Actually, you were a wonderful person in 2004 but thankfully you came to realize it in 2005. You're like a fine brandy that's good to start with but just keeps improving with age.
You know, I could not agree with you more about 2005.
I'm not saying 2004 was a bad year, but 2005 has been a better year than 2004 for me as well. I too made a lot of leaps and bounds with my life. There were times in which I did make some backsteps and missteps, but overall, 2005 will go down as a good year for me, and I hope for all of us.
Well said....that and "God Bless us everyone". Well, I don't really believe in a specified God, considering the Bible was written by 16th century monks. What's said is that people are taking the Bible to be written by God himself, when it's really a bunch of old dead white guys who claim to know what God was meaning to say. So, I'll wait until I find out what it's all about. LOL...
Anyway, I wish you a happy New Year to you as well after my religious rant haha
My view on it is...even *IF* the original biblical passages remained unaltered for thousands of years - - what would have stopped the Bible's multiple authors from integrating their own puritanical biases into scripture?
We can perhaps prove the authenticity of textual documents, but no one can *prove* that what they wrote was actually the true words of the Christian God.
You too my friend!!! Complaining only solves the problems of the self, and praising solves the problem of you and those around you. So says William Jennings Bryan....
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Happy New Year, baby doll.
XOXO!
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Happy New Year to you too...
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I'm not saying 2004 was a bad year, but 2005 has been a better year than 2004 for me as well. I too made a lot of leaps and bounds with my life. There were times in which I did make some backsteps and missteps, but overall, 2005 will go down as a good year for me, and I hope for all of us.
Let us hope for an even greater 2006!
Happy New Year to you! :-)
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Anyway, I wish you a happy New Year to you as well after my religious rant haha
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We can perhaps prove the authenticity of textual documents, but no one can *prove* that what they wrote was actually the true words of the Christian God.
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