Rejoice while mowing the grass!!!
Granted they were pretty much pagan to begin with.
Romans 1 is really in play here.
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WEll ok then.
My plants are dead.
Sorry guys, my bad.
On the bright side, look how much water I conserved.
I think one of my ex’s was a plant.
When she couldn’t find me doing something wrong, she impeached me anyway.
“What do you confess to the plants in your life?”
We used to soak cat tails in gasoline to use as torches. We were imitating the peasants in the old horror movies.
Rejoice while mowing the grass!!!
New King James Version
Isaiah 44:19
And no one considers in his heart, Nor is there knowledge nor understanding to say, “I have burned half of it in the fire, Yes, I have also baked bread on its coals; I have roasted meat and eaten it; And shall I make the rest of it an abomination? Shall I fall down before a block of wood?”
Oh, gosh. But let me say this: one of the most obviously gay guys I’ve ever known was accepted at Union in 1968; can this be far behind? (no pun intended)
Those purple plants that look like a cross between cattails and Indian corn are called Purple Majesty Millet...I guess that sounds sort of godlike.
Lord Phil O’Dendron
Ok noes...now I feel bad for eating a salad every night.
Endive has feelings too...
Well... there is a relative of a prayer plant in there.
A mockery of ancient aboriginal cultures where the knowledge of plants can mean the difference between life and death.
Sheldon Cooper is sitting in the back.
Bonhoeffer was similarly dismayed by the students at Union Theological Seminary. The students “are completely clueless with respect to what dogmatics is really about. They are not familiar with even the most basic questions. They become intoxicated with liberal and humanistic phrases, are amused at the fundamentalists, and yet basically are not even up to their level.... In contrast to our own [German] liberalism, which in its better representatives doubtless was a genuinely vigorous phenomenon, here all that has been frightfully sentimentalised, and with an almost naive know-it-all attitude” (pp. 265-66). Again, referring to Union Seminary: “A seminary in which numerous students openly laugh during a public lecture because they find it amusing when a passage on sin and forgiveness from Luther’s de servo arbitrio is cited has obviously, despite its many advantages, forgotten what Christian theology in its very essence stands for” (pp. 309-10).
To make it even worse, some idiot thought it was a good idea to bring potted plants additional loose dirt to stand in. Should have brought some water for the half dead plant.
Did the plants grant absolution? Or is that only for Catholic plants?
Wheres the weed killer?
Frankfurt School. Long March.