First, I'm sorry you had to listen to and participate in that difficult conversation. Second, it sounds like you contributed some very good things, and I am tickled by your reference to Augustinian theology! Third, where does that thing get off calling itself a poem? It has absolutely zero of the features that make a piece of writing poetry!
How many times I got stumped like this. You at least had the thought life trained in you to think hard about it even after the fact; I only really just acquired it these last few years.
Beautifully written and full of truth- His body was broken so that we may have the opportunity to be made whole.
No one thing can make us whole- not money, not a career, not another person, not a spouse, not the “right social standing” not the “right denomination”, nothing but Jesus and the work on the cross.
To grasp this truth at a young age is life changing and has the potential to prevent unnecessary heartache and suffering.
First, I'm sorry you had to listen to and participate in that difficult conversation. Second, it sounds like you contributed some very good things, and I am tickled by your reference to Augustinian theology! Third, where does that thing get off calling itself a poem? It has absolutely zero of the features that make a piece of writing poetry!
How many times I got stumped like this. You at least had the thought life trained in you to think hard about it even after the fact; I only really just acquired it these last few years.
Bravo! Keep the faith! ✝️
I read your article! Wow! So inspiring and insightful. Thank you, Sophia!!
Beautifully written and full of truth- His body was broken so that we may have the opportunity to be made whole.
No one thing can make us whole- not money, not a career, not another person, not a spouse, not the “right social standing” not the “right denomination”, nothing but Jesus and the work on the cross.
To grasp this truth at a young age is life changing and has the potential to prevent unnecessary heartache and suffering.