If You come into my heart

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if you come into my heart

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Thursday, May 24, 2007 / 10:52 PM

I've been thinking about this for some time now. We have free will, right? But our life has been preordained by God. Naturally, both in theory, cannot co-exist with each other? But what if, divine preordination states that we have free will? What then? Is our free will preordained, already mapped out?

haha. What do you think of that? Confusing, huh? I can be a philosopher.

Thinking of the "Four Musketeers" reading Farah's blog. The video that I made as a parting gift...Brings back a wave of nostalgia. *grin*. Shoutout to Farah for always being there as a friend. YOU ROCK! I PEBBLE...WE STONING.

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