Archive for May, 2005
Themed entry, using the following image:
No, Sally, you may not have a pony. Not because you’ve been bad, not because you asked if you “can” have a pony instead of if you “may” have a pony, and certainly not because it’s too expensive. It’s because your father and I simply do not like you.
Well gang, it’s officially too late to do a real post, so I’ll do the kind thing and fill up my blog with more crap. This time, I’m ripping off the Internet, doing a craption contest for the following image:
I’ll start out:
“Apple presents it’s latest ‘innovation,’ the post-modernist keyboard.”
See, wasn’t that fun? You can create your own witticism, too. Don’t just take my word for it! Of course, your witticism will likely be far inferior to my own.
I always love to hear people talk about christians as “ignorant” who believe in a literal creation. They display their own short sightedness, arrogance, and flippant attitude towards truth whenever they blabber their aureate musings.
No christian has ever said science does not exist or is completely false. We certainly believe God is free of science’s bounds. Doesn’t make much sense to you? Tough, you didn’t create science, so it probably won’t. It is a matter of faith. And, trust me, everyone has faith in something, especially when it comes to the origins of everything.
What I will discuss here is the reasoned, Biblical answer to the beginning of the universe, and how what we believe displays God in science. In summation, I believe:
God Created The World In Mid-Life.
Long and dusty was the trail. The sun whipped the air to torture my face. Straining just to put one foot in front of the other, only to notice the net effect is loss. Utter frustration, but it doesn’t have to be this way.
I am Aeada and I come from the heart of the land. Not just a metaphorical place, Xinju is a land of birth and life. My home is the cradle of life for this planet. Earth may not know us, but we know you. We are you.