Terri,
A couple of questions . . .
First of all, you should not assume that we are all christians here. Well,
I am . . . but that is not the point. {smirk} When you say, "In His Love,"
who's love do you mean? Did you mean to capitalize His? In that case, I
assume you are talking about either the Christian monotheistic God or
Christendom's polytheistic trinity. In either case, did you mean to do the
same with Love? I only ask, because I have never seen that phrase used in
quite that way. (Ignorant me . . .{smile})
Second of all, when you say . . . "have a Bless Day" . . . Does that mean to
have a day filled with blessings? Or do you mean, as it seems to imply, for
us to have a day of bless? What is a bless/(Bless) anyway? The combination
is another phrase that I have never heard before. It is interesting in its
use of terminology and traditional bias.
. . . and yes, this is a lighthearted look at life . . . please don't take
offense. I am working on less than two hours of sleep. Last night, I
almost completed my summary of the Hebrew Scriptures of the Holy Bible. I
have a few checks to make before it is finished being edited, but it is
substantially complete. I am doing it, because I had a fight and complete
fallout with my girlfriend of not-too-long-ago over religion. I have
determined myself to study it until I have the perfect understanding of
religion and God. Anyone else having a fun time studying things for which
you will _never_ get a grade?
May the Sovereign Lord of the Universe look down upon you and smile . . .
The Warrior-poet and philosopher,
Scot
Terri A Shelley wrote:
> In His Love, have a Bless Day
> Terri
>
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