KFC had an interesting post about the Rapture and leaving and that gave me a rather interesting thought. If we accept the fact (temporarily) that the Rapture is going to happen, and the “train” comes for you to get aboard, you look at the magnificent train and then look back at the red and black billowing clouds and those left behind. You look at the last train leaving he station, then back to the gathering storm.... Let’s assume you see your neighbor and his wife or, perhaps your o...

The music Motzart would have composed, if he didn't die young. I just find that an interesting concept. The possibilities that exist in heaven. IG

Now, let’s start with the idea that God created everything. So, God made Adam and Eve and set them down in Paradise. Now, the two fell out of favor when the disobeyed God and were tempted by the serpent, the devil. Now, the Devil was a fallen angel who tried a coup and was summarily brought down, way down. I have two problems with this. 1. If you are god and know all and see all, and you are creating Paradise, why do you let the devil entrance in the first place? You know he’s goi...

I mean, you usually think to either solve a problem, consider possible future events (ie. “what could happen on this trip?”) or to enter the realm of imagination. But God, as we are told, is omniscient. He knows everything. Past, present and future. And omnipotent. He can do anything. So, if there is truly no problem that exists for you, all future events are known to you and there is not anything you cannot create. Do you think? Rene Descarte walks into a bar. Bartender asks, “Do y...

Deteriorata (You are a fluke of the universe. You have no right to be here.) Go placidly amidst the noise and waste, and remember what comfort there may be in owning a piece thereof. Avoid quiet and passive persons, unless you are in need of sleep. Rotate your tires. Speak glowingly of those greater than yourself; and heed well their advice, even though they be turkeys. Know what to kiss - and when. Consider that two wrongs never make a right, but that three do. Wherever possible, ...

Situation: Man A and Man B are at separate tables in a restaurant. Both me notice that the waitress has not charged them for the coffee each ordered. Man A thinks that not letting the waitress know of her mistake is the same as stealing (obtaining w/o paying) and stealing is against my god and I will be punished for the transgression and lets the waitress know. Man B thinks that stealing is wrong and that informing her of her mistake is the right thing to do. Question: Is it better to...