Posts Tagged belief
For those of you out there with a lot on your mind, take a three minute break and partake in the joys of my poetry. This one goes out to all the students in the middle of midterms season.
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"Where do I go from here?
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10.10.2011| The Fish Tank | Christopher Hopper
Quite often, Christianity presents us with many questions as well as answers. Some of these questions arise from our actions in the past and their result on the future. One prevalent question deals with the effect of lying on our redemption and how to cope when others lie to us and when we ourse
09.28.2011| The Fish Tank | Christopher Hopper
"Love is like playing the piano. First you must learn to play by the rules, then you must forget the rules and play from your heart"
--Unknown
Of late, I've been (trying) to keep up with a discourse on the voluntary/involuntary nature of faith.There has been an intellectual interplay of argu
06.21.2011| The Fish Tank | jihyechoi
Happy Birthday to me! Happy Birthday to me! Oh, how I look forward to growing just another year older today... and hopefully a little wiser also. However, age is an interesting conundrum. As we age, we move one step farther from the crib and one step closer to the grave. What does it all mea
06.10.2011| The Fish Tank | Christopher Hopper
Why do you think the way you do? Could it be the way you were raised or maybe the the social circle that you hang out with? All of these are great possibilities, but one that gets frequently overlooked is that of the media. Everyday, we are inundated with thousands of advertisements from windo
03.31.2011| The Fish Tank | Christopher Hopper
"What do I want to do with my life?" the ever-wary college student contemplates as he moves one day closer to graduation day. Doubt creeps into his mind as he realizes that he will soon move into a world where he will have to steer his own ship. He knows he doesn’t have complete control over t
02.22.2011| The Fish Tank | Christopher Hopper
The recent snowstorm on the east coast may seem inconvenient, but it represents something a little greater that we often take for granted: Time. In a world of convenience and speed, it becomes so easy for us to work or go to school far from our families, and hope we can get home just in time for t
12.29.2010| The Fish Tank | Christopher Hopper