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This series has been much more difficult for me than I expected. I have some very specific points I want to make, but organizing them in a coherent manner and leading up to them in a logical way has proven to be a monumental task.
You see, no one human person can set down a checklist of things to do to that will automatically work for every other individual acting on their own accord. This is the fatal flaw in the self-help sub-culture. People put all their eggs in someone else’s basket and expect them to miraculously turn into a delicious fluffy omelet, where in reality it might be too runny, or have too much pepper, or mushrooms or some other element unappealing to them. There is only one who knows exactly what to do with your eggs, and He wants you to put them in His basket and stop worrying about them (Matthew 6:25-34).
While it may not look the same for everyone, it does start in the same place. Clich
I realize that not everyone likes change. Some people might not see any need for it. Some people like things the way they are. Others crave change. They want things to change constantly. But for or against, change is inevitable to some degree or another. We can actively participate in it, or we can sit idly by, watching and hoping for some positive outcome.
For those earth-movers who want to take an active part, I say,
Psalm 49 (NIV)
For the director of music. Of the Sons of Korah. A psalm.
1 Hear this, all you peoples;
listen, all who live in this world,
2 both low and high,
rich and poor alike:
3 My mouth will speak words of wisdom;
the meditation of my heart will give you understanding.
4 I will turn my ear to a proverb;
with the harp I will expound my riddle:
5 Why should I fear when evil days come,
when wicked deceivers surround me
‘Tis International Talk Like a Pirate Day! Ye best be celebratin’ appropriately. Arrr!
And, if by some miraculous chance there are any readers belonging to “the church of the flying spaghetti monster” (I can’t even bring myself to capitalize that), we hope you are enjoying your day off. Why don’t you drop us a line? We’d love to hear from you.
That goes for anyone. Moth and Ethan are here to answer your questions (with the help of others) about Creation and Intelligent Design to the best of their ability. We promise not to make fun of you. In fact, if the answers are not given in a clear, concise, and loving manner, you can stop reading their strip and follow any of the hundreds of other web comics that better fit your belief system. Deal?
