I really love cars. Every once in a while I'll be driving, and see a rare sportscar, and I'll be reminded that I love cars.
I especially like cars that weren't officially imported into the US.
So... If I get a great high-paying job.. and if I think it's ok to spend money on such a thing.... I would really like to buy a Pontiac Solstice GXP in 2007.
24 February 2006
19 February 2006
Good Question
"...has any society, in the history of the world ever managed to legislate itself out of a moral decay?..."
This is a great, concise question.
I found it on another blog, the commenter was talking about Dr. Dobson.
This is a great, concise question.
I found it on another blog, the commenter was talking about Dr. Dobson.
16 February 2006
Valentine
"Hilarical!...",
says Kelly V. of the Preparatory Post"I think this one tops 'em all!..."
--Cindy of the Vineyard Vibe"3 Stars!",
Proclaims Chris, Editor of Fictional Publication!I received a heart-shaped potato for Valentine's day.
Here's the story.
Windows Media Format 6.75 MB
Yes, I realize it's large.. But it's worth it.
Download it anyway.
07 February 2006
Dilemma
After watching Frontline: Sex Slaves I'm left wondering what I should do.
Violence against slave traders? Probably not. I don't have authority, and that's not Christian.
Go to the victims of this, or the people of the soviet bloc, preaching God, the truth, hope?.... Whatever I can do to make opportunities for people to know Him and have their lives changed?
I can't guarantee anything, I can't conjure up God on demand. I can talk about him, I can pray that He'll make himself known to these people.
Somewhere in the film or on the website I heard that the people in Moldova are so poor, 80% are below the poverty line, living on $30-$40 a week.
And that their own view of human life is so little that they would sell themselves into prostitution for money, or to send money to their families.
That's not to belittle their poverty or desparation, but that was basically a quote.
I'm not saying God will pay their bills, but there has to be another way.
I don't even know where to go with this.
How can my life make a difference? Why am I here in America, with wealth and opportunity? If I can't save the world by force, can I help Jesus save it with peace?
Violence against slave traders? Probably not. I don't have authority, and that's not Christian.
Go to the victims of this, or the people of the soviet bloc, preaching God, the truth, hope?.... Whatever I can do to make opportunities for people to know Him and have their lives changed?
I can't guarantee anything, I can't conjure up God on demand. I can talk about him, I can pray that He'll make himself known to these people.
Somewhere in the film or on the website I heard that the people in Moldova are so poor, 80% are below the poverty line, living on $30-$40 a week.
And that their own view of human life is so little that they would sell themselves into prostitution for money, or to send money to their families.
That's not to belittle their poverty or desparation, but that was basically a quote.
I'm not saying God will pay their bills, but there has to be another way.
I don't even know where to go with this.
How can my life make a difference? Why am I here in America, with wealth and opportunity? If I can't save the world by force, can I help Jesus save it with peace?
06 February 2006
02 February 2006
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