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17th February 2015, 08:17 PM
Some people say that nobody is perfect
Here is my response......
EVERYBODY is perfect!
Why? It is the way you see perfect! You guys imagine perfect hair, perfect clothes, no mistakes, perfect talents, but I see it as being yourself, making mistakes, and learning. That is what god wanted. If people would make mistakes and learn from them, I am sure he would say "perfect", because that is what he wants! Another thing that will surprise you a bit is this following message: Be negative. Approach your mistakes with a positive tine, but be negative. How will you learn from this mistake? How will it impact you? Will they like me ever again? Those negative thoughts help you learn from your mistakes, you just have to know how, and everybody knows how! We need to over think some things, so we have more time to see how we can redeem our selves. Like I said, approach with a positive tone, but think NEGATIVE! The thought seems dark, but it is true! If nobody is perfect, nobody would be admired by friends! If everybody thought positive, they would not see the depth of their mistakes and their mistakes would impact their future!
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17th February 2015, 08:27 PM
your right 
-yoyo
and i really like your response
-yoyoand i really like your response
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17th February 2015, 09:02 PM
I somewhat agree and understand what you're trying to say. I don't exactly see being perfect that way. The way I see perfect: Jesus Christ. Yeah, no mistakes, knowing what's best for every situation, having the right behavior all of the time, always being truthful, and all that good stuff! Appearance doesn't matter at all. And, the only one who has those characteristics is the Lord and nobody else is perfect, as no human can possibly be that way. God doesn't want you to be negative. He gives us freedom and gives us the right to think however he want, but the life he wants to live is a life filled with a positive attitude and loving him and accepting him as your savior, worshipping him, knowing that he's always there for you no matter what you're going through. He does want you to learn from your mistakes, and being positive while doing it. The way I see negativity is discouraging others. To never admit your mistakes and look at the dark side of situations instead of the bright side. Positivity is important. "I made a mistake. However, I've learned from that mistake and I will from now on follow the path that Jesus wants to be follow. Whenever I make mistakes, I will think about them and learn from them. I will always try to look at the brighter side of every situation from now on. Also, I'm sorry for what I said to you. I will make sure to always be respectful from now on. This is the new me." That's an example of one apparently saying something rude to another, and being positive about the situation and learning from that. Positivity is always important, always.
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17th February 2015, 09:19 PM
Rebecca wrote on 17th February 2015 09:02 PM:
I somewhat agree and understand what you're trying to say. I don't exactly see being perfect that way. The way I see perfect: Jesus Christ. Yeah, no mistakes, knowing what's best for every situation, having the right behavior all of the time, always being truthful, and all that good stuff! Appearance doesn't matter at all. And, the only one who has those characteristics is the Lord and nobody else is perfect, as no human can possibly be that way. God doesn't want you to be negative. He gives us freedom and gives us the right to think however he want, but the life he wants to live is a life filled with a positive attitude and loving him and accepting him as your savior, worshipping him, knowing that he's always there for you no matter what you're going through. He does want you to learn from your mistakes, and being positive while doing it. The way I see negativity is discouraging others. To never admit your mistakes and look at the dark side of situations instead of the bright side. Positivity is important. "I made a mistake. However, I've learned from that mistake and I will from now on follow the path that Jesus wants to be follow. Whenever I make mistakes, I will think about them and learn from them. I will always try to look at the brighter side of every situation from now on. Also, I'm sorry for what I said to you. I will make sure to always be respectful from now on. This is the new me." That's an example of one apparently saying something rude to another, and being positive about the situation and learning from that. Positivity is always important, always.
From what you see, Jesus once made mistakes.
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17th February 2015, 09:28 PM
Yoyo The Royal Cat wrote on 17th February 2015 09:19 PM:
Rebecca said on 17th February 2015 09:02 PM:
I somewhat agree and understand what you're trying to say. I don't exactly see being perfect that way. The way I see perfect: Jesus Christ. Yeah, no mistakes, knowing what's best for every situation, having the right behavior all of the time, always being truthful, and all that good stuff! Appearance doesn't matter at all. And, the only one who has those characteristics is the Lord and nobody else is perfect, as no human can possibly be that way. God doesn't want you to be negative. He gives us freedom and gives us the right to think however he want, but the life he wants to live is a life filled with a positive attitude and loving him and accepting him as your savior, worshipping him, knowing that he's always there for you no matter what you're going through. He does want you to learn from your mistakes, and being positive while doing it. The way I see negativity is discouraging others. To never admit your mistakes and look at the dark side of situations instead of the bright side. Positivity is important. "I made a mistake. However, I've learned from that mistake and I will from now on follow the path that Jesus wants to be follow. Whenever I make mistakes, I will think about them and learn from them. I will always try to look at the brighter side of every situation from now on. Also, I'm sorry for what I said to you. I will make sure to always be respectful from now on. This is the new me." That's an example of one apparently saying something rude to another, and being positive about the situation and learning from that. Positivity is always important, always.
