![]() More Serious Thoughts on Mortality, Affliction, and the Great Immortal:God
Sunday, March 29, 2009, 20:28
Well well, here I am, back again with my thoughts, to inflict them upon my readers. Really, I don't know who comes to my blog, and why, besides my parents. I can hear Yi Ting shouting: "WTF your PARENTS visit your blog?Mine don't even care!" Ah well.I was wondering, why do people have to die? No, really. (Deja vu, huh? *wink*) Let's start with some cold, hard 'for sure' facts. 1. God is all powerful. 2. God controls everything. 3. He has the power to do everything (relate back to the first question). 4. God loves us ALL, even when we're so steeped in our filthy sin, He's still willing to embrace us. 5. God doesn't want bad, terrible things to happen to us. 'Cause He's our Heavenly Father and He loves us so much, He hurts when we hurt. 6. He gives us all things, bad and good. Now I've given you the basis of this post, let's deal with the oxymorons and the contradictions ensconced within. 1. He loves us, right? And He hurts when we hurt. And he gives us the things that we get riight?? THEN WHY THE HELL DOES HE GIVE US THE BAD THINGS?! We hurt when we get the bad things. God loves us, he doesn't want us to hurt. He feels bad too. Then this is oxymoronic, is God some kinda sadistic masochist?! Sadistic, he gives us hurt. Masochist, he gives us hurt though he feels bad too and suffers. 2. Why did He give us the choice whether to follow him or not? If He didn't want us to go down the paths of vice and sin, then He shouldn't have placed the choice THERE for us to CHOOSE! He can't be that stupid. *repeat the stuff about the hurt going two ways* 3. He doesn't have to give us bad things...Or does he? He's all-powerful, so I suppose no one can impose a quota of stuff He has to give us. Or is He truly all-powerful! I don't know. 4. Why do people who are good get all the bad things, and justice or retribution never comes around to the bad people? Like my uncle is DYING now, a painful, slow death from multiple myeloma. That's cancer of the blood, FYI. He's a good man! He served in the police force for much of his time, married a nice wife, is a filial son, is faithful to his wife, raised two good kids (one's in army, one in uni) and is a GOOD GUY! Then when he's almost fifty he gets this stuff. Why? Why? WHYYYYY????? I mean, hell. It happens to the good guys. He gets his life filled with pain, being turned into a living skeleton through no will of his own, and we're all watching him go. For f-'s sake, the injustice of it ALL!!!! LIFE is not justified. NOTHING is justified. Just WTH is then justified??? I wouldn't CARE if it happened to a certain child-devouring teacher *ahem, cough*. I wouldn't care if it happened to Adolf Hitler, to Pol Pot, to Dr. Mengele of Nazi war camp doctor fame, some person who has done more harm than good! And he? Does he deserve this? GOD, ANSWER! DOES HE? DOES HE? DOES HE? Or any of the other good people, for instance? Did my father and his siblings deserve to lose their father when they barely had an impression of him? He went when my father was three. My grandmother was left to take care of six children, working in Telok Kurau Pri's canteen as a F&B vendor. Others: I don't know, really. It's been an emotionally-charged post, and with a few expletives thrown in for good measure. There goes the curb on my tongue. I have no idea what's up with God, nor with life, nor with anyone who just happens to control life. I don't know. Some people say ignorance is bliss. WAKE UP, PEOPLE. Ignorance, is contained to childhood. Which may be bliss then, but now we're being made to face reality even younger than our parents. 'Believe me, I know, I was in sec school before.' Quote all the parents. ALL. HELLO??? That was at least thirty years ago. In thirty years, many things change. In a few years (WW2) Hitler wiped out 6.8 million Jews. The more I seek knowledge and wisdom, the further I think I get away from it. I don't know. And what I don't know scares me. (blatantly dropping my ego there). Eg, the questions of God, mortality, religion...all...but that's for another post. |
