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See John Newton's story here Also while I like "Amazing Grace", my favorite hymn is of a different sort. See "It is Well with my Soul" |
That <i>is</i> the definition I'm using. Interesting link, anyway. I never knew the song's origins!
This quote from the link describes the problem I have with the song:<i><blockquote>For the rest of his life he observed the anniversary of May 10, 1748 as the day of his conversion, a day of humiliation in which he subjected his will to a higher power.</blockquote></i>I just think that's terrible. And I think being humble is a pretty important quality in a person. |
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bagpipes play the music, they don't recite the lyrics. |
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Still LMAO...... |
http://www.snopes.com/religion/amazing.htm for more info.
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On a partially unrelated thought, I decided some years ago that when I died, I wanted to be posed rather than placed in a box, and would like "Prop me up beside the jukebox when I die" played, in lieu of any really meaningful stuff.
It's important to get last licks when you can. My brother also suggested a push button that would activate a remote control system which would point my arm to a random person and in my voice, cry, "You Killed Me!" |
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From the link on Newton's story;
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Bruce -
That is how Christians try to justify other Christians' behavior. "He raped and killed that little girl, but he used lube and the killing was as humane as possible." Ridiculous, isn't it? |
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I don't know what they're complaining about. They've got Nothing But Net.
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Blam! Blam! *Bloot!* *Bleep!* Yeah, "Amazing Grace" on the bagpipes makes me misty. So does Louis Armstrong singing "What a Wonderful World." |
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