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The thoughts and observations of one extraverted, completely fallible person. For her own purposes of hearing herself think out loud and occassionally receiving input from those pals of hers willing to put up with her baloney and point out errors, inconsistancies and rare and occassional moments of inspiration and brilliance.
But he's [God] already made it plain how to live, what to do, what God is looking for in men and women. It's quite simple: Do what is fair and just to your neighbor, be compassionate and loyal in your love, And don't take yourself too seriously-take God seriously. Micah 6:8 The Message
“Now go into the world in peace. Have courage, hold on to what is good. Honor all men, Strengthen the fainthearted, Support the weak Help the suffering, And share the Gospel. Love and serve the Lord in the power of the Holy Spirit. And may the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all.”
Doug Cecil Pastor Christ Chapel Bible Church
3 comments:
REAL or suprise endings. I don't like a happy ending just for the sake of a happy ending. Too predictable and not fulfilling. Redemption or justice, but I am not much about redemption for child molesters or abusers in a story. Of course in real life there is hope for us all through Jesus Christ.
A happy ending if possible, but a sad ending if it it leads to good as a result - works, relationships, love. A redemptively sad ending, as it were. I like what Lisa said, too - not a happy ending for the sake of it. That seems too, well, saccharine and fake.
And I prefer redemption over justice, although I sometimes think justice can be more fun.
Really, it depends on the mood I am in. Mostly Happy Endings and Redemption. But I do have a strong sense of Justice and so I enjoy seeing that in a story. HMMM. How about a just but sad ending that on further reflection is really a redemptive, happy ending. Could you write me one of those books, please?
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