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World peace To be less fat To write better To play the piano better To lose weight... To be able to sing well To be able to play more instruments To do better in studying... Wanted Books
1. Hear the Wind Sing by Haruki Murakami 2. Pinball, 1973 by Murakami 3. A Wild Sheep Chase by Murakami 4. Hard-boiled Wonderland and the End Of The World by Murakami 6. Dance Dance Dance by Murakami 7. South of the Border, West of the Sun by Murakami 8. The Wind-up Bird Chronicle by Murakami 9. Sputnik Sweetheart by Murakami 13.The Elephant Vanishes by Murakami 14. after the quake by Murakami 15. 1Q84 by Murakami 16. Sing You Home by Jodi Picoult 17. A Conspiracy of Dunces by John Kennedy Toole 18.Jack by a.m.homes 19. The End Of Alice by a.m.homes 20. In A Country of Mothers by a.m.homes 21. Music For Torching by a.m.homes 22. this book will save your life by a.m.homes 23. The Safety of Objects by a.m.homes 24. Things You Should Know by a.m.homes 25. I Know This Much Is True by Wally Lamb 27. Less Than Zero by Bret Easton Ellis 28. The Rules of Attraction by Ellis 29. American Psycho by Ellis 31. Glamorama by Ellis 32. Lunar Park by Ellis 33. Imperial Bedrooms by Ellis 34. Rashomon by Ryuunosuke Akutagawa 35. Tokyo Sketches by Pete Hamill 36. Out by Natsuo Kirino 37. Real World by Natsuo Kirino 39. What Remains by Natsuo Kirino 40 - 56. the rest of Kirino's books which haven't been translated 57. Wolf Totem by Jiang Rong (in alphabetical order) 58. A Walking Tour of the Shambles by Neil Gaiman 59. Adventures in the Dream Trade by Gaiman 60. American Gods by Gaiman 61. Anansi Boys by Gaiman 62. Angels and Visitations by Gaiman 63. Coraline by Gaiman 64. Day of the Dead by Gaiman 65. Don't Panic by Gaiman 66. Fragile Things by Gaiman 67. Good Omens by Gaiman 68. Interworld by Gaiman 69. Mirrormask by Gaiman 70. Neverwhere by Gaiman 71. Now We Are Sick by Gaiman 72. Smoke and Mirrors by Gaiman 73. Stardust by Gaiman 74. The Absolute Death by Gaiman 75. The Sandman: Book of Dreams by Gaiman 76. Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen 77. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger 78. The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton 80. The Cross Gardener by Jason F. Wright 81. A History of Love by Nicole Krauss 82. At Swim, Two Boys by Jamie O'Neill 83. The Road by Cormac McCarthy 84. The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath 85. The Colossus and Other Poems by Plath 86. Ariel by Plath 87. Three Women: A Monologue for Three Voices by Plath 88. Crossing the Water by Plath 89. Winter Trees by Plath 90. The Collected Poems by Plath 91. Selected Poems by Plath 92. Plath: Poems 93. Letters Home: Correspondence 1950–1963 by Plath 94. Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams: Short Stories, Prose, and Diary Excerpts 95. The Journals of Sylvia Plath 96. The Magic Mirror, Plath's Smith College senior thesis 97. The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath, edited by Karen V. Kukil 98. A Pale View of Hills by Kazuo Ishiguro 99. An Artist of the Floating World by Ishiguro 101. The Unconsoled by Ishiguro 102. When We Were Orphans by Ishiguro 104. Wolf Totem by Jiang Rong 105. Anything and everything by James Baldwin There are more. Time does not allow for me to put them up. ...
Monologue
I believe that every human is inherently good. Therefore every human should be treated equally. I will henceforth try to treat everyone without bias. Everyone should be free to believe in what they want. If feelings rule our emotions, then why let hate do so? I think that all the chaos in our world results from All the unresolved tension, mistrust and hate we store. I think love is the solution. So don't tell me that you think love is wrong. As long as it's well meaning, and doesn't harm I advocate it. So for that reason I think gay love is right too. I think another source of hate Is misunderstandings and stereotypes. I find it hard to see past people's appearances sometimes. But it doesn't mean that I don't try. I think that if we let go of all All, of our past misconceptions and labels We could finally try to live together, All as members of one human race. Doorways Without Doors
HannahHilarie Lydia Mirabel Siow Ching Stephanie Xuan Rake up the Past
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