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Friday, July 21
it's not a matter of whether there is enough time, but whether we think something is important enough for us to make time for it


the central problem of economics is that of scarcity
unbridled wants, limited resources
time, too, is scarce
it cannot be earned, but it can be spent
but what seems to be insufficient to satiate our limitless wants
is often spent doing absolutely nothing
or nothing of significance

God promised to provide us everything that we need
like everything else that doesn't seem enough
it's not a matter of what we have
but how we view what we have

time is often in excess
but we find few things important enough for us to spend our time on
and let time fly past
for time slows down when we speed up
and speeds up as we slow down

is God unworthy for us to spend time
to be in His presence?
or have we chosen to place Him in a position of insignificance?
because He willingly brought Himself down to our plebeian class
it's only human to err, and forget how great He truly is.


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