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Then the shepherds said, “Nah, we’ll pass.”
People will sing songs about a “Silent Night” and a “Holy Night” and sing about peace while having no idea what true Peace is. Continue reading
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Tagged angels, Christian, christmas decorations, christmas story, good news, inspirational, lost meaning, materialism, meaning, modern retelling, purpose, tradition, wise men
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Do you remember last Christmas? I don’t.
I’m thoroughly enjoying this Christmas season. I mean, apart from all the normal bickering about “the reason for the season,” I’m enjoying looking at Christmas lights, hearing Christmas carols and opening cards brought each day by the postman. (Aside: I … Continue reading
Posted in change, Christianity, Christmas, chronic illness, End Stage Liver Disease, facing death, hope, Liver disease, organ donation, Organ transplant
Tagged Christ in Christmas, christmas story, encephalopathy, forget, forgive, home, lifestyle, nativity, religion, spirituality, traditions
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