changing as choosing to marry someone.
When faith in God is a part of our decision-making process, we can expect to see positive results. Faith-based decisions are often made with wisdom and guidance, and they can lead us down the path to success.
No matter what area of life you are facing a decision in (what career to choose, dating, buying a house, etc.), let faith in God be your guide. If you are unsure which direction to take, pray for guidance and ask God to give you wisdom (James 1:5) and He will.
Your faith in God will help you to make the best decision possible as you acknowledge Him in everything you do. You can be sure He will lead you in the right direction (Proverbs 3:6).
Faith is a powerful force that can have an enormous impact on our lives either for good or evil. Faith really does make a huge difference in our lives. When faith in God guides your thoughts, emotions, and decisions, you will see positive changes in your life. Faith in the wrong things, however, will cause a lot of trouble.
If you are looking for guidance, peace, love, joy, or strength, faith in God can provide all of these things and more! Allow faith to lead the way, and watch as your life is transformed. Faith in God never disappoints.
How has faith influenced your life? Share your story in the comments below!3 weeks ago I read this post and had a moment of clarity. That day 3 weeks ago I killed "that guy".  My confidence and enthusiasm for life is soaring and I'm being a better father, friend and employee.

I know this a super late reply and no-one will read this but I just wanted to say thanks OP, you made this post at just the time I needed to read it.Q: Git gets renames (a swap) of files wrong. How to merge them automatically? I have file which is is being edited on some branch, and in my branch I swap its name with some other file. Git will report merge conflict on both files and produces wrong diff.
Is it possible to avoid result like one below without undoing the renames before every time I merge?
$ git diff master
diff --git a/old.txt b/old.txt
index 7b4dc35..e73e0b4 100644
--- a/old.txt
+++ b/old.txt
@@ -1,4 +1,2 @@
-This is an old file.
-A Corrected Text again.
-More Text.
+This is a second file.
+Do not confuse with original.
diff --git a/old2.txt b/old2.txt
index e73e0b4..8f51c7b 100644
--- a/old2.txt
+++ b/old2.txt
@@ -1,2 +1,4 @@
-This is a second file.
-Do not confuse with original.
+This is an old file.
+A Corrected Text.
+More Text.


A: The short answer is "no", because of the rename detection algorithm git uses.
In general, when comparing one commit against another, diff does this:


*

*Find all files whose name appears in both commits: these files are modified (or of course unchanged).

*Find files whose name appears in the second commit but not in the first, and whose name appears in the first commit but not in the second: these are candidates for rename-detection.

*If given "find copy" options, find files whose name appears in the second commit but not the first; these are candidates for being "copied from" files that do exist in the first commit.


When you use git diff directly, you have a bunch of configuration items and flags that control the amount of detection applied, as it were: diff.renameLimit, -M, -C, and --find-copies-harder in particular.
When you use git merge with the default (recursive) strategy, git sets these to default values that usually work fairly well.  There are some (fewer) controls to adjust them: merge.renameLimit and -X rename-threshold=....1  Git applies these to the two git diffs it runs internally in order to set up for the merge.
The problem, of course, is that the first bullet-point (files with same names are not considered as rename candidates, only sometimes as copy candidates) applies in all cases.  Git therefore will not see these as renames.

1Even these options are somewhat new: I remember when merge just hard-coded these.  Perhaps you can teach diff and merge to allow for rename detection in cases when file names exist in both commits.  (Both use the same underlying diff code inside git, with a data structure that controls the various options.)
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What workaround is that?
I sure will! And in turn, I appreciate you not giving up on this issue, even if it only affects a smaller percentage of Windows phones. I hope you guys can get to the bottom of this soon!
Hi Anshu, Thanks for getting back to me. Here's some answers, I hope they help : Have you notice any specific time interval after which the app starts crashing once you've rebooted your device? I haven't so far, but I will try and see if I can find a pattern. It's a little hard because I 'll have to keep checking, but I 'll try and will update you if I succeed. Which cloud sync are you using? OneDrive Have you upgraded your device from Windows 8 OS to 10? Yes, 8.0 > 8.1 > 10 How many total items are there in Enpass? Currently, 156. After using Enpass, do you quit it or it keeps running in Background? I always quit it. If I sometimes forget, I quit it the next time I see it open. At the time of crash, please observe if the internet is available in phone? (Asking to learn if it could be related to known issue in Microsoft Licensing API). Internet is almost always available at the time of the crash. There may have been a couple of times when it wasn't, but 9 times out of 10 it is. Did you purchase Enpass from same country/store where you're using it now or you've switched the country in store? Same country and store. In which language and region are you using your device? Language > English (United States), Region > Greece Thank you again for your time and effort in looking into this!
Hi Anshu, thanks for your very fast reply! I am using Enpass v5.1.6, on Windows 10 mobile build 10.0.10586.494. No insider previews or anything. I'm still using and loving Enpass by the way, I just hope this can be resolved - good to know that you guys are looking into it! Let me know if you need anything else.
Despite the almost non-existent returns gaming gives me i still constantly turn to it on the off chance i am in a mood that would allow me to enjoy playing anything. Losing myself in games was the greatest escape for me growing up, it would feel like I was completely immersed in something else that was completely beyond myself, I could simply forget about everything that was happening and just be alone in a world that was orchestrated for my enjoyment. 

Unfortunately i no longer have that same spark, drugs become my go to for altering my mood;but i always manage to come back to video games to feel like i am active and a part of something. I'm pretty surprised to have played 55hrs+  of the witcher 3 since it has been released. Outside of that though i've really not played much. I spend a good amount of time wondering what is it about certain games that suck me in but i cant really figure it out.

Maybe im just burnt out and rambling but your post struck a cord, I really miss the escape  for what it is worth.I have faith in games as an escape, but simultaneously no longer doubt whether or not games have any faith in me as a player.Esta entrada fue publicada en Vihuela y etiquetada Mudarra música Vihuela tablatura. Guarda el enlace permanente.
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