That makes more sense. My arguments about this not being very probable still stand, but I get what you mean now, and I do think it's possibly a worthy goal, if you're willing to face the potential burn out. — Noble Dust
I refused to give up on my faith in love, despite having none of it given to me (on the friggin contrary I can assure you). — TimeLine
but forgiveness does not exist, rather it is a hope that something like what she has done will happen. It is a hope for the other to acknowledge your pain and the pain itself is really a lack of this acknowledgement. — TimeLine
I get what you mean when you are saying that draining feeling, but conversely I fear your experience with your pastor is actually what has locked you to carry this assumption on mentorship. — TimeLine
You can tell a genuinely good person through the fruits that they produce and it is why parables were spoken because confronting the truth is way too difficult for people because they almost automatically go on the defence. That is why leading by example is a form of communication. — TimeLine
You lead by example, yes, but you still maintain a firmness or resolve (such as turning your back or not allowing bad people to defeat you) and that is telling people something. — TimeLine
Oh it was just while walking in Aussie land, she found it lying on the ground and just picked it up you know ma dawg? :DWhere did you find this faith? — Noble Dust
I don't understand this at all. — Noble Dust
Where did you find this faith? — Noble Dust
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