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found it!!!
Monday, February 21st, 2005 02:45 pm ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif){kind=small}
tgicountryboy found my mystery Fiddler on the Roof song!!! it's by Gwen Stefani, and ironically/appropriately titled "Rich Girl"
As promised, dan; Kudos!!!
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Tuesday, November 30th, 2004 08:21 amaww darn!!!
can ya believe it!
I missed C.S. Lewis' birthday!
..but tgi and I had a good discussion 'bout him and tolkien last night, so that sorta makes up for it..
hmmm... I wanna be Inkling, not inklet.. maybe i should just ditch the old name now..
can ya believe it!
I missed C.S. Lewis' birthday!
..but tgi and I had a good discussion 'bout him and tolkien last night, so that sorta makes up for it..
hmmm... I wanna be Inkling, not inklet.. maybe i should just ditch the old name now..
On Heaven: Intro
Monday, October 11th, 2004 02:27 amI've decided to write an essay of sorts... tgicountryboy gave me the idea for the topic.
So, here I go:
Heaven: Past, Present and Future.
Isn't it wonderful that the average lifespan in America is 70 years old? In the middle ages people were expected to live much shorter lives, but as time progressed we soon discovered ways of living and eating that would extend our years... Yet for all this research we've done, there is not one shred of evidence that we will ever reach the point where we won't pass away from this physical world. Why is it that all our technology still is not able to fool 'Mother' Nature?
Of course, if I were an atheist, I would still be wondering about that... But I am a christian, and I know that death is a direct result of Sin. Our Ancestors (the ones with no belly buttons), Adam and Eve, sinned. They disobeyed The Creator's only command to them, and ate of the forbidden fruit.( more... )
k, done with this now... next essay/entry: Abraham's Bosom (Luke 16:19-31)
tgicountryboy gave me the idea for the topic.So, here I go:
Heaven: Past, Present and Future.
Isn't it wonderful that the average lifespan in America is 70 years old? In the middle ages people were expected to live much shorter lives, but as time progressed we soon discovered ways of living and eating that would extend our years... Yet for all this research we've done, there is not one shred of evidence that we will ever reach the point where we won't pass away from this physical world. Why is it that all our technology still is not able to fool 'Mother' Nature?
Of course, if I were an atheist, I would still be wondering about that... But I am a christian, and I know that death is a direct result of Sin. Our Ancestors (the ones with no belly buttons), Adam and Eve, sinned. They disobeyed The Creator's only command to them, and ate of the forbidden fruit.( more... )
k, done with this now... next essay/entry: Abraham's Bosom (Luke 16:19-31)
