking would of ruined my vocal chords, but to my surprise they were just fine. The voice is a little bit like a atrophied muscle that hasn't been used in a long time, and we can forget what it was like being in the presence of an almighty God if we have let our spiritual lives atrophy. However in this case it can and is a little more dangerous.

If you are an all and all out sinner, then your requirement is for repentance but disqualifying yourself from that I would assume you might want to be interested in a nice couple of shots of espresso and a friendly talk about the very strange weather that we have been having lately. If the topic of religion seems to make it face appear and you wish to delete that text, I would say that look at the content of that message before you delete it because it may contain something that you really need to hear in your life right now but despite the fact that you may not be ready to hear that message, there are more things we can talk about.

We come from the same stuff, human stuff. And if you think that stuff kind of evolved or was created by a creator, would you not agree that our stuff is the same? What makes me different from you is that you might be a different age than I am, you might come from a different family, but at the heart of it, we will all die one day and what makes us the same is that you have a soul. You can deny that reality but who in the world do you think you are if you don't have a soul. We all have souls. You asked me if I could prove that. I can. Take a look at your hand, what do you see? Skin right? What is inside that skin? Easy question, not really. All kinds of stuff. If we were to remove that stuff you would still be you right? Just missing a hand. What part of you would suffer if your hand was missing? Your emotions? Your feelings? Or your soul? I know you want to deny this example because what I am trying to prove is that you still exist without parts of your body, that is your soul.

Last question. What is sin? It is what your conscience and God call wrong. That is a very secular definition and requires the fact that you believe in God which I think you do, you just think that He doesn't believe in you. You might have mistaken something in the place of who God really is and in that act you might have dulled your conscience to the fact that some things are clearly right and some things are clearly wrong. But that is enough for now.

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Some Bible Verses on Money.

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