You tried marijuana?I'm not angry, I'm just overwhelmed, you know when it feels like everything is too much and you get anxieties.
Joking,...
prayer, meditation and yoga is the way to go. Also swimming and saunas might work
Join For His Glory for a discussion on how
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https://christianforums.net/threads/psalm-70-1-save-me-o-god-lord-help-me-now.108509/
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You tried marijuana?I'm not angry, I'm just overwhelmed, you know when it feels like everything is too much and you get anxieties.
That used to work for me. Until the back caved in....Maybe I need to go for a run or something.
Well, you said that the dog Edward shot malled and killed an 8 year old, and it was Edwards fault.
So, you need to prove your accusation. Back up your words. Show us some proof.
If you can't do that, then it's your imagination at work. What makes your imagination any more right than mine or anyone else?
I said he let the dog live to attack another. What if it were an 8 year old boy? This type of thing happens.
Quanrill
I said he let the dog live to attack another. What if it were an 8 year old boy? This type of thing happens.
Quanrill
In autumn 1962 LRRP LT Robert C Murphy flew to England and purchased maroon berets for the company from his own funds. They were authorized for wear by the CG of 7th Army for both V and VII Corps LRRP Companies.beret and why its red?
the song blood in the risers comes to mind
You should shoot the bad dogs that attack you, saving you and others. But you talk your way out of shooting the dog to save yourself, but leave others at risk.
You keep bringing up the 'love of God' yet you want to keep wearing a pistol and not using it. You're a contradiction.
When you first started calling me on the carpet for not shooting the dog and not shooting anyone ever though there was plenty of justification to do so, I thought it was the strangest thing. It struck me so odd. But it all clicked into place for me this morning. You hate the fact that I didn't shoot the dog or the men. It goes against your life beliefs. I feel stupid I didn't see it right away.
You've been conditioned by action movies & vid games to aspire to be a hero. A killer, but a good guy. You've even attached a holy good man of God moniker below your avatar...Christian.
It is very easy to be angry. It is very easy to feel and act in hatred. But you certainly can not neglect learning to love also. Do you have a heart? Why are you resistant to myself and others talking about Love, God's Love to you? Can you not see the incongruity with that? Why you would not open your heart to love and continue to embrace the anger and bitterness is a mystery to me.
If you are a real Christian then you believe in God and what He did for us. And you know God? Do you understand that Love is the most powerful force in the universe? You have several Brothers & Sisters in Christ here trying to teach you a bit about Love and about God...don't bark at these people! You know, anger may feel powerful within you when it comes over you, but I kid you not, Love is a lot more powerful. It is so powerful that sometimes...everyone walks away unharmed. If you don't believe that, then you don't know God? You have to be teachable. Everyone has a lot to learn. You're making a mistake by responding in anger to us people.
Anger is not a sin. Anyone can feel anger. But a response to anger is what we call rage. Rage is sinful and anti God.
Remember that the enemy is not the enemy in his own eyes; This may offer you an opportunity to make him your friend. If not, you can kill him without hate, and quickly.
(Lazarus Long)
Have you ever shot a man? Have you ever killed another human being?Please...your killin me with verbiage.
As to the dog, yes I would have shot and killed it. If I remember right, one of the men you described broke into your home. If that is true and that were me at home, yes, I would have shot and killed him.
Quantrill
Please...your killin me with verbiage.
As to the dog, yes I would have shot and killed it. If I remember right, one of the men you described broke into your home. If that is true and that were me at home, yes, I would have shot and killed him.
Quantrill
I learned that we don't live in a world of what ifs. We prepare for what ifs, but we don't get so consumed with them that we make them self fullfilling prophesy.I said he let the dog live to attack another. What if it were an 8 year old boy? This type of thing happens.
Quanrill
Have you ever shot a man? Have you ever killed another human being?
What is the closest to a dead body ( not at a funeral home ) that you have been?
I see nothing excessively technical about the Lord.
He never made it through the door because I stopped him from getting in. But you said you don't want to hear the stories...or do you?
I learned that we don't live in a world of what ifs. We prepare for what ifs, but we don't get so consumed with them that we make them self fullfilling prophesy.
The thing about what ifs, is that our actions should not be dictated by fear, or worst case scenario's. When we limit our actions based on the principal of fear, we miss the opportunities in life that give life purpose, and better our surroundings. Instead of making our world better, we contribute to the chaos.
Jesus calls us to be free from fear. We live in the Spirit, and we don't let the fears of our flesh overcome us and bind us.
That the dog attacked is not a 'what if'. That the dog will do it again is not a 'what if'.
Of course as a Christian you don't second guess what has happened with a 'what if', because we trust God. But that doesn't free us from using good sense to avoid future trouble.