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Published: 2012-07-03 01:20:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 5895; Favourites: 226; Downloads: 216
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If you wonder what does the yellow braille letters mean, it just say "have not seen" just as the other yellow letters, and the letters at the bottom say the Bible verse in Braille.Then Jesus told him, βBecause you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed.β
John 20:29
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I'm glad! thank you very much
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Excellent n_n
Love your work!
"All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be competent, equipped for every good work." 1Timothy 3:16-17
βFor as the rain and the snow come down from heaven and do not return there but water the earth, making it bring forth and sprout, giving seed to the sower and bread to the eater, so shall my word be that goes out from my mouth; it shall not return to me empty, but it shall accomplish that which I purpose, and shall succeed in the thing for which I sent it." Isaiah 55:10-11
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Ahh, I love your idea of incorporating Braille into representing this verse - it's wonderful symbolism and the image looks great even if you don't know what the Braille letters mean. Nice work!
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Thank you very much, I don't know braille either 
I hope the font I used is correct
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Hmmm, I looked it up on Wikipedia [link] - I think you got all the letters and numbers correct, although you also seem to have some extra symbols in there . . . for example, it looks like you have the "number follows" symbol between the 2 and the 9 of 29, and you also have an extra dot at the start of the first and second lines (not sure if that's the "capital letter" symbol?). I don't really know much about how Braille works so I don't know if this is correct or not. O_o Either way, it still has visual impact!
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Beautiful typo 
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Thanks! God bless you as well
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Joh joh Bugi, I got goosebumps, my braille compliment to you 
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Thank you!
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Sometimes if an artwork has a great effect on me I get goosebumps, don't know how many other people have that though
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Oh, cool! Now I understand haha
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I love this verse--it's like a shout out to all of us that live now, after the time Christ walked earth.
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Wow thanks! I really appreciate your comment
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Yeah, I'd rather be silly and moron in front of these people. Hahahaha. XD
I believe in God. I have faith in HIM, He.. Himself showed me His grace, wonders and love. He made me feel what is like in His presence. So good! And I believe in Jesus. Hah!
BTW, I like your art..
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That's awesome.
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Believing without evidence is gullibility. It's not a good thing.
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Sight is not the only thing used as evidence.
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There is a fine line between believing without seeing, and being gullible: how and whether or not you act on said belief. Honestly professing your undying belief that the sky is made of Angels, to everyone around you at the turn of a hat, simply because someone told you? Gullibility, sure. Believing in God and the teachings of Jesus Christ [or any other religion, for that matter; overall it is the same issue here in terms of your presupposition], but still thinking rationally and reasonably; responsibly and committing yourself to honesty and prudence in your actions in your life? That is simply Faith, and that person is no more or less intelligent for it than they are without it. It is what they do with that faith [or in your case, lack thereof, apparently], if anything, that determines that in them, to say nothing of whether it is inherently "Good" or "Bad" that they are/do.
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ignore the ignoramus people- they think believing in a single cell amoeba that created man is good, or that faith in nothing is better then believing is something. I think faith in a power greater then ourselves keeps thing real. Because humankind messes up every thing they touch up. Love the perspective on this verse. Sometimes 'sight' hinders.
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Thanks!
I don't understand why they can believe things such as the world was spontaneusly created when there is practically no probablilty, but they don't believe in God
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Most likely because believing in something that is unseen is harder to most. Most people today seem to believe in money but see how far that's got mankind. Technology is a doubled edged sword- goo because it has helped in so many ways but bad because it also has caused harm also. But without the dark there would be no light. So we deal with what both good and not so good in this life.
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You think evolution is "a single cell amoeba that created man"!? Wow, that's some powerful ignorance. Look up abiogenesis (This is a good video: [link] ), and look up keywords like natural selection and genetic diversity to understand the mechanism of evolution. If you're going to reject something that everybody who knows what they're talking about accepts, at least have the decency know what it is that you're rejecting.
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Insinuating that something is false simply it doesn't match what you believe, with no regard to actually understanding the mechanisms and nuances of the thought, theory, or opinion is foolish and ignorant. However, it is just as foolish to insinuate that something is true simply because the majority of people of a certain profession feel that it is most likely the way things are, when it admittedly [by the scientific population at large, even today, no less] is still considered a theory, even if one taken for granted as truth. If anything, Reality is nothing more than a collective hunch; as I can think of no two individuals who will be able to perfectly agree on what they perceive as reality, provided anyone figures out how exactly to perfectly have someone describe or compare how they perceive existence completely accurately and in a large enough level of detail.
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I understand the fittest survive and the strongest pass on their genetics. I've seen that inbreeding can eater do good or bad depending on what one is going for. In Germany they won't breed the German Shepherds with hip dyspepsia and I think alimented it in the dogs there. But there has to be room for what is called intelligent design. That life was not just created out of matter from space- if so were are their other places that hold life? The thing with both science and religion neither can prove or disprove their view- the only way any will know is when we die.I believe things do evolve- over many generations but there are some spices from prehistoric times that changed very little from there original form - like sharks and crocks. So how is that explained? And not why all apes are not human- why only some and not others? See science can't explain everything, for the matter, or disprove.
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'Because humankind messes up everything they touch up.'
Don't like what humankind had created? I do. From pyramids to the internet, from the invention of the wheel to the power of fight, from the successful accumulation of creative expression to the discovery of physics and sciences of the universe...
I am proud to be human.
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to war and chemical to atom bombs and nuclear weapons. We can wipe ourselves out we don't need an ice age, or asteroid/meteor threat to destroy this world. One powerful person with nuke power at their command can do it. We can't afford a WW3. true we found many cures to illness that plagued early man but at the same time one madman can destroy all life on this planet. Mr Albert Einstein regrets that he helped out with splitting the atom. He never intended it to become a weapon of mass destruction. destruction. Humans greatest asset (imagination) will most likely be it's downfall.
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I hate to say this for fear it may offend, but how does that make us special? And how, in your own words 'one madman' define the human race?
It is common among animals to create and perfect weapons. Rape, murder, and even wars are also prevalent in other species. However, as far as we know only one animal has ever painted the wall of a cave solely for the sake of beauty.
What I find interesting is that this pre-medieval propaganda that the human being is born with the sins of his forefathers is still prevalent in youth today. And why do people point at a human being and assume its sinister nature when they choose to continue living in its society today? My belief is that humans are naturally selfish. We believe we must be special in some way, different, even if that way is a negative one. From this same selfishness comes the idea that we are not animals, that there is something more to our existence, and that we have a special meaning behind our evolution. Unfortunately, this selfishness is not unique, but a universal occurance across all of the animal and plant kingdoms.
There is nothing so evil about humans.
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