Mark Kamibaya

@S-G-Dewey welcome to the bestistest place on the internet! *squeals* I said it first guys!

*ahem* Yes. Hello. Very pleased to make your acquaintance, Daughter of Eve. Even if your mum’s name isn’t Helen. And even if you are in fact human. 😉 I assume you write primarily fantasy? What’s your favorite thing about writing, if you can pick just…[Read more]

@ethryndal Okay, I won’t melt you. (dragon snappers, as a general rule, don’t melt people 😉 ) And of course, if you wanted spark, it is your story and you have freedom to do whichever you please.

@anne-swiftblade You’re so disobedient. *shakes head*
😛

@anne-swiftblade *stubbornly crosses arms* No. No adding to my ideas. No no no no no.

Just Kidding. Go ahead. 😛 😀

@anne-swiftblade *stubbornly crosses arms* No. No adding to my ideas. No no no no no.

Just Kidding. Go ahead. :P:D

@winter-rose Hmm, to show emotion in memory would could very much use facial expressions. Smiley faces, like emojis. I also like your idea of using texture. Angry memories could be rough and spiky, sad memories could be icy slick, to portray tears, and happy memories could be warm and fuzzy. Oh! You could use temperature as well.
As for storage,…[Read more]

I’ll be writing for about an hour here.

@Dragon-Snapper Okay, Okay, don’t melt me! While pretending to sleep last night, I finally decided Flame is it. I really like Spark (it was my first pick, and despite what you say, aliteration IS awesome 😛 ) but for some reason, when I say it, it keeps making me think of Sparky the firehouse dog or something. I think I’m going to have the bad…[Read more]

@ethryndal No…no… don’t change your mind!!!! Please! Silver Flame is awesome!! I repeat, DO NOT CHANGE YOUR MIND! 🙁
And I’ll confess…Alliteration, in my mind, is not always awesome. *duck flying daggers* Silver Spark, I can’t imagine it. But Silver Flame, that just puts an amazing picture in my head.
Don’t do it, Ethryndal…
(sparks are…[Read more]

@ehtryndal No…no… don’t change your mind!!!! Please! Silver Flame is awesome!! I repeat, DO NOT CHANGE YOUR MIND! 🙁
And I’ll confess…Alliteration, is not always awesome. *duck flying daggers* Silver Spark, I can’t imagine it. But Silver Flame, that just puts an amazing picture in my head.
Don’t do it, Ethryndal…
(sparks are passing,…[Read more]

I would tend to agree with @Daeus and @Mark-Kamibaya, though again I’ll disqualify myself by confessing I really haven’t given this much thought. It does seem to be a question of belief in God’s sovereignty though.

There is also this verse—

For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who…

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I’m thinking about doing some writing … anyone want to join me for 30 minutes?

@his-instrument A guy who dies ad 34? You know, I’m not positive about that. I can’t think of any reason it would be impossible for him to be saved under the old covenant off the top of my head, but I kinda doubt it. I guess my reasoning is that if God wanted a jew saved, he could get them to hear about Jesus. So, if God’s not in a quandary, why…[Read more]

@his-instrument Yeah, I’d pretty much agree with Kate. One other point I’d make is that the new testament ushered in the new covenant and a covenant is two sided, so it includes God. Thus, I’d say in the new testament era, God’s is saving people through his new covenant only, that is, directly through Jesus. So even if a Jew didn’t know about…[Read more]

But if that is the case, then at what point in history did the crossover happen? At what point did salvation by the faith of the patriarchs become “not enough”?

@His-Instrument when the Messiah came and they rejected Him. The justification of faith was not only faith that God exists and is powerful, but faith that God would keep His promise and…[Read more]

But if that is the case, then at what point in history did the crossover happen? At what point did salvation by the faith of the patriarchs become “not enough”?

@Hannah-R when the Messiah came and they rejected Him. The justification of faith was not only faith that God exists and is powerful, but faith that God would keep His promise and sen…[Read more]

@Emma-Flournoy Actually, yes, Hemlin is something of an abused page boy. 🙂 And now that you mention it, I’m already starting to have second thoughts. I really like Silver Spark. 😛 (Seriously, the alliteration! Who doesn’t love it?) I don’t know what I’m going to do with myself. XD

Oh, good point, @Dragon-Snapper. I didn’t even think about Rogue One, which is kind of dumb, because I just saw it the other day. *ducks from flying embers of chair* *point very much taken* OKAY. Go see it. Really. Go melt everyone’s chair at the theater so they’ll leave and you can get in. Or I might have to get my bow and see if you have any…[Read more]

@Ethryndal I love The Silver Spark; I think The Spark of Dimwood (not the Dimwood—less cluttered sounding) is good too. Ooh, I actually think that’d be my favorite—The Spark of Dimwood.

I’m so glad you like Rody. Those sound like incredibly sweet/funny uses of the nickname by all those friends. 😀
Is the kid he took in an abused page boy?!

@winter-rose @aysia-serene Thanks! Yeah, the CRACK and the beets were really fun to do. The mom was great to write. Watch out for that cake. 😀
And yes, I’m getting over it. I’m starting to like my style again.

To anyone concerned, STYLE BLOCK, my new writing term, means that a writer does not like their writing style anymore (or cannot write…[Read more]