She doesn't like walking in graveyards. Does that ruin it?
She's afraid of making mistakes. Does that ruin it?
She's young and stupid. Does that ruin it?
She doesn't want a relationship. That ruins it.
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I sat here for a few minutes trying to fathom just how differently God sees me. (Because apparently not wanting a relationship with Him didn't ruin it for Him. How is that possible?)
ReplyDeleteYou know, that is a very good point. That must hurt his feelings a lot. Poor Hosea, you know? Goodness.
ReplyDeleteEverybody wants to be wanted. It's the human condition (I guess).
ReplyDeleteEven God wants to be wanted.
ReplyDeleteCSLewis and I read about the same thing on Sunday: he proposes that God made something in us that he wants. He desires for us to be desirable. Something, you know.
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine how anyone wouldn't like walking in graveyards.
ReplyDeleteTHAT'S WHAT I SAID, TOO!
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ReplyDeleteMaking one worth loving? Hm. I like that.
ReplyDeleteCS Lewis and you are smart.
My mom likes walking in graveyards. They are peaceful, she says, and they carry remembrance.