Honne Sick Today ;) Sick at Honne today ;(

I guess I shoud be c1eaning....shou1d (question nnark) hee hee (that key is broke ;) but I kinda 1ike the nnystery ;) I 1ike puzz1es. We11 I 1ike word puzzes ;) oh yeah, thats the other two keys not working ha ha ;) can you get that (i wou1d say hnn nn nn here but no nn ;( its a 1itt1e tuff for nne hee hee pride and s1oth~~~nny two biggest defects. But not 1ooking up 1 the words i ann not sure of is growth for nne today ;) ha ha I ann so sick ;) I 1ove that! I ann just 1ike you ;)
and a11 the other artists i 1ike ;) we a11 1ike ;) friends have conn nnan inter rests. hnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

1ove this song ;) ur never gonna take nne down by kj 5 2 ;) turn it up 1oud!!! The ouder the best ;) Yah1111 ha ha ha ha

ok get it 1s for !!! and i 1eft unn ;) growth see

ok but then i dont cap and i do abrev. cuz i can and 1ike to for nne i write u see.
i speak for nne ousie (1ook it up ;) ousie > ousie
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Ousia (Οὐσία) is the Ancient Greek noun formed on the feminine present participle of εἶναι (to be); it is analogous to the English participle being, and the modern philosophy adjectival ontic. Ousia is often translated (sometimes incorrectly) to Latin as substantia and essentia, and to English as substance and essence; and (loosely) also as (contextually) the Latin word accident — [1] which conflicts with the denotation of symbebekós, given that Aristotle uses symbebekós in showing that inhuman things (objects) also are substantive.[2]
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[edit]Philosophic and scientific use

The Greek philosophers Plato and Aristotle used ousia in their ontologies; their denotations are the contemporary philosophic and theological usages. Aristotle used ousia in creating animal phyla in biology, ousia denoting that which is shared: essence, form, and nature, and hypostasis denoting that which is particular: an individual instance or thing.
Much later, Martin Heidegger said that the original meaning of the word ousia was lost in its translation to the Latin, and, subsequently, in its translation to modern languages. For him, ousia means Being, not substance, that is, not some thing or some being that "stood"(-stance) "under"(sub-). Moreover, he also uses the bi-nomial parousia-apousia, denoting presence-absence, and hypostasis denoting existence.
[edit]Theological significance

Origen, (d. 251) used ousia in defining God as one genus of ousia, while being three, distinct species of hypostasis: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The Synods of Antioch condemned the word homoousios (same substance) because it originated in pagan Greek philosophy. The Paul of Samosata entry of the Catholic Encyclopedia says:
It must be regarded as certain that the council, which condemned Paul, rejected the term homoousios; but, naturally, only in a false sense, used by Paul; not, it seems, because he meant by it a unity of Hypostasis in the Trinity (so St. Hilary), but because he intended, by it, a common substance, out of which both Father and Son proceeded, or which it divided between them — so St. Basil and St. Athanasius; but the question is not clear. The objectors to the Nicene doctrine in the fourth century made copious use of this disapproval of the Nicene word by a famous council.[3]
The general agreed upon meaning of ousia in Eastern Christianity is all that subsist by itself and which has not its being in another.[4] In contrast to hypostasis which is used to mean reality or existence.[5]
In 325, the First Council of Nicaea condemned Arianism and formulated a creed, which stated that in the Godhead the Son was Homoousios (same in substance) of the Father. However, controversy did not stop and many Eastern clerics rejected the term because of its earlier condemnation in the usage of Paul of Samosata. Subsequent Emperors Constantius II and Valens supported Arianism and theologians came up with alternative wordings like Homoios (similar) homoiousios (similar in substance), or Anomoios (unsimilar). While the Homoios achieved the support of several councils and the Emperors, those of an opposing view were suppressed. The adherents of the Homoiousios eventually joined forces with the (mostly Western) adherents of the Homoousios and accepted the formulation of the Nicene creed.


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Ok, stating that ;) I wrote a note to a friend today - we11 a brother in christ ;) with si. word p1ay fascinations & the 1ove of God and The Ho1y Trinity ;) I ann so proud of Jason for doing sonnething good with his fanne & fortune. He1ping others is what we are to do, no nnatter what. Give God the g1ory and the credit. Fo11ow the 1ord. HE gives us a11 the beauty & g1ory and joy. We give hinn back grief ha ha ha oi1 spi11s and our rushed, fear based way of 1iving is fo11owing the wrong god. We get side tracked by evi. Satan is the nnaster of disguise and father of ies. He uses soke and nnirrors to nnake Fa1se Evidence Appear Rea1 (Thanks Jack Canfi1ed for that nnention ;) F.E.A.R


If we know our eney, stay cose to God. Know that their IS a huge Spiritua1 batt1e going on right in front of us. You cant see it in the air but what u cant see is what can hurt u the ost. so i have 4 kids and 2 broken nnarriages, grew up with vio1ence, drinking, rage, God, Satan, ove & Hate.

I teach nny kids about the TRUTH. What is rea1. What just IS>

So know the book. know the story. know your part. know your journey.

This is nny journey ;) God he1p nne!!!!! I need you dai1y, every nnin. I ca11 u out! I seek your g1ory! I kne11 to you in shanne. NNake nne nnore 1ike u. Give nne ur powers ur strength and wisdonn. Thank u for nny nnentors ;) Thank u for ur Trinity!!! Thank u for ur teachings!!!! Thank u for nnaking the worst - the best!

Thank u that I have seen it a11. Thank u for the pain. Thank u for the G1ory ;) Thank u for nnaking evi so I cou1d 1earn and have a choice. So I cou1d bond with U so I can ride on ur G1ORY. Your Grace Your NNercy (caps are hard, sorry ;) hee hee I 1ove Gods sense of huor. Thank u 1ord for a11 that u give nne and a11 the bad that u take away. Thank u God for nny chi1dren and protecting us a11 the way! He1p us do your wi11 a1ways! Thank u for forgiving a11 nny sins. Thank u for teaching nne and 1oving nne and giving nne the desire to serve you. God is 1ove. A11 good is fronn God ;) A11 bad is evi1 ~ there is on1y two sides. Good & Bad. Pick a side. Be a trained sou1jer (I think it is spe1t different1y here in the US ;) But I 1ike things different. Weird is different, Different is Good ;) 1ove that! See, God uses the nnost un1ike1y. Be ur God given se1f ;) Be U Dance in that! Ce1ebrate ur 1ife! God says rejoice in ur probs so... party on peop1e ;) Dont hurt urse1ves 1ove ur se1f 1ove ur body take care of it, be a good exannp1e, he1p others, do the right thing and 1ook to God dai1y for guidance and teachings, strength and wisdonn, C1ARITY & joy ;) HE IS NNIGHTY & wants to 1avish you with gifts and b1essings ;) Your dreann 1ife can happen u just need to do ur part - wait, s1ow, fo11ow directions, obey, drink water, eat who1e foods, have strong nnusc1es, be happy, p1ay, be creative, respect urse1f and others respect nature respect God