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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick As I said in my last comment, archaeology has established that the bible is currently accurately brought down to us, however, that alone doesn't prove it to be devinely inspired. So, is there any such proof? The bible has been shown to be...

10 May 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick That our Creator must have scientific knowledge & capabilities far above ours I totally agree. On the other hand, wouldn't you agree, on further consideration, that He couldn't be humanoid because that would mean that He is material? If that is...

7 May 20

Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick Good to hear from you again. As mentioned in my last communication, there is overwhelming evidence for the existence of our Creator, who, in the bible has given Himself the name Jehovah, which means "He causes to become". But is the bible really...

7 May 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick I just googled the number of Christian denominations & World Christian Encyclopedia claims that there are more than 33,000. Mind-boggling, isn't it? Because they all disagree from one another on some points of doctrine, so how can we know which...

4 May 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick I'm happy to see that there are many things on which we can agree. I, too, am very interested in science. Without a deep personal study of the bible, some have been misled into believing that it disagrees with proven scientific facts. Some have...

1 May 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick I need to apologize & explain more clearly. I believe that, to an honest mind some things are self-evident. We all want to be treated justly & with love, therefore we should treat others in the same way. From about the age of 8 I had come to this...

29 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick Is it not true that what we are is often based on what we have learned & believed to be true? Of course, we dont have to apply what we believe. However, I am convinced that the things that I've learned from the bible (which I believe has proven...

28 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick My feeling is that true riches are not what we have, rather, they are how we feel. However, I sense that you are referring to the material needs & reasonable wants that we all require in order to enjoy contentment & satisfaction in living. In this...

27 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick I absolutely agree with your first sentence. As regards the rich, I actually feel sorry for them (not absolving them for the selfishness that some of them may have practiced in order to gain their wealth). The bible says that it's very difficult...

25 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @LaDonn you may agree that here we need a definition of poverty. I have known a few very wealthy people & by their standards I would be considered severely impoverished, nonetheless, I have no desire for their riches because I am content with a very old house...

25 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @LaDonn Perhaps you would agree that poverty is relative. If a person has true friends whom they love, adequate, satisfying food, clothing & shelter & the conviction that these will continue, then I would propose that he is richer than a billionaire who has no...

25 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @Fa_Maverick I couldn't agree more. I'm retired now but I still love to work. I find far more satisfaction in something I've made or had made for me by a friend than in something I've had to buy. However, for the very poor, even this might not be possible. My...

25 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey I was told that some have adopted the philosophy: "do no harm". This is certainly praiseworthy but perhaps you agree that it would be better to "do some good".

24 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @PetuniaPutnick Perhaps you misunderstood my remarks. It's not wrong to seek everlasting life but there are even higher goals. Jesus gave up his right to live forever as human & even ceased to exist for 3 days.

24 Apr 20

Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey @PetuniaPutnick At John 13:35 Jesus states that true Christian's must love one another as he did. He gave his life for his friends, therefore, it is required of true christians that they must be willing to do the same, they must love one another MORE than they...

24 Apr 20

Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey Lol. I think my head is spinning after reading your comment! Nonetheless, you might agree that most, if not all, have a purpose of finding & doing that which brings them satisfaction, contentment & happiness. Personally, I've found that acquiring these things...

24 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey Excellent reasoning, Ken! There is so much evidence for design throughout creation. Of course, design necessitates the existence of a designer. It seems unreasonable that such an individual, who went to such great thought & effort to design & build all that...

24 Apr 20

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Donovan Moyo @LaDonn (36) • Zimbabwe 21 Apr 20

Can we conclude that the main purpose of life is to achieve that which you were born without? Because the poor set their goals to being rich and a child to growing up. So humans find their will to live in mystery

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Dahwhey It could be selfish to live just so that we could live more. Would it not be so much more satisfying if we live so that we can GIVE more. This certainly makes sense if the greatest happiness to be had comes from giving, as our creator tells us (& He set the...

23 Apr 20

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Dahwhey @Dahwhey (22) • Canada 22 Apr 20

Imagine a time, friend, when death is no more, No sickness or aging, no starving or poor. Imagine each one owns a home they enjoy, Has work that brings pleasure, their hands to employ. Imagine a world where there's never a...

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Dahwhey Appreciate the response, sis, but I'm a bro. The name is chinese (Dahwhey). I chose it several years ago when my wife & I took a chinese course. It sounds similar to my english name but I chose it because I really like the meaning, which is "comforter",...

22 Apr 20

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