Romans 14 And Halloween

[John81]

Jerry, my dear friend, it's spelled instance, (as in for instance). Not instants. Not sure how that spelling would ever  be correct but the word instant means, now or immediate.

Should we try foniks?

[Miss Daisy]

Spelling correctly is just a quirky habit I have. I've seen him misspell that word so many times it drove me crazy!

[John81]

Spelling correctly is just a quirky habit I have. I've seen him misspell that word so many times it drove me crazy!

I know, which is why I was funning with you. Years ago I saw a comedic sketch where a guy spelled several things in accordance with phonics and it was funny and has stuck with me.

 

One word I've had trouble with over the years, especially when typing, is the word judgment. In fact, as I was typing the word that "e" just automatically went right in there between the "g" and "m" so I had to backspace it out! Ironically, as I've helped my pastor edit and reformat some of his sermons I've found he has the same problem.

[Salyan]

Well, judgement can be correct. It just depends whether you're using American or British spelling. Bonus for us Canadians - we can pick whichever one we prefer. :frog

[OLD fashioned preacher]

Well, judgement can be correct. It just depends whether you're using American or British spelling. Bonus for us Canadians - we can pick whichever one we prefer. :frog

So you can favor whichever favour flavours your flavor.

[Miss Daisy]

blonde and blond still used both spellings. so is grey and gray.