Saturday, May 22, 2004
I WORK HARD TO POST IN ALL NINE OF MY BLOGS EVERY DAY AND FOR WHAT?
You know, I work hard daily to post in all nine of my blogs. Some of you may appecriate that, but apparently, some of you facking don't. Some of you will pick on one of my blogs with a sensational headline, rather than focus your attentions on maybe one of my better blogs. You look for shiite. You...
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Friday, May 21, 2004
FOR PEOPLE WHO THINK THEMSELVES TO BE GOD
The human spirit is one that is free and cannot be captured or caged. It thrives on freedom and illusiveness at times. The human spirit was created in the image of God. Having that image imprinted on us sometimes makes us act like God, rather than the created beings that we are. When we think we are...
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Thursday, May 20, 2004
One Day I Went Up to Total Strangers and Did a Research Project on Prayer.
(a repost) One summer, I went door to door in a neighborhood not too far away from where I lived and told people I was a freelance writer doing research on prayer. I wasn't there to sell them anything, nor to invite them to a certain church, but just to find out if they wanted to participate in a...
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Tuesday, May 18, 2004
KILL WHOEVER YOU WANT, IT DOESN'T MATTER CAUSE WE'RE ALL GOING TO HEAVEN!
I think it amazing that anyone would believe that an unrepentant sociopath, who would kill God if God were here, will be saved. Universal salvation is the biggest spiritual delusion that has ever been sold to humanity by the prince of darkness. It allows complacency to take place. It allows people...
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Monday, May 17, 2004
IGNORING THE WORST IN OTHERS TO MAKE A POINT
Well, rather than do the expected -- act like a lawyer, state my case from A to Z, and issue a major "punishment" for the perpetrator ( see story), I've decided the confrontation on the phone (letting the person know I knew he had lied) was good enough. I'm sure this person, whom I just saw, was...
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Sunday, May 16, 2004
HOW DO AMERICAN WOMEN PRAY NOWADAYS? WORDS AND PHOTOS TELL ALL!
Now I lay me Down to sleep I pray the Lord My shape to keep. Please no wrinkles Please no bags And please lift my butt Before it sags. Please no age spots Please no gray And as for my belly, Please take it away. Please keep me healthy Please keep me young, And thank you Dear Lord For all that you've...
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HOW MANY ZEROS WOULD YOU LIKE BEHIND THE ONE ON YOUR CHECK, SIR?
Imagine someone offering you a blank check to perform a task for the type of work you like to do best. Hold that thought. See it happening. Feel that great feeling of writing your own ticket? Good feeling, aye? Surely life can't be so easy, so rewarding, and so producing of wealth...or can it? I've...
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Saturday, May 15, 2004
I FEEL LIKE HAVING SEX WITH EVERYONE I MEET...DOES THAT MEAN I SHOULD?
"An emotion as such tells you nothing about reality, beyond the fact that something makes you feel something. Without a ruthlessly honest commitment to introspection--to the conceptual identification of your inner states--you will not discover what you feel, what arouses the feeling, and whether the...
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Friday, May 14, 2004
IS HEAVEN AN EXCLUSIVE PLACE THAT MOST OF US WON'T MAKE?
This is a repost, inspired by Fat_Guy God is in the business of love. He's in the business of saving. He's in the business of caring, and meeting us one on one...but then we have religion. It's in the business of causing wars and separation among people. Religion is in the business of self-promotion...
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Wednesday, May 12, 2004
POOEY, POOEY -- THE EVILS OF ELSWORTH TOOHEY
Anyone who read the Fountainhead by Ayn Rand will quickly remember Elsworth Toohey, Rand's ultimate evil character, by her own definition of evil. Toohey was a column writer for a newpaper. He represented the "collective" -- the voice of the people, but the voice was that of the masses, not the...
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