‘2000 Years Later’ is meant to be a review of society’s culture in a Christian context, comparing today’s apparent Christian and secular principles with the foundational values that were laid out in the Bible. I would like to note that I am not an ordained nor do I have a degree in ministry or theology. […]
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“Come look at this,” Bridgett said, pointing to the screen her eyes were locked on. She undid her long blonde hair from the bun it was in and then reworked it into a neater form, as she often did in the laboratory. Her nearby workstation and sculptured physical appearance alluded to her need for symmetry.
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I believe that in order to truly understand an individual, you must grasp their key values. I accept this as a truth because these ideals certainly (and regularly) affect a person’s decisions, even if they are unable to fully identify their own foundational concepts. In order of importance, my values are wisdom, integrity, and fellowship.
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The below text is taken from the book ‘Unbound’, a novel written by Christopher Myers that will be released in the coming months. — 1 Ordell’s eyes wandered over to the rugged jukebox that could barely be observed behind the holographic man wearing colonial gear, the ruffles of his shirt pouring out of his thick
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Additional clothing (and art, mug and phone case) designs have been uploaded to Redbubble! The art can be found at: http://www.redbubble.com/people/freosan Please feel free to contact me at chrismyers@box2352.temp.domains if there are any requests. -Chris Myers
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Four students made their way past chilly marble pillars beneath a gray sky, brown leaves twirling in the air as one of the four danced out in front of the others. “Yes!” Charles cried out. “Finally! Today’s the day!” He ran up to his close friend and began to pat the man’s chest and belly.
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“Good morning Absel,” the older man said, scratching at his freshly shaven face. As he spoke, the metal of his jaw replacement could be seen sparkling beneath his tongue. Absel tried to offer a smile as he sat there uncomfortably, having worn a suit only twice previously. “Good morning…” “Cordon. Please feel free to call
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Religion and politics… two topics of conversation that cause dismay, angst and dread. We avoid them both when we’re around family and friends, but why? Both are integral to our lives and cultures and these ideals shape who we are as people. Because these themes are so close to our hearts, we find conflict in
We love heroes, both historical and fictional. They give us an opportunity to strive for something greater and to affect the world in a positive way. From an early age, we observe others and latch onto certain goals, which shape our directions in life as we grow older. We strive for perfection, desiring achievement beyond
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Especially early on in life, knowledge is often regarded as the most respected and desired attribute. Both parents and schools, two key influencers, prioritize knowledge. Those who have the quality are well known and are sought out in reference to both career and relationship. As anyone who has played a table-top role playing game knows
