Powerful Grace

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
miss-bubles
anscathmarcach

I saw a quote on Facebook that asked,

“Do you belive in the existence of God, or the idea of God?”

And I think that perfectly explains a lot of these people who say they’re Christian, say they “know God”, but are all “you’re not being loooving you’re juuuudging and being meeean” when Christians correct other Christians about their consumption of things like witchcraft, praise/practice of homosexuality, porn, etc.

Or the ones who call themselves Christians but think we should change our beliefs to fit with the times and the shift in culture.

Or the ones who say they’re Christian, but parrot back all the hateful things atheists say about us being “oppressors” and deserving persecution.

They all (and some even admit it) only believe in the idea of God. Not the existence of God.

They like hearing “you should be nice to others all the time” and paint it as “never offer any kind of correction because that makes me feel bad and I want to keep doing whatever I want”, but ignore the reality that they aren’t going to get anywhere if they don’t follow the rules God has set for us. They believe in the idea of making people feel good, but the existence and reality of God would require following his rules also.

They want us to change as if God is just an abstract concept, or idea, that can be changed on a whim to what best fits in with the current culture, but the existence and reality of God, according to his very Word is unchanging.

And because they only like the idea of God, and don’t believe in the existence of God, it’s no wonder they feel free to treat us like the atheists do.

myothertardisisonthemun
rosswoodpark

Everyone agrees! Your intestines squirming around like eels in your belly is horrifying!

rosswoodpark

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IM SORRY THEY FUCKING WHAT NOW?

thatthinginyourshoe

The racks even have hooks to keep them from squirming right off and onto the floor apparently. They desperately want to escape our bodies

aesclepianbanshee

Intestines are muscles, and function involuntarily. If your muscles did not squirm around, then they wouldn’t be able to move food through them, thus you wouldn’t gain any nutrients from anything you eat, and the food would spoil and make you sick. I agree the squirmy wormies are a bit unsettling, but hey it’s actually really good for you! Your intestines work so hard for it! Please give them a little love.

official-liberty-prime

I don’t like that get them out

brattylikestoeat

Okay…this is unsettling.

daglout

This post is actually my nightmare

micaxiii

Breaking News! You are full of eels!

molteniridium

#wait til you hear about how they put them back#they just stuff them back in and the mesenteric lining slowly pulls them back into place#no helping required#so it 100% looks like a bunch of squiggly eels getting comfortable in their space again (via lampfaced)

mehofkirkwall

we all make jokes about humans being weird, and aliens finding them strange as hell

but honestly we’re very creepy and strange creatures

myothertardisisonthemun
spiderrrling

I am a(n):

⚪ Male

⚪ Female

🔘 Writer

Looking for

⚪ Boyfriend

⚪ Girlfriend

🔘 An incredibly specific word that I can't remember

what-even-is-thiss

*wakes up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat*

WAIT IT’S CALLED A THROW PILLOW

holorifle

here is a super helpful website for this kinda thing!

the first result isn’t always the one you’re looking for but when you press enter it’ll give you a ton of words related to your query that’ll probably have what you’re wanting, or something better

here’s some examples:

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tilltheendwilliwrite

Reblog to save a writer's sanity.

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@bixbiboom

miss-bubles

Beautiful vs Beloved: An Essay on Lucy Pevensie

nothinggold13

Okay, folks, today I’m going to talk about Lucy in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, because this is another one of those topics that keeps coming up in posts that have evidently missed the point. 

Whether you’re more involved with the book or the movie, one of Lucy’s most prominent struggles in this story is wishing she was more beautiful. In the movie this point is pushed harder, as from the very beginning we see her mimicking another girl & studying her own reflection in the mirror. In the book, this is more subtle until the actual scene with the Magician’s book, but we do read in the first chapter that Susan is considered “the pretty one of the family,” and we can consider that as part of the lead up to that later scene.

Because of this struggle, I sometimes see posts like, “Why would Lucy wonder if she’s going to be pretty when she grows up, when she already saw herself grown up in the Golden Age?” or “Why does she care so much about being pretty when she’s already so awesome?” Well, I’m here to answer those questions. 

The fact of the matter is that this struggle is actually not as simple as it appears, but the really cool thing is that we actually get to witness Lucy’s growth in two different ways because of this. Let’s start with the root of Lucy’s struggle:

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YES YES AND YES