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  <title>Spiritual Stuff</title>
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  <description>Grr swollen tonsils. Lack of sleep always gives me that.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;So anyway I heard this really intimidating lesson in church today, in that it is possible that God&apos;s spirit will leave you if you&apos;re unwilling to repent and go back to your Christian ways. It&apos;s like how God&apos;s spirit left David when he stole a woman from her husband and had him killed in battlefield after David impregnated her. That was in the Old Testament btw. I had always thought that God&apos;s spirit never leaves us. I don&apos;t know, pretty confused with the lesson.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;This made me think about all the things that I knew were wrong but did anyway. I&apos;ve been complacent in so many instances, taking for granted that my intelligence and wordly possessions were God-given. Sometimes I wonder if I hadn&apos;t had so many blessings in this life, would I still be so self-centred and behave so selfishly? Perhaps I might have been more humbled, but then again, I might turn out to be this angry person who is mad at the world because life is unfair.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;From attending church services since I was born and being converted at the age of 14, I learnt that all my worldly blessings are meant to further God&apos;s word and expand his Kingdom. But well, being a terribly logical thinker, this doesn&apos;t make much sense to me. Feels like a roundabout thing: He made me smart -&amp;gt; Smart people usually think logically -&amp;gt; Most logical people cannot think beyond logic, i.e. hard to be made to think spiritually or emotionally... But then again, deep down inside, I still believe that my God exists and that I definitely have to change my ways in order to get into heaven.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Guess my best excuses are always the same... No time, no space in my life for God. Best excuses for me to sin in every other way, which of course, I&apos;m embarrassed to admit.&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;Anyone has a take on this?</description>
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