Common-place Book: n. a book in which common-places, or notable or striking passages are noted; a book in which things especially to be remembered or referred to are recorded.
Thursday, November 17, 2005
LIFE WITH PURPOSE
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
WOW! How theologically deep this strip is...no seriously...this is quite revealing.
Just take the card collecting aspect out and replace it with your everyday church/discipleship issue ___(You_Fill_In_The_Blank)____ and then come to grips with the realization that people (maybe most) don't see, feel, or even care about the same things and in the same way... AH!!!!!
Don't they know that if I do or don't like meat they also should like or not like my choice cut of meat. I mean, isn't this what christianity is all about??? Isn't its purpose as well as the churches purpose all about uniformity???
2 comments:
WOW! How theologically deep this strip is...no seriously...this is quite revealing.
Just take the card collecting aspect out and replace it with your everyday church/discipleship issue ___(You_Fill_In_The_Blank)____ and then come to grips with the realization that people (maybe most) don't see, feel, or even care about the same things and in the same way... AH!!!!!
Don't they know that if I do or don't like meat they also should like or not like my choice cut of meat. I mean, isn't this what christianity is all about??? Isn't its purpose as well as the churches purpose all about uniformity???
HA! Keep the comics comin'!
You nailed it, jr.
By the way, Calvin (the little boy, not John) is one of my favorite theologians!
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