Critical Thinking
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Post #35 – The Summer Doldrums
DEFINITION:“the summer doldrums” is used to describe the hot, lazy days of summer.—- https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/doldrums 33 PERCENTAbout 1/3 of Americans changed their Fourth of July travel plans due to rising gasoline costs, according to a poll by Emerson College. The average gas price across the United States is at $4.807 per gallon as of July 4.… Continue reading
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Post #34 – Summer Sizzles
Reflections after the 4th:When a man or woman follows their conscience and God’s Word and directs their course in life without turning or hesitation, they might be called patriots. QUOTE:”When the psalmists and Old Testament prophets saw politically, economically, or religiously powerful people being unjust, corrupt, or excessively violent, they prayed and spoke out in… Continue reading
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Post #26 – Troubles in Bits & Pieces
We cannot shield wrong-headed people (those who show lousy or terrible judgment) from the consequences of their want of self-control. As much we may pity them for the suffering they have brought on themselves, it is better to let things take their course. When you start to bail them out, there will usually be a… Continue reading
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Post #25 – Life in Bits & Pieces
Laziness and idleness have two miserable effects.(1) They will slowly, gradually, and without notice sink the mind into a dull stupidity and a “don’t give a damn” about the most necessary things.(2) They will reduce a man to extreme want and poverty, eventually tempting him to use dishonest means for a livelihood. By the time… Continue reading
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