But that DNA, barring replication errors, will remain unchanged from your birth all the way up to your
That's not accurate. DNA changes based on environmental stressors, food, age, etc. You are not the same physical person from conception to death.
For someone who's been burned by men so many times before, you are ridiculously trusting.
Lol, I had a guy say that exact thing one time to me.
But, I learned from my past relationships about compatibility. I've about perfected my formula. I'm not in a hurry to get hitched but I enjoy talking to men who actually respond when I text them. I couldn't stand Marshall's "cafeteria responding".
She probably thinks YUWU just rolls the fucking dice for each child and says that's your lot. She must have some choice words for him for how her life turned out.
I don't believe in Predestination where some people believe everything for your life is chosen before you're born. I see plenty of evidence in The Hebrew Bible that Elohim leaves a lot up to human free will.
I also don't blame Elohim for the evil in this world. It's humans who are to blame.
On the flip side, I'm thankful for the difficulties in my life. I would go so far to say that challenges, trials and suffering are a blessing because it causes you to self reflect and seek answers. In fact, The Hebrew Bible says sorrow is in the house of the wise.
I also don't think there's anything wrong with how my life turned out. I'm poor but I still have everything I need. (In fact, it's hard to keep up with all the inventory I need for 6 children! Lots of stuff!) I have my daily needs met, 6 blessings (children), a Bachelor's degree, I'm healthy, and I have lots of wisdom that Elohim gave me. Wisdom is better than gold. So I think I'm rich because of everything I've gained listening to YHWH.
Although, just having my needs met is a lot to be thankful for. Suburban and city Americans (USA) have a tendency to complain about what luxuries they don't have without forgetting they are very fortunate to have an abundance of food and clean water, something many people around the world struggle for often. Abundant food and clean water are a blessing.
More importantly, I have Shalom. You cannot put a price on peace of mind.
I'm the daughter of a drug addicted mother and a suicidal father. I think I've done well in not repeating my mother's mistake. Which is not to take a dig at my mom, but to demonstrate my spiritual evolution. I also will never make the same mistake my father made, leaving his children behind. On some level, suicide is selfish. He has 9 grandsons he never got to meet. Sad for a man who never had any sons. But my father was a Jew, so he had the curses of The Torah on him for not following The Torah. Suicide is one curse that comes from not following The Torah.
My parents emotionally damaged me, but in the end YHWH's Word fixed me up. I think I would be in bad shape if I did not come back to The Torah. So I think I've turned out fine.