is it just me? or do some people really think they can act on behalf of a supreme being who put them here in the first place? is it this kind of 'holier-than-thou' mentality that causes men to actually think that by rounding up 'sinners' in God's name, would reserve them a special place in Paradise? since when did sinning against a God become a concrete affair which can be settled with currency and beatings? where does the money go after that? better question: who does the money go to after that? here are more pretty logical questions, if you ask me. for each YES, award yourself 2 points. for each NO award yourself no points. ready?
1. Does taking matters into your own hands defy the very existence of a God?
2. Does God have his own set of rules in dealing with people who sin against Him?
3. Only God has the power of forgiveness and repentance.
4. Should sin be between just you, yourself and God?
5. Is it only your business what you do?
6. Is it only on your blood be the consequences if you disobey God?
7. Is it your responsibility to make sure you live a devout life between you and your God?
8. Is it fair to say that it is only up to you how you want to carry your faith ?
9. Should these so-called 'men of God' be judged instead for defying God's existence?
10. Are these men just plain nosey, sticking their heads in where it doesn't belong?
If you scored 20 points; Great! You're one step ahead in breaking free from the rest of this pretentious world that tries to inhibit the freedom of others for their selfish gain.
If you scored <20 points; Not bad. Your conservative mindset keeps you grounded, yet defies the very logic you stand for.
If you scored 0 points; Ho-ly-Shit.
Calvin who?
- Cal
- my shrink told me blogging would help vent my creative anger. he said it's much better than biting heads off snails and drinking dettol from their shells. it's really hard to type in a straight-jacket.
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