Just a short reminder. What's it going to be? Is it the end of the world, or just Y2K over again? I'll tell you plain, if I were God, looking at the sheer disaster that's humanity, it'd be the end of the world, no question at all. Time to raze the world, re-terraform it, and try again, building yet another version of man (and woman). Maybe next time it'll come up with a version that isn't intent on destroying itself, as we appear to be. Maybe next time there won't be the widespread murder, well, actually forget that, just take all of the ten commandments in any order and you'll see they're all broken on a micro-minute by micro-minute basis, by every person throughout history right up to ten minutes from now, and beyond into the unknown future.
Think about it, isn't it time to start over?
Lee Murray
Your argument is a good one. All one has to do is read the papers, listen to the radio, watch the tv news, not ours but the overseas versions, this is a pretty sordid time that we are living in.
ReplyDeleteAll that said, I am not quite ready to check out and am willing to give my fellow man another chance to get it right, but it is a higher hill to push that rock up, no question about it.
Thanks, me either. But,the problem is they've been trying to get it right in this the age of iron, aka the Kali Yuga and can't. It's not their nature, most of them anyway. There have been 4 or 5 ages of humanity, depending on if you're Hindu, Greek, Chinese, etc. each of thousands of years, although the exact length varies again dependant on your heritage. This age is humanity at its lowest common denominator, "created the men of the Iron Age, the worst race ever to appear on earth and one destined to become totally depraved. Hard work, trouble, pain, and weariness were the lot of this group of men, which still exists." Which isn't to say there aren't people worth saving, there are. The problem is they are few, and in their genes is the evil waiting to be born in future generations, to go on and on. It's time...
ReplyDeleteThink about it, God became so disgusted in humanity that he decided to destroy them in a flood. BUT, and it's a big but, he, or someone, warned a man. Noah, Gilgamesh, or whatever his real name was warned to build a boat, blah, blah. The point is that a man, his wife, daughters, sons, son's and daughters in law, all members of the same humanity that were supposed to be destroyed, survived and are our, our very own, forebearers. If they were righteous is beside the point, they had in their genes with the rest of humanity from that time the very evil that was the reason that God decided to destroy that same humanity, but instead of destroying it, he/she/it allowed it and the evil it carried to survive. Just a thought...