Pick your Battles

You just can’t win them All

[shesnake]

[au-tumnal]

Via lizzie.bear

[martinze-nn]

[pirate-ghost]

 - “Insomniac’s Prayer” by Vassar Miller

[sixpenceee]

Vulture rests on a parachuter's selfie stick to admire the view with them | source

[theoreticalreanimation]

This is my brand of lazy

[henrycavilledits]

“These difficult times have been an opportunity to think about things, life and what I want to do with it.” — Henry Cavill for GQ Spain (2021)

[thelostsmiles]

Benedict Cumberbatch in outtakes for Esquire UK ph. Simon Emmett  

[henricavyll]

HENRY CAVILL  MuscleTech Behind the Scenes

[picurbattles]

As seen on my bike ride today. The addition of the little hearts really softens the message.

[duoseon]

yourlu via instagram 

[throughwinterfields]

Eric Houck

[duchessofhastings]

Forgive me, Madam, for taking up so much of your time.

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (2005) dir. Joe Wright

[fuckyeahreligionpigeon]

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

“Get a billion Christians to pray for a single amputee. Get them to pray that God regrow that missing limb. This happens to salamanders every day, presumably without prayer; this is within the capacity of God.

I find it interesting that people of faith only tend to pray for conditions that are self-limiting.”

– Sam Harris

Why is your god limited to the already-possible?

You already know prayer doesn’t work. That’s why you only ask for things that are entirely feasible without your god: so you can feed your confirmation bias and find your god in the minutiae of human life. To actually ask for anything really real and divine - an actual miracle - would be to risk disconfirmation.

And yes, the bible says not to test your god. Except that you do, all the time. Every time you test that it’s there and decide that it must be, every time you test that it’s good, and decide it is… this is you testing it.

[everythingfox]

Baby stingray and the photo bomber

[everythingfox]

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[murphyhatesme]

I died! Source (X)