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Topic	So, this may be the end of me
Tsuyoi3 05/19/22 12:49:44 PM #32:	KINDERFELD posted... Do you have anything planned in terms of care, should things take a turn for the worse? I assume hospice will happen if it gets there.. I get disability and have insurance. I've already sorta taken care of funeral arrangements before it even got to this bad. Jabodie posted... I'm in the process of reading through the Bible one book at a time. It's been a couple years, and I'm in Ezekiel right now. Ecclesiastes was always my favorite, and it probably still is. But I haven't read them all yet. Looking into them more in depth, Ecclesiastes is an odd one with how pessimistic it is. It practically goes against everything. Ezekiel is interesting historically. I remember reading recently about how certain things may be exaggerations, but that doesn't necessarily make it meaningless. They may have found David's fortress, as well as Sodom, thanks to a site pretty obviously hit by a meteor or something. Very interesting things. Biblical archeology has shook my faith and yet strengthened in some ways. --- Manliness transcends both space, and time. <cite>Tsuyoi3 posted [p:965153404] in So, this m... [t:80026423]...</cite> <quote>KINDERFELD posted... </cite> <quote>Do you have anything planned in terms of care, should things take a turn for the worse?</quote>I assume hospice will happen if it gets there.. I get disability and have insurance. I've already sorta taken care of funeral arrangements before it even got to this bad. Jabodie posted... </cite> <quote>I'm in the process of reading through the Bible one book at a time. It's been a couple years, and I'm in Ezekiel right now. Ecclesiastes was always my favorite, and it probably still is. But I haven't read them all yet.</quote>Looking into them more in depth, Ecclesiastes is an odd one with how pessimistic it is. It practically goes against everything. Ezekiel is interesting historically. I remember reading recently about how certain things may be exaggerations, but that doesn't necessarily make it meaningless. They may have found David's fortress, as well as Sodom, thanks to a site pretty obviously hit by a meteor or something. Very interesting things. Biblical archeology has shook my faith and yet strengthened in some ways. --- Manliness transcends both space, and time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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