COP is but a twinkle in God's eye, but Jesus paid your sin debt on the cross for your eternity. Out of my distress I called on the Lord ; the Lord answered me and set me free. The Lord is on my side; I will not fear. What can man do to me? Psalm 118:5-6 ESV
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Freak
This is really weird, especially in the context of a STEM company. Does God really have an eye? How big is it? What allows light to access it, and how does the brain nerves process the sensations? This idea of a "Lord" goes back thousands of years- it predates sensible democratic civilization. Although STEM admits creativity and mystical illumination, just quoting words doesn't do much except perhaps give you comfort. There is not much difference between science and mysticism, but a wide gulf between religious belief in Lords and science. How can one do geology for example with doctrine saying that the Earth was created only 6000 years ago?
Please keep your religious propaganda to yourself. This site is not the place for such self-promotion. I know that it might make you feel fulfilled, but again, this is not the place for it.
"Man" can lay your ass off. Hope Jesus kept a sack of money for you.
Seriously, if bible-quoting religeous fervour helps you through this, then to each his/her own. Just please don't ram this holier-than-thou crap down our throat. It's embarassing.
Amen. If you're not a believer, no big deal. The man/woman 155975, does it really get to you that quickly? That's interesting...
What a bunch of retards. God going to pay your bills?
to the original poster, may God bless you. while our time on earth is a mere speck to where we will spend eternity. i pray that all affected by the layoffs would find jobs but most of all, those that do not know Jesus would come to a saving knowledge of Christ.
Take it outside, God-boy.
The Lord is on my side; I will not fear. What can man do to me? Psalm 118:5-6 ESV
Anonymous155752
You might ask your mortgage holder or whomever financed your two automobiles, for starters. The last time a situation of this magnitude occurred in the US oil business, 1986, it didn't come back until 1992.