![]() ParadoxA Story by John![]() Ranting, ranting, ranting, etc.![]() ·
We
are dead and this is hell. Near "life
experiences are sent to us as gifts from the astral plane. God, Satan, or whomever is out there needs to
decide what they’re doing with us and just do it. Fast. ·
One
thing I want to do before I die is to ask my superiors why they joined the
Marine Corps and for them to answer truthfully.
One thing I want to do before I live is prepare to enjoy life as much as
I can while I await my destruction. ·
One
thing’s for sure, besides death and taxes, is that human nature contradicts
human existence. If we were meant to
gain some kind of Celestial Glory we would spend our lives in prayer and
meditation. ·
If
we were supposed to be charitable then Christianity would be a paradox. We spend our whole lives trying to climb to
the moral zenith of mankind, when in reality we’re just digging ourselves
deeper into Dante’s Inferno. ·
Commiting
sin is charity, although subconscious, or maybe even unconscious. The more we sin the more we secure someone
else’s place in heaven. ·
I
was told growing up that mentally handicapped people were great warriors in the
pre-mortal war, where Satan was thrust down from the heavens. ·
So
God blessed them with the inability to commit sin through ignorance A gift from on High: mortal retardation. If that isn’t sadistic, I don’t know what is. ·
You
may look at this and think: well, “it was a gift, that they won’t commit
sin.” If so, then why were we sent to
Earth? Perhaps we’re all cast out and
this is Hell. ·
If
our purpose for being on this Earth is to learn and grow, then why would God
bless His Holy Warriors with ignorance?
Wouldn’t it be more of a blessing to realize the more sin you commit the
more you are enlightened? ·
I
was told growing up that the only thing we take on to the next life is our
intelligence, but that we would be relieved of all our physical
restrictions. So, if God blessed His
Holy Warriors and Servants from the pre-mortal war with ignorance, would that
not mean that life was a curse? If Death
is the relief of all physical restriction, then would it not be a blessing? Then to look forward into Death is a sin,
because it is awaiting a blessing instead of enjoying the time we have been
given. So every moment you spend
ruminating on death is a moment you’ve wasted where you could’ve done something
important like paint a piece of art or write a book or sing a song you wrote or
write a poem or start a family and have children. ·
So
every waking moment you spend is a sin because you are constantly thinking
about your own survival. You are
constantly thinking: o
Where’s
the bathroom? o
Where
is the drinking fountain? o
Did
the last person to use this toilet wash their hands? o
Where
am I going to eat? o
Where
am I going to sleep? ·
Because
those are the things you need to survive this busy, horrid world: o
Food o
Sanitation o
Water o
Rest ·
You
don’t need sleep really, unless you want to retain your sanity, but you can
guess what happens when you don’t care about that; everything else starts to
fall apart and all you are left with is the futility of eating a Big Mac with
your Large Diet Coca-Cola, the redundancy of paying taxes, and
“cause-and-effect.” o
Cause: God gave life to mankind so that they may
feel the eternal glory of mortality. o
Paradox
(New Step): The Big Bang accepts that
all matter has always existed and will always exist and that all things are in
motion, negating time. o
Paradox
2: Mortality itself creates the
existence of time, therefore only time is bound by God. o
Paradox
1+2=3: The existence, either in the
inner consciousness or outer consciousness of both paradoxes is in itself a
paradox. ·
The
creation of the word"and idea " “paradox” in and of itself is a paradox. A paradox is infinite. The opposite of infinities finite. The existence of infinity disproves the
existence of finite theories. Therefore
our universe, whethere created by God or Science or Magic, is a paradox. ·
And
if God gave Man reason but reason is void when dealing with God, then it is
negated and judgment is now impossible.
If God is God he must be able to follow his own laws but if He cannot
then He is not God. Which means our
entire interpretation of Good and Evil is misinformation and our existence is
as insubstantial and unimportant as the eye of a fly, a mirrored perception of
our own version of reality. ·
Maybe
the way we see the universe is equivalent to the way we see a fly’s eye, in
God’s eye. And maybe God, if he exists,
looks at us and cannot comprehend how we see.
That would mean he does not understand us, and if God does not understand
us then he is not omnipotent, and therefore he is not God. ·
Then,
if God created us, then we are an accident.
And if we are an accident, then God invente a purpose for us. Which is a paradox. So God created order out of disorder. ·
So,
in reality, we have no purpose, except that which God gave us to justify our
creation. ·
So,
in reality, we have no purpose. © 2013 John |
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