Another gem from WellingtonGrey.net….this needs no explanation and is clearly backed by the evidence of all human advances. The net? Sure, you can pray – meditation can have some psychological benefit, but work has a better outcome.
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The Power of Work vs. The Power of Prayer
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This is ALL WRONG! The checks sould ALL be on Prayer.
Who said that prayer won’t fix the problem?
The material realm depends on the spiritual realm. If you want to see something “moves” in the material realm, you must win it first in the spiritual realm.
Now, that’s the thing not much people aware about. That’s why we’re sweating on many stuff here and there.
Tell you what Ri, you pray and I’ll work. Work has the better demonstrated ROI.
@ Ri/ZMAN: Feel free to fix the above picture through the power of prayer.
Prayer Works! Normally a person that prays also works, but people who don’t work are normally Atheists.
Caiden, I hope that prayer works for you, you’ll clearly need it to compensate for other shortcomings.