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  • Another True Story

    Sometimes I get really angry that a girl I love doesn’t show me love, so I block her, and then live to bitterly regret it. Continue reading

  • True Story

    Sometimes I think I’m thinking the thoughts of others. Continue reading

  • Question

    Overwhelmed with indescribable stressI lay under my duvetPraying helplessly. I thought it was real –The interplay in my mindBetween my father and I. Today’s revelation:These episodes of interactionAre all in my mind.Why didn’t someone love me enoughTo get to know meAnd let me know? No, we’ll inject him was poison. That’ll ‘heal’ him. On one… Continue reading

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  • Severe stress and coping with it

    Friends, I have what feels like an enormous mess of a family situation, and I have reached a point where after decades of struggling and striving to change things for the better, I am going to stop doing so. My plan is to simply be thankful for whatever God sends my way, hour by hour… Continue reading

  • More Limericks

    An eager explorer named DaveGot stuck to a rock in a caveHe screamed, “Let me out!”And his wife was aboutBut she just told poor Dave to “Behave!” An athletic chili named SueJumped out from a beef and leek stewWithout taking timeShe looked at the limeAnd yelled, “You should get out of that too!” A voiceover… Continue reading

  • Science is evil

    Scientists are playing God. They aren’t healing anyone, they are harming everyone. The only thing anyone needs in order to be happy and healthy is a relationship with God. Continue reading

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My name is Steven Nicholas Colborne.
I’m an author, musician and counsellor from the United Kingdom. On this blog, I write about matters of philosophy and religion and share a variety of personal articles.

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Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy whole heart and with all thy soul and with all thy mind, and thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself.

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