I prayed to my hammer for my cold to go away. That was five days ago and when I awoke this morning it was gone! I also prayed for other stuff, but since it hasn't happened then I can only assume that it's not the will of the hammer. Or maybe it's because I'm lacking faith, but for now I'm going to assume that the hammer knows best and wants me to wait in order for me to learn patience. The ways of the hammer are mysterious, indeed, and who am I to question them?
2006-11-16
03:50:28
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I don't belive in selflessness. We do what we do either because of some anticipated reward or to avoid consequences. If selflessness is a virtue then I will consider being called a "nobody" as a complement. I've tried hitting myself on the head with my hammer. Doesn't hurt nearly as much as being hit with a Bible. I do enjoy making fun of others. Making Christians mad is like shooting fish in a barrel.
2006-11-16
04:08:53 ·
update #1