Ravena is a Christian, author of a horror short story. Movie lover and reviewer on Substack.
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This was interesting. I mean God created us, He obviously knows how our brains work.
It's always pretty cool to see that science proves what God said.
open.spotify.com/episode/59v…
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Let's see if you know a book that I like by my description.
He is feeling antagonistic today, or maybe it's a bluff and he's a secret fan or maybe it's a double bluff and he's really feeling antagonistic.
I sincerely apologize. I keep thinking my followers have an IQ higher than room temperature.
I will now dumb down my posts for you.
Please enjoy the complex bright color GIF below of Spongebob making a rainbow.
This is sure to be too complex for some of you to handle.
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Do you write locations that you know if they are real?
Or do you choose a place and research it or do you go there?
This is a good post. It makes so much sense that the Grand canyon was the result of the flood.
I've seen it and it's beautiful. It's amazing that God made something beautiful even though it was formed through judgement.
Millions of people visit the Grand Canyon in America each year.
As they stand on the edge of this stunning canyon, children and young people will ask their parents, “How did this happen? What formed all those rock layers and the canyon?”
Now the signs and the park rangers will tell them the layers of sedimentary strata (some with lots of fossils) were laid down slowly over millions of years. They will then tell the story that the Colorado River eroded the canyon over millions of years.
But how many fathers answer the question by saying, “This canyon is a relic of a past catastrophic event, the event of Noah’s flood. The layers were laid down during the flood, and then at the end of the flood, God raised up the land surface forming mountains (Psalm 104) and, in this area, formed a dam that held back leftover waters from the flood. Then the dam was broken, and the water gouged out the canyon to allow the river (called the Colorado River) to flow through it. The sediment was washed downstream into massive deposits called surge deposits. It’s all a reminder of the judgment God brought on the earth because of the wickedness of man. It should remind us that God’s Word is true, God judges wickedness because of our sin, and we all need to receive the free gift of salvation as all humans are sinners.”
Over and over again, children have not been given the correct answers by their fathers, even Christian fathers, when they have asked questions about the origin of the universe and life, as so many of all ages have been indoctrinated by the world’s pagan evolutionary views.
How will you answer your children’s questions?
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I have learned that I am not good with marketing.
I was asked what was for supper and I said "you know that sandwich that mom almost choked on, but without the mozzarella and put in a different cheese"
Oh well
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I finally got to watch Spider Man Brand New Day. It was pretty good.
Have you watched it?
What's did you think?
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This was very interesting. This is a two part episode about transforming your mind from a biblical perspective.
open.spotify.com/episode/59v…
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What's funny is how people often think children are dumb, but sometimes they can read people real well.
One of my siblings knew nothing about a relative and summer them up.
The same sibling gave a fake name to a stranger.
It's pretty weird
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Book? Book?
Why just one?
The Hobbit
The Last Harbinger by Jeff Wheeler
And I have 3 nonfiction started as well as Emma by Jane Austen.
Of course the The Bible as well.
Is there something wrong me?
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Tomorrow on Substack I talk about my newfound love of piano tutorials for songs on YouTube. If that sounds interesting, check it out tomorrow
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I want to go back in time to ask Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte if they even thought about the themes in their books.
So many people find themes in them, and it would be interesting if we modern folk were putting meaning that the authors never intended.
What do you think?
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I haven't read this, but her words in her post do ring true. A strange thing for people to grieve what they have not lost.
Sometimes we grieve for people we have yet to lose.
Others, we grieve for those we've lost.
But what is grief, if not love that refuses to be forgotten?
Wilted Flowers is a poetry collection that explores loss, trauma, grief, and that little glimpse of hope that stays alive through the end.
The paperback is illustrated for the full experience. 🖤
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