Would that then become a choice for race? Everyone would be on an equal flooring. No more hyphen.
What would happen if we never had a quiver of fear in our hearts? Would we forget to pray?
What would happen if all of our righteous desires and prayers were answered? Would we cease to be believers? Would we cease to put God first?
If we had nothing to complain about what would we do with our days? Would we be truly happy?
Here's a burning one, if our children started listening and doing everything we said, would life as we know it end?
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Nice ponderings.
On that last one ... probably. lol
Nice bumping into you.
Great questions! I'm so glad I found your blog. I'm stopping by from the A to Z challenge and I look forward to visiting again.
If our children listened and did everything we said, that would be scary. As if someone erased free will and separate identity.
Here is a big question.
Think back over your life. Did you have a critical turning point in your life? A decision to make?
What if you made a different choice?
@Sylvia I'm. Glad you stopped by. I'm a little slow @ blogging internet issues so I'm posting from my cell. Getting pretty good at it.
@Angela I would probably be wondering if the Rapture had come and I were left with the Stepford Children.
@Dawn my biggest regret today is when I listened to a bad agent and was directed away from Balantine books. I often wonder what kind of author I would have become.
@Sylvia I'm. Glad you stopped by. I'm a little slow @ blogging internet issues so I'm posting from my cell. Getting pretty good at it.
@Angela I would probably be wondering if the Rapture had come and I were left with the Stepford Children.
@Dawn my biggest regret today is when I listened to a bad agent and was directed away from Balantine books. I often wonder what kind of author I would have become.
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