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How Does Bombshell Affect The Mind Of God?
"Within every person is the understanding of who God is. Don't let the devil lie to you by living in his cause, curse and course of action, doomed for hell with his wicked angels. We have no excuse!" ~ Jon Barnes

Beliefs

Stack the deck by using God's commandments as a base. Load the bases and hit the grand slam home run by understanding that God created the universe and all things considered and not considered. Melt your mind with the mind of God for clarity, concepts, and conviction. Focus on the fundamental truth, which is the foundation of creation, the multiplication of mankind, and the universal provisions created by God that sustains us all.

Behaviors

It is unthinkable that we created ourselves or some big band theory of nonsense can ever explain the great handy work God has created in the heavens and on earth. How arrogant we humans have become. This symphony of unison, one accord, teamwork, and movement of stars speaks and coexist across the galaxies clear into the unknown and back again, without a glitch, from the beginning of time. Our bad behaviors are also consistent from the beginning of time as well.

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The problem is we wicked people want to enslave God to make Him do what we want, satisfying our lust, desires, and motives. Let's just be honest about this. Why else did we kill Christ? We thought that we could kill Him and get away with it. LOL! Yeah, the laugh is on us! Boom, drop the mic. We humans are pretty stupid!

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