He was an educated, intelligent, cultured person. He understood the meaning of "rue."
How can a Christian "rue" what is God's will?
It's all good.
I still write those AI letters. I also click on over fifty charity sites a day. It's a bit obsessive. (Some, like Doctors Without Borders, you can click on 20 times.) If I forget to do it one day, I feel guilty the next day.
Here is, while we're on this subject, a site that collects all in one place many charity sites.
The top several in both the Hunger section and the Environment section (which you reach after clicking Next, at the bottom of the column) are my favorites.
Until a few days ago, there was a site where you could drag a dollar a day into a piggy bank and a philanthropist contributed a dollar to charity. I guess he went broke.
quickdonations.com
I believe they do effectively block it. The rue-ing. I could sit on the edge of my bed with my eyes closed or in view of a panoramic vista and get my head into a place where I didn't rue, too. It would feel wrong to do it, though, because there's no God. |
