Question:
I’m not very athletic. I am semi-intelligent.
Response:
Emanations. With this word, I annoy a nearby priest.
Response:
A body builder can’t truly fast. Fasting might cleanse the body and induce a spiritual state of mind. As most people are blinded by logic, this piece of information is useless to them and must sometimes be kept silent. Logic might be a spiritual stain of some sort, like a curse. It might not go away. For the better, I am less logical than most people, including most of my family. Roman Catholic fanatics are not common and my bloodline is blessed. Other things I am might not be apparent. Free will. Penetration.
Response:
To the few or none: They sometimes dump trash over there in aircraft without authorization. Their police are sometimes controlled by Americans. Anathema.
Response:
There are things I would kill for and one of them is maintaining my religion. Some white people might wrongly believe I can’t be a good Roman Catholic because I am not of European origin. Such an assumption has a white supremist nature. I might kill a priest or bishop too, if I had to and if I could. In a pit of immorality like America, it might sometimes be necessary.
Response:
Mobilehead > Egghead > Meathead Proper religion is not always based on the word or the mind. A silent spirit can carry weight with God, but regulating the word is wrong. Regulating relationships is also wrong.
Response:
I have in interest in bceoming a priest, but might never become one. It is not wrong to keep trying. It might be more wrong to play one when you are not truly one, such as wearing the regalia without proper ordination. In the real world, flukes of ordination might happen, but are not always easy to verfiy. The necessity might arise because of the sins of man, both in the past and in the present. Not all sins are violent.
Response:
I haven’t lost the cause or his support yet. As a statesman, he might receive pressures from ecclesiastical and non-ecclesiastical figures with whom he does not necessarily agree. Some of them, including theologians and women, might even be annoying. His word: Irritating.
Response:
JOHN’S TOUCH
Response:
John is a small elderly man and I would defend him if someone gave him a hard time. I suspect he is a French mutt, but he knows that better than I do.
Response:
Why does the nearby priest have needles? Why is there a knife in my bedroom? Perhaps we should ask the Protected Sniper.
Response:
John looked almost like a homeless person, but I had a feeling he was more than he seemed.
Response:
Hispanics vs. Italians
Response:
Lisa Karate doesn’t want to be in the psyche ward. Have you asked her where she wants to go?
Response:
Word errors are not that big of a deal. Things in the world where error count are often not truly necessary and sometimes invasive.
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