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“and it was good”
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Nice graphics and arts to go with this creation story. Love your writing techniques!
What a wonderful (or should I say “good”?) comment, especially coming from you! The picture is just as I took it – so the only thing to my credit was getting out the camera.
An interesting concept to ponder on Monica, did God create the word GOOD, much like did God or man create the word BAD.
I recall in my childhood religious days, that God created the world and knows everything.
Later in life I questioned that statement, and was advised that God does know everything but give man the power of choice in life, okay, but even then he knows if a man is going to be a sinner or a saint, a Hitler or Mother Theresa.
Christianity is too complex I think, either believe in Buddha or be an atheist may be the way to go.
Wishing you a beautiful Valentines day Princess
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Can always count on you for a moment of inspiration.
I’m flying pretty high now – thanks, Sandy
Since I do not believe in God as you talk of here, I cannot comment. 🙂
Dear Bluebee, I appreciate and understand what you say. But consider that I am exploring language that has had more influence on Western culture and behavior than any other. I’m interested in whether this language is open to a different interpretation from the accepted or traditional reading(s). If it is so open, then possibly behavior based on the language can be subject to change.
You are a linguist. I would think this would be right up your alley.
In any case, my belief system can be found in my poetry. I suppose it could be categorized as a certainty of ultimate connectedness. We – rock, cloud, wolf, pesky humans – are star stuff!