Devil’s Dictionary
“Talk of the devil and he’s at your elbow.” This discourages talking about the devil…which is defeated by the popularity of the proverb.
“Talk of the devil and he’s at your elbow.” This discourages talking about the devil…which is defeated by the popularity of the proverb.
Myths are exercises in power. The only question is, do they have power over you, or will you wield power over them?
“Bible” is a word that attempts to communicate authority–basically a way of padding your book’s resume. I prefer to trust non-Bibles.
Remember to leave a wishbone on the threshold once a month, as that’s the most effective way to ward off superstition.
We get a lot of messages these days, some of them very insightful, sincere, exciting, informative, encouraging, or constructive. We also got these ones.
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