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Daily Devotion: Psalms 32

Psa 32:2  Blessed is the man unto whom the LORD imputeth not iniquity, and in whose spirit there is no guile. Hence, it is hinted here that the Lord imputest not iniquity first, and then "in whose spirit there is … Continue reading

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The Future of Food

After viewing "The Future of Food", I have finally grasp some idea about the protest of BT, biotechnology. (Films are always one of the most effective ways, if not the only most effective way, of presenting a message) No doubt, … Continue reading

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Knowing

I have come to notice that many leaders believe that it is enough to assume one's responsibility by just taking their words for it. As if the whole of one's personality needs not or is not their responsibility to be … Continue reading

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Knowing Others

One can know a lot...a whole lot about a person simply by observing how attentive they are to even the slightest detail.

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CCGCLI and I (Revised)

It is my principle to keep as much memories as possible, as ugly as some may be, so that I do not forget myself and where I come from. It is said, we learn from our mistakes, but we can … Continue reading

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Doctors can make simple mistakes too

Experience doesn't speak for all. It's amazing how some look up and trust doctors or the position of doctors or goal of becoming doctors more than the credit that should have been of God. For an 18 year old like … Continue reading

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On Parenting: Misdirection is Not Right

Many parents think it is necessary or even clever to misdirect a child in order to stop him/her from being troublesome or face embarrassment. I consider it a great evil committed against a God given responsibility. Attention should be harnessed … Continue reading

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Plan vs God's Will

The hardest thing is not making the right plans or being dependent on God, but to do both, which, to say the least, is already inconceivable to the fools.

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Vocabulary: draconian

Adj. Of or relating to Draco or his harsh code of laws. Draco, Athenian lawmaker whose code of laws prescribed death for almost every offence (circa 7th century BC). (Source: WordWeb)

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Vocabulary: dawdle

Verb. fall behind, waste time.

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