Looked in the fridge for eggs to boil so kiddo could paint them tomorrow. All we have are brown, organic, Whole Foods eggs. Who woodda thought.
First World Easter Problem
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This is an opportunity to teach them that Jesus was also brown.
Boiled 6 brown eggs and 6 white eggs for the kids to color tonight.
the first 6 selected were the white ones.
@dbjork6317 actually watching Jesus of Nazareth tonight. Education for the 9 and 11 year olds.
the first 6 selected were the white ones.
@dbjork6317 actually watching Jesus of Nazareth tonight. Education for the 9 and 11 year olds.
Even the most mundane of your posts comes off as snobby. Perhaps it is just me that feels that way ...
Nah but I guess it's a bit he's going for? Idk man.Even the most mundane of your posts comes off as snobby. Perhaps it is just me that feels that way ...
Nothing wrong with a little lesson about ancient mythology for the kids.
That’s the point of this post.Even the most mundane of your posts comes off as snobby. Perhaps it is just me that feels that way ...
Even the most mundane of your posts comes off as snobby. Perhaps it is just me that feels that way ...
And all this time I thought I was the only one. Not only are you correct but it hasn’t always been that way.
That’s the strange thing.
Have you ever actually taken the time to investigate the resurrection of Jesus Christ? Lee Strobel believed like you until he investigated the facts for himself. He wrote a book entitled "The Case for Christ" about what he found out. It is a good read.
Recently every time I read a post by the OP this is what pops into my head.
I don't know if you guys realize, but OP lives on the water. He spends most of his time on his AirPods fishing and cutting huge deals.
Sorry for offending. Growing up, we had white Mebkin abbey eggs from piggly wiggly and that’s all I knew. Now it seems every store shelf is full of cage free pasture raised organic omega super eggs. I just thought it was interesting that an unintended consequence is not being able to dye eggs on Easter.
You mean the book where a Christian apologist interviews a bunch of other Christian apologists and then concludes - shockingly - that the Christian apologists must be right? No thanks.
You know he wrote that book almost 20 years after converting to Christianity, right? That book is not the story of his conversion, his presentation of himself as a skeptic is a literary device.
Sorry, but anyone who genuinely believes a dude came back from the dead 2,000 years ago has no room to lecture anyone else on “facts.”
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