Christianity Rules

Jesus.   He fills every good man.   We bend over to Him, all of us, all the good men and even the women too, and He comes into us, and it is so good when that happens.   Anyway, Ists:   Some people need to say they believe that an invisible sky man is taking care of them.   As a result of that, they need to say they believe this invisible sky man created the entire world.   They will never say that such is not true.   They need to tell themselves that an invisible sky man of whose type they were created them, and that he planned the details of their life.  Saying you believe in the principles of universalism by all people being made fundamentally the same (such as by an invisible sky man) is a recursive sickness among some types of humans.   Some people have brains that are made that way.   It is psychological that there are religions.   When there are a bunch of people on a planet, and some of those people say that everything exis...

Can a pile of sand become a person?   No.   It cannot.  It might be lots better if it would be that than that pile, but it just won't happen.   Imagine how one could.   If the electrons in the atoms constituting that pile of sand left their home proton and attached to another proton instead, they could be part of new molecules.   That pile of sand could become a person who was orgasming, enjoying extremely good food, or being very much in love with someone else.   You probably think that all of those situations are better than being just a pile of sand.   Yet, how much talking to the sand will you have to do to make the sand realize it should be a person instead?   Try talking to the pile of sand for a whole day.   A whole year.   100 years straight.   How often does the sand change into a person?   Yeah, okay, but what if you have a projector and lot of charts and visual aids to explain how cool it is to be a person?...

The Battle Never Stops A very young human—an infant less than a day old—becomes colonized by millions and millions of bacteria, or else that human gets very sick and probably dies.    Many days later—about 3/4 of the time around 365 days—that baby is a year old.    Many more bacteria have colonized that baby’s body during that year.    For the rest of that baby's entire life, it lives with thousands and thousands of those bacteria.  It doesn't even notice them or care about them.  Right?   Throughout its life, that individual’s body is a battleground.   Bacteria are constantly trying to do living things, such as using energy, expelling waste, and reproducing.   Some of them do things that aren't any trouble, and some of them try to eat up things that baby's body wants.   Battling against those ones in a war that lasts a little more than a whole lifetime is that individual’s immune system.   The fighting is consta...

Christ is King Jesus is so great.   He really is.   Before I record more of these stupid hateful Ists spouting their hatecrime garbage, I will say that the history of Jesus, better put the history of Christianity, is one of Christ coming closer and closer to man.   It is so passionate when people, men especially, realize that they need more Christ in their lives.   When they see beyond the deception of those horrible demons like Hera or those younger ones with all that "curve" and "shape"  like Aphrodite and Athena, which curve and shape  should belong to men anyway, I know that it is so good men instead focus on the writhing passion of Jesus in His True Loincloth and nothing else, or to make things all decent just lying on a bed listening to lots of little cherubs who are not little naked boys for some perv reason but just because and the rumors about vicars and choirboys are just RUMORS.   (The preponderance of cherubs in early Christian art, like th...

Decay is an integral part of an environment.   Things that cause decay are fundamental.   Like life and death, they are completely a part of the process.   Reproducing, taking in waste, expelling waste, and so on.   Decay is integral to the maintenance of an environment that depends on a star because, did decay not happen, there would be no matter available for living things to use as bodies.   Thus, the energy produced by the associated star would not be used more than once.   The specifics of how and why that energy is used are a separate subject.   We are interested here in decay.   The last essay on this subject was easy.   It was just establishing the omnipresence of decay on the environment with which you are most familiar: Earth.   Now comes the hard part: societies are like humans.   Societies decay too.   Think about the human body.   No, think about all bodies which live.   Humans, and animals too.   T...