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Originally Posted by Ron
I can agree with you on that D4T.
Though I have heard it from old timers about growing up in the fifties and sixties that they went to school, had band/Piano practice, homework, revival meetings that lasted 7 days straight at times.
And yet they still got up to work the next day, and the kids went to school.
What has changed?
I ask that not to provoke you but to somehow find an answer.
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No provocation taken...
I see it like this... I wasn't there so I can't be sure...
But...
FACT... the old timers did hard work. No doubting that.
But...
life wasn't so fast paced back then.
They went to bed when the sun went down
They REALLY rested.
They didn't have 2-1/2 hour round trip commutes (I have actually driven that for years before)
A lot of things are different.
The things that we do in our society take from our mind.
They take from our very being.
They drain us.
Hard work makes you tired but it invigorates the body too. Good hard work with sweat rolling down our face is what we were created to do.
Working our minds the majority of each day like we do just drains us to a fizzle.
Also... no self respecting old timer would EVER allow his life to be a "running ragged from daylight to dark" scenario.
The old timers were smart enough to know that life is about living. So much that they had enough to spare to make it to church.