20 Cliches on Lent and Earthly Attachment
- I don’t take pictures at my daughter’s events because I don’t want to miss the moment.
- Even though Elisha knew Elijah had gone to heaven, and had inherited twice his spirit; it broke his heart to see him go.
- I usually want to be left alone by the people who love me because I’m afraid of love.
- No amount of prayer can bring the type of peace and joy experienced when the doctor says “The tests came back negative.”
- Say what you will about religion, it’ll outlive us all.
- It’s hard to make decisions based on love and compassion.
- I check Facebook like I pick scabs.
- Replace “God” or “Uterus” with “Guns” and you have an NRA platform.
- Everyone thinks it won’t happen to them even after it does.
- “Suffer patiently, patiently suffer” — Written on the logs Marines have to carry in training camp.
- The Vegan diet and lifestyle is probably the most consistent pro-life doctrine going.
- The season of Lent is about examining attachment to earthly things.
- God’s will is not about positive or negative outcomes but to the ability to make something magnificent from either.
- We all need help to get through.
- I don’t have enough money to give to charity and inflate my ego at the same time.
- I could live with less and be happy.
- I just bought a new computer and don’t know what to do with the old one.
- “You can’t put a price on good pussy.”
- Guilt is not a healthy basis for any relationship — spiritual or otherwise.
- Good imperfect action trumps perfectly good intentions every time.
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