So you deny you owe me any love.
Tanith Lee, from Night’s Master
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So you deny you owe me any love.
Tanith Lee, from Night’s Master

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It is not unloving, ungracious, or intolerant to affirm and defend sound doctrine, even when doing so may cause the world to hate us. Today, Burk Parsons urges us to contend for the Christian faith out of love for God and for our neighbors.
'We should pray,' said he, making me feel like a very grubby fourth-form infant, 'to be delivered from cleverness, because clever people end by finding that nothing is worth while'. So I said, rather ungraciously, that probably nothing was worth while, and he gave the funniest twinkle from under his thick eyebrows and replied: 'You must not think that, or you will become a bore.'
Dorothy L. Sayers, The Documents in the Case
If we think we know all theology, but are arrogant, ungracious, pugnacious, and hardhearted, we don't know theology at all.
Burk Parsons
Curiouser and curiouser . . . that a person, presented with what they wanted most, could seem so miserable about it.
Brandon Taylor, from The Late Americans

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Todays Word Of The Day is: Brusque
Brusque originates from the French brusque(rough). The French word derives from the Italian brusco(sharp). The Italian word derives from Latin bruscum(coarse). English usage of the word began in the mid-17th century.
Meanspirited
t is said that “hurt people hurt people.” For those people who are meanspirited and who hurt people, they are not pleasant to be around.
Someone who is meanspirited is ungenerous, mean, petty and unwilling to forgive. If this behaviour is allowed to continue, meanspirited people may also bring emotional harm to others. The Universe will always judge people doing things that are deliberately spiteful, unfavourably.
Being meanspirited is often linked to a troubled past. Where we rely on our experiences, our past and our environment, those things shape who we become. Meanspirited people don’t always outwardly care what others think.
While on occasions we may have been mean at times, those who are continually mean can become spiteful, although they may not believe they are being mean, they’re just being honest. Those who are meanspirited don’t always care what others think, which in itself is a problem.
It is important we find ways of interacting with like-minded people who are kind, respectful and considerate. In stressful times we don’t always stop to think how we are. Where we may not think we are meanspirited, those on the receiving end will know.
Underneath there is always a different version of ourselves. Underneath the exterior there was always a kind side to me. We’re not born meanspirited, our environment very much defines our personalities.
When we are able to stand back on ourselves, we may start to heal and change. Staying present is very much what is needed, the more present we are, the more we will be in control of how we present to the world.
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