People who don’t like coffee 10/22/2009
I know a lot of people who don’t like the taste of coffee. That’s OK with me because I have this theory...since God is the one who makes our taste buds, He is the one who is responsible for why some people like the taste of some things and don’t like the taste of other things. I also believe that since God assigned me these particular taste buds, that I should not be offended if someone doesn’t care for coffee like I do. In fact, if they drank coffee when clearly they were never intended to be a coffee drinker, they would be stealing the coffee that God intended for someone else. Because of these facts, I don’t see why some people go on and on about how bad they think coffee tastes. They should just accept the obvious – they were never intended to like it in the first place. So, they should just give it a rest. After all, they probably like the taste of broccoli or cauliflower or some other yucky tasting food that other sane people wouldn’t touch with a ten foot pole. Oops….sorry. See how easy it is to degrade people who are just made a little bit different than you are? Drink what you like…and let others like what they like. | Categories Bruce Porter
Imaginating is the art of imagining what could be and using whatever resources available to you to create something beautiful, amazing, and beneficial to others. I have this strong belief that being "created in the likeness and image of God" is really about our unique ability to create like The Creator - to simply think of something that doesn't exist and make it happen. Its a gift I believe everyone possesses. How much we use it is up to us. It is the big WOW - the AHA of life - that we can ponder what could be and do something about it. Whether it be in the arts, restoring relationships, righting an injustice, or creating pleasing environments, I believe we are destined to imagine what part we can play in imagining and creating whatever, to inspire, help, and enrich the lives of others for the common good. CategoriesArchivesNovember 2009 |
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