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Do you want to appear and sound more spiritual? You will need to learn some Christianese and practice the following:

When you pray, don't forget to use praises like "I just pray that..." Adding and repeating "just" is a sure sign of humility, and it increases the chances of your prayers being answered. There should be an amendment to add the repetition of "just" in the Lord's prayer.

When you preach, say "you and I" even when used incorrectly most of the time.

Constantly say "repent of your sin(s)" although this phrase is not found at all or rarely used in any reputable Bible translations.

Eat Chick-fil-a and pretend it is somehow miraculously much better than other fast food. It is a spiritually approved food, except on Sundays; Chick-fil-a is closed. But you can buy it on Saturday and store it for consumption on Sunday, like the Manna in the OT. But unlike the Manna in the OT, Chick-fil-a can remain unspoiled for months, even if you hoard extra on any given day.

Extra Tip:
Drive a mini van.

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It's strange to many people that the horrific death by #crucifixion of #Jesus is so important to #Christian belief. Here are some of my thoughts on this, in a #sermon for Palm/Passion Sunday in 2019. It's based on the #lectionary texts for this coming Sunday
#PalmSunday
#PassionSunday
peterwnimmo.co.uk/2022/04/07/t

Rev Peter W Nimmo · The Strange Power of the Cross: a sermon for Palm/Passion Sunday
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