not that that's wrong!
If you have been reading with the keen insight I know you all have out there in bloggerville, you may have come to the conclusion that I might be one of those "christian" types you have heard so much about. Born again, Bible thumper, Jesus freak, fanatic, religious taliban. . . jump right in if you know the tune.
Yep. Am one. A deciple if you may, or even if you mayn't. And that frames my world view. Remember when we were young, meaning the last time we had the chance, and we focussed the sun's light with a magnifying glass to burn ants? or bugs? or those plastic army men? or the fuse to an M-80 because we were not allowed to play with matches or lighters? Being a deciple of Christ works like that. I, by choice, am focusing on things through God's revelation.
You're a wacko! you may say. Maybe to you. What if your wrong? you may ask and say there is no God. Would it be so bad to live a life where I "do unto others as I would have them do to me"? Is it so unbelievable to Love God with everything I have and my neighbor as myself? If I'm wrong and there is no God, I will have lived a moral life, will not have hurt anyone by holding my beliefs, and will die and turn to dust and be part of the next big bang. But, if I'm right. . . how do you end up? Judgemental bastard! you may say (well, my teenage parents were not married and I was given up for adoption). But no, just something to think about as you go to bed and ponder your existance as it pertains to eternity
For now. . .
Yep. Am one. A deciple if you may, or even if you mayn't. And that frames my world view. Remember when we were young, meaning the last time we had the chance, and we focussed the sun's light with a magnifying glass to burn ants? or bugs? or those plastic army men? or the fuse to an M-80 because we were not allowed to play with matches or lighters? Being a deciple of Christ works like that. I, by choice, am focusing on things through God's revelation.
You're a wacko! you may say. Maybe to you. What if your wrong? you may ask and say there is no God. Would it be so bad to live a life where I "do unto others as I would have them do to me"? Is it so unbelievable to Love God with everything I have and my neighbor as myself? If I'm wrong and there is no God, I will have lived a moral life, will not have hurt anyone by holding my beliefs, and will die and turn to dust and be part of the next big bang. But, if I'm right. . . how do you end up? Judgemental bastard! you may say (well, my teenage parents were not married and I was given up for adoption). But no, just something to think about as you go to bed and ponder your existance as it pertains to eternity
For now. . .
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