Mr. Misanthrope

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Because it wasn't blanket from the beginning of time Christian theology. And as such just as likely Satan directed man made hatred....(ie: misanthropic)...

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I’m not comprehending you. My apologies. I appreciate your reply nevertheless.

Joe Morello
George Grantham
Hal Blaine

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Do you guys find this attractive?

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"So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female he created them."

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It surely demonstrates satan’s effective defacement of imago Dei. In her case, if, in fact, she’s “a bag of crazy” as the OP suggested, possibly her spirit and soul, as well as her outward physical appearance has been marred.

In Christian thought, men and women, it’s believed, are created whole integrated persons consisting of spirit, soul, and body reflecting they were created triune beings by the triune God-having in themselves aspects of deity. Rationality. Intelligence. Creativity, and so forth.

Since the beginning, according to this line of theological reasoning, it’s been satan’s aim to deface God’s image in men and women and destroying their ability to relate to their Creator and subsequently to each other.

If you look at men’s ability to murder their fellow men without a twinge of conscience, a woman’s ability to murder her child in her womb for convenience, husbands and wives inability to remain faithful to their wedding vows, raise their children properly, the plethora of acceptable sexual appetites beyond heterosexual marriage, the madness inherent in many political philosophies, and the transgender fiasco, the tattooed girl of many piercings seems a fairly tame example.

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early death.

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It’s an interesting term.

Is it better to have lived until your death loved or aborted and deprived of life and never having been loved?

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The left is loving it though. They give no shites about that chick. Cannon fodder for the cause she is.

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That’s a fact. No question.

I tried mixing some cheap soft stuff for a while to add some flavor and gruel but ultimately went with Pure Balance grain free. Several by them are good combos mixing meats, fats and carbs.

I recall Lamb, Bison, wild Boar etc for meat and protein. It wasn’t expensive especially relative to Hills and the like and worked well for one of my dog’s sensitive skin issues. Wendy was a Golden/Lab mix 50/50 and was especially prone to skin issues. Using that for her issues, I just put my other three on it as well and fed them all with good chow reasonably priced.

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And they’re celebrating the removal of the Socialist despot Maduro.

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Viva Trump!

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wow theres a lot to unpack here.

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Literally.

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frick this guy. Michigan holier than thou with morals doing things the right way? What a laughable, hypocritical bitch.

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What’s his complaint?

Never had before. Usually just took stuff to donate. GW or St. Vincent’s.

Went in one day to local GW and found a flawless Ralph Lauren tan fine wale corduroy sport coat that fit perfectly. About $12 if I remember correctly. Same with some pricy brand shirts. Those were about $5 or $6. I check them out now when I donate stuff maybe once a month.

St. Vincent’s had a flawless high end couch we got for about $100 and from GW a 10’ x 14’ rug that complimented it and the paint scheme we went with when renovating our condo. The rug was $65. They’re both in our living room now. Saved us a bundle and are way nicer than anything we’d seen new. What can I say? Mrs M is Scottish and her frugality is catching.:Casty:

GW has changed and they screen intake pretty carefully for valuable items and sell or auction them online. Gone are the days of finding Newcomb pottery or a Frederick Remington.

Now that I think about it, I did get a nicely framed Audubon Raven print from GW years back before they started screening intake.