From what you see, Jesus once made mistakes.
I somewhat agree and understand what you're trying to say. I don't exactly see being perfect that way. The way I see perfect: Jesus Christ. Yeah, no mistakes, knowing what's best for every situation, having the right behavior all of the time, always being truthful, and all that good stuff! Appearance doesn't matter at all. And, the only one who has those characteristics is the Lord and nobody else is perfect, as no human can possibly be that way. God doesn't want you to be negative. He gives us freedom and gives us the right to think however he want, but the life he wants to live is a life filled with a positive attitude and loving him and accepting him as your savior, worshipping him, knowing that he's always there for you no matter what you're going through. He does want you to learn from your mistakes, and being positive while doing it. The way I see negativity is discouraging others. To never admit your mistakes and look at the dark side of situations instead of the bright side. Positivity is important. "I made a mistake. However, I've learned from that mistake and I will from now on follow the path that Jesus wants to be follow. Whenever I make mistakes, I will think about them and learn from them. I will always try to look at the brighter side of every situation from now on. Also, I'm sorry for what I said to you. I will make sure to always be respectful from now on. This is the new me." That's an example of one apparently saying something rude to another, and being positive about the situation and learning from that. Positivity is always important, always.
From what you see, Jesus once made mistakes.
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17th February 2015, 09:43 PM
Rebecca wrote on 17th February 2015 09:28 PM:
Yoyo The Royal Cat said on 17th February 2015 09:19 PM:
Rebecca said on 17th February 2015 09:02 PM:
I somewhat agree and understand what you're trying to say. I don't exactly see being perfect that way. The way I see perfect: Jesus Christ. Yeah, no mistakes, knowing what's best for every situation, having the right behavior all of the time, always being truthful, and all that good stuff! Appearance doesn't matter at all. And, the only one who has those characteristics is the Lord and nobody else is perfect, as no human can possibly be that way. God doesn't want you to be negative. He gives us freedom and gives us the right to think however he want, but the life he wants to live is a life filled with a positive attitude and loving him and accepting him as your savior, worshipping him, knowing that he's always there for you no matter what you're going through. He does want you to learn from your mistakes, and being positive while doing it. The way I see negativity is discouraging others. To never admit your mistakes and look at the dark side of situations instead of the bright side. Positivity is important. "I made a mistake. However, I've learned from that mistake and I will from now on follow the path that Jesus wants to be follow. Whenever I make mistakes, I will think about them and learn from them. I will always try to look at the brighter side of every situation from now on. Also, I'm sorry for what I said to you. I will make sure to always be respectful from now on. This is the new me." That's an example of one apparently saying something rude to another, and being positive about the situation and learning from that. Positivity is always important, always.
From what you see, Jesus once made mistakes.
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Rebecca said on 17th February 2015 09:02 PM:
I somewhat agree and understand what you're trying to say. I don't exactly see being perfect that way. The way I see perfect: Jesus Christ. Yeah, no mistakes, knowing what's best for every situation, having the right behavior all of the time, always being truthful, and all that good stuff! Appearance doesn't matter at all. And, the only one who has those characteristics is the Lord and nobody else is perfect, as no human can possibly be that way. God doesn't want you to be negative. He gives us freedom and gives us the right to think however he want, but the life he wants to live is a life filled with a positive attitude and loving him and accepting him as your savior, worshipping him, knowing that he's always there for you no matter what you're going through. He does want you to learn from your mistakes, and being positive while doing it. The way I see negativity is discouraging others. To never admit your mistakes and look at the dark side of situations instead of the bright side. Positivity is important. "I made a mistake. However, I've learned from that mistake and I will from now on follow the path that Jesus wants to be follow. Whenever I make mistakes, I will think about them and learn from them. I will always try to look at the brighter side of every situation from now on. Also, I'm sorry for what I said to you. I will make sure to always be respectful from now on. This is the new me." That's an example of one apparently saying something rude to another, and being positive about the situation and learning from that. Positivity is always important, always.
From what you see, Jesus once made mistakes.
no
I dont want to argue, but Jesus is god and he wanted to see what it was like to be a human. Humans naturally make sins, but this is only from what we learn