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Just understand it might be a while before you see any of my art posts. When they come, prepare to be rocked - stirred, or shaken - just - whatever! I'm having an intensely difficult time activating my account. It won't recgonize my email, or something. Why me?
Anyway...
If people who call themselves Christians say we're created in God's likeness and image, and if God is infinate in size, shape, form, etc...then, what does He really look like? If infinate means boundless, then how can God have form? If the infinate Christian God has eyes, where do they begin? Where are they placed on His head? If something is infinate, it has no beginning, location, or end, but it does exist. That means, although we're ethereal beings (souls) living in physical bodies (conscious physical matter that science fails to explain), we're no more important than the dolphin. If the Bible says we'll die eternal death, then I seriously want you to imagine what not existing looks like.
If you imagined black nothingness, black already exists. I bet you're having such a hard time fathoming the idea of not existing. Imagination is what has already been created, but if you cannot possibly fathom an idea, like say, a never-before existing color the three primary and three secondary colors and shades do not create, then a never-before created color is impossible to exist in the universe. Back to saying, it's impossible to not exist. Hence, when we die, we'll still be conscious but on a faster-resonating plane in an infinate universe. Makes sense, doesn't it?
If you can imagine walking on water, then for god's sake, it's not impossible...it's just not very probable. We walk on water every day - rain water on cement. Wait - did you actually imagine walking on a thousand feet of ocean? If you fathomed the image of walking on a thousand feet of ocean water, then you imagined it. Therefore, it's possible.
So, next time someone tells you, 'But, the Bible says-' listen kindly but ignore their advice, don't argue with them because you can't win by cramming things down their throat...and don't fear death. I didn't get this from some ancient book based on rules and fear of death. I contemplated pure logic.
Logic is beautiful, as is everything. Beauty is not pearls and roses. Beauty is the ability to see things without names or labels, offensive or not, and not be capable of judging it. To see beauty in all things is wise.
Pretty, on the other hand, is pearls and roses.
The pure definition of wisdom and beauty is: unbiased witness and understanding of all things. If wisdom can be applied to all things, then all things are beautiful. However, if you react in disgust or horror, to even homosexual porn, you have an immature reaction. If you see its beauty, it doesn't bother you, and people like me won't remember you as childish and immature.
Again, nobody taught me this. Experience did. Guess my age, and you'll be floored.
However, I like to keep myself shrouded in enigma...things I'm interested in or not...never been able to talk about them. People say I'm aloof and quiet, but god, I have a lot to say.
Anyway...
If people who call themselves Christians say we're created in God's likeness and image, and if God is infinate in size, shape, form, etc...then, what does He really look like? If infinate means boundless, then how can God have form? If the infinate Christian God has eyes, where do they begin? Where are they placed on His head? If something is infinate, it has no beginning, location, or end, but it does exist. That means, although we're ethereal beings (souls) living in physical bodies (conscious physical matter that science fails to explain), we're no more important than the dolphin. If the Bible says we'll die eternal death, then I seriously want you to imagine what not existing looks like.
If you imagined black nothingness, black already exists. I bet you're having such a hard time fathoming the idea of not existing. Imagination is what has already been created, but if you cannot possibly fathom an idea, like say, a never-before existing color the three primary and three secondary colors and shades do not create, then a never-before created color is impossible to exist in the universe. Back to saying, it's impossible to not exist. Hence, when we die, we'll still be conscious but on a faster-resonating plane in an infinate universe. Makes sense, doesn't it?
If you can imagine walking on water, then for god's sake, it's not impossible...it's just not very probable. We walk on water every day - rain water on cement. Wait - did you actually imagine walking on a thousand feet of ocean? If you fathomed the image of walking on a thousand feet of ocean water, then you imagined it. Therefore, it's possible.
So, next time someone tells you, 'But, the Bible says-' listen kindly but ignore their advice, don't argue with them because you can't win by cramming things down their throat...and don't fear death. I didn't get this from some ancient book based on rules and fear of death. I contemplated pure logic.
Logic is beautiful, as is everything. Beauty is not pearls and roses. Beauty is the ability to see things without names or labels, offensive or not, and not be capable of judging it. To see beauty in all things is wise.
Pretty, on the other hand, is pearls and roses.
The pure definition of wisdom and beauty is: unbiased witness and understanding of all things. If wisdom can be applied to all things, then all things are beautiful. However, if you react in disgust or horror, to even homosexual porn, you have an immature reaction. If you see its beauty, it doesn't bother you, and people like me won't remember you as childish and immature.
Again, nobody taught me this. Experience did. Guess my age, and you'll be floored.
However, I like to keep myself shrouded in enigma...things I'm interested in or not...never been able to talk about them. People say I'm aloof and quiet, but god, I have a lot to say.
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ObsessedAnimeFan on January 4, 2006, 7:16:17 AM
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