| Word | Use | Definition | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha | adj | the socially dominant among a group of animals, particularly mammals. Among humans, the ones who control politcal, economic or spiritual power are considered alphas. Humans have throughout recorded history, chosen males to be alphas; this is currently changing. It remains to be seen if females will be any improvement. | |
| Anger | n | a natural response to reality. It should be noted that this response requires a fair amount of energy. A more efficient response is depression. | |
| Conflict | n | the natural state of relations between humans. In situations of conflict each party attempts to achieve his or her personal goals at the expense of others. | |
| Death | n | the permanent achievement of peace on an individual basis. | |
| Hope | vb | word used to describe an illusory feeling that things will get better or improve somehow. Most often followed by despair or disappointment; on infrequent occasions followed by success. Invariably this will ultimately lead to a greater disappointment or despair. | |
| Life | n | the temporary state of being between birth and death. During this period, the biological purpose of the organism is to maximize the number of similar, cooperative organisms and to minimize through competition and elimination the number of competing organisms. | |
| Love | vb | an emotion generated biochemically in the brain; designed to create bonds of dependence between humans and thus promote survival of the species. | |
| Omega | adj | in human society anyone other than an alpha. (see alpha). | |
| Peace | n | word used to describe the periods when nations are either recovering from a previous conflict or preparing to fight a new conflict. | |
| Work | vb | what you are expected to do in the period between adolescence and death. A few small numbers of humans are able to do this for their own benefit; this is unnatural. A more natural state of affairs is to perform for the benefit of the alphas of a given group (state, corporation or church being typical group examples. Dictator, despot, monarch, president, CEO, priest or minister being typical titles of alphas). |
Friday, January 19, 2007
A Depressive's Dictionary
Inspired by Ambrose Bierce's The Devil's Dictionary. Like everything else, I shall doubtless fail to complete it.
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Hang in there Andy!! xoxoxo
I LOVE JESUS SO MUCH
I SHOULD NEVER HAVE ANY CAUSE OR REASON TO BE ASHAMED TO LOVE JESUS.
Is not the time coming, and the day hastening, when covetous men shall be ashamed of loving the world, and voluptuous men ashamed of loving their pleasures, and ambitious men ashamed of loving their honours?
For is it not a horrid shame, that a rational creature should be such a sot as to love sin which is most loathsome, and not to love Jesus who is most lovely? To love deformity, and not beauty?
Oh shame, shame! It is a shame that sin should have such esteem, and Jesus such great contempt put upon him.
But shame shall before long confound these now shameless wretches, when they shall cry out, "We are ashamed that we loved profits, and not Jesus- houses, lands, lusts, and not Jesus.
This is the confusion of our faces, and shame covers us-- that we should be so foolish, and so blind, that we had not sense, nor reason, to distinguish between sin, which is the greatest and most odious evil, and Jesus who is the greatest and most lovely good."
But the time will never come, the day will never be, that a gracious soul shall be ashamed of his sincere love to Jesus Christ.
What is required in order to have Jesus ABIDE in us and we in Him?
Can we do it:
1. By accepting Him as our our own personal Lord and Savior ?
No. Where does the Bible say that?
2. By the grace of GOD only? Sola Gracias?
No. Where does the Bible say that?
3. By faith in GOD alone? Sola Fides?
No. Where does the Bible say that?
It is simple common sense that since He commanded that we must do something, then doesn't it stand to reason that He would also tell us how to do it?
Jesus was very clear in what we must do in order to have Him ABIDE in us and we in Him.
Jesus left this command for us in John 6:53-57:
53 "Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of man and drink his blood, you have no life in you (the taken away branch);
54 he who eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him up at the last day. 55 For my flesh is food indeed, and my blood is drink indeed.
56 HE WHO EATS MY FLESH AND DRINKS MY BLOOD ABIDES IN ME, AND I IN HIM.
57 As the living Father sent me, and I live because of the Father, so he who eats me will live because of me."
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