Thou shalt not take the name of they Lord God in vain, and that’s what you do every time you capitalize “lord” when using it as an interjection. Bookmark this Word Confusion from KD Did It to keep track of when and where.
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Courageous Virtue: A Bible Study on Moral Excellence for Womenin Paperback edition on December 1, 2000 and has 102 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon This is part of the Courageous Studies for Women bible study series. Disclaimer: I hadn’t realized when I joined this contest last winter that this was a) religious, and b) a study guide for the Bible. I am agnostic and not aligned with a particular religion. I did accept going into this contest that I would be obligated to provide a review, so I’m reviewing, just keep in mind that I’ll be skeptical. My Take I do have a problem with the premise that because one is “Christian”, one is more loved by God, more heroic, more good, more virtuous, more just, more whatever. I believe that any of these (and other) virtues are achievable by any human being no matter their religious beliefs. Any person is capable of being just; you don’t have to be a Christian to respect others. As for “faith, hope, and love (charity) […]
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Five short stories in the military science fiction anthology that is sixth in the Worlds of Honor series, a part of the Honorverse.
December Worth never met a rule she didn’t want to break, as the numerous institutions that expelled her can attest. Bravery she can handle. Love she’s less sure about, especially if it involves believing in fairytales. And Hans Winter is definitely a fairytale, trapped, frozen as a statue at the school.
It’s simply too confusing for too many who don’t grasp the concept of whether its status is of possessive or determiner.