2016 December

CONTENTMENT – – – TO ACHIEVE ? – – – OR – – – TO BE ?

Accomplishment may give satisfaction, but it takes more to experience contentment.

When we achieve, and reach a goal of completing something, we feel good, for awhile.

Then we must find something more to do if we are to feel good again.

Getting something done, getting paid, getting stuff, getting happy—it has to be repeated.

So how do we get contentment—or do we just experience contentment when it happens?

“Food + Clothes = Contentment” —–His Book

“Godliness + Contentment = Great Gain (Success)” —–His Book

Therefore,

Godliness + Food + Clothes = Success

“I have learned in whatever state I am, therewith to be content.” —–His Book

So, you can’t “achieve contentment”—you can only “be content.”

But we can “learn . . . to be content.”

When the righteous right Americans lose, they buy guns and keep their powder dry.

When the leftist liberal UN-Americans lose, they buy “rioters for hire” and burn down America.

The unbelievable, “unredeemable deplorables” spoke with their vote, but they did not give up their guns.

The first amendment gives five rights to keep us free.

This means we “redress grievances” at the ballot box.

The second amendment gives a second option in case the first one fails to stop a wayward government.

We just learned that the first amendment works, even today.

But the day we give up any of the second amendment, we will lose all the other freedoms.

If you include the pattern of dead people voting,

in a survey of potential voters,

dead people polled overwhelmingly for Clinton.