same here. my next paper is pretty crazy, further organic chemistry. you'll know what i mean if you studied chemistry. haha

anyway, good luck for your papers!

It's really a profound question and I do hope I could get back to you on that soon after I'm done with my mugging.. i promise. hee. but yea, i reckon you did get the gist of what i'm was trying explicate earlier on. it is essentially a simple notion.. to put it in such a way, where i feel there is some form of dependency over God. however, this is all a matter of choice.. a choice to rely on His strength & to believe that God is rendering "His power" over the things you do; or a choice to believe you have the ability to excel with or without Him/His help (i hope you can follow with what i'm trying to mean here without sounding too philosophical). haha. but i'll try my best to put it in a really superficial manner which is easier to comprehend, coming from my perspective.

To reply your question, first we have to identify and define the relationship between the individual and God. In my opinion, building upon this relationship is based upon factors such as how close you are with God, what do you see God as, why do you trust and communicate with God. And the most important characteristic will be faith. Trust can be acquired overtime between two people, likewise faith can be acquired, not just by “seeing is believing” but knowing that God exist in our realm even though we can’t see Him, yet we chose to believe that He is there. I would say this is quite a difficult question to begin with.

And I made it sound like I was writing a critical discourse analysis. haha

hmm, well i don't know who is that , cause i've only gone popping/locking maybe 2 times? lol. my bf's into popping/locking though, he might know haha .

yea, it's pretty heavy for a start. but i'm pretty much zealous about this whole thing. i love what i study and i love what i'm doing now (:
and yes, i'm a christian.

ohh, i'm doing mostly hip hop and a little little bit of street jazz. yea. who is ur friend anyway ?