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My Views on Life
My views on life mainly circle around the wonderfulness of life. I think that too many people, (not saying who...*christians*) spend too much time trying to figure out God. I think that if God loves us all so much, then just believing in him would be enough. I mean that you dont have to go to "Faith Camps" and church or even pray to Him if you believe in him. I know a woman with 8 people in her family and every wednesday and sunday(twice) she drags her kids and her husband to Church. This kind of fanaticism is not neccessary to gain redemption. Being a christian is about loving God and Jesus and knowing that they love you back. I'm not the most Christian person in the world, but i still dont see the point in fasting to get closer to God like my friend Emily ( love ya sweetie!) or going to weekend resort where you hold hands and sing about God. What does this have to do with your faith? I think that people who go to these lengths need to be reaffirmed of their faith, and people who need that maybe aren't as true believers as they thought. Please don't prosecute me, but this is my opinion.
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LOVE... True or False?
Love, Love , Love. Well it either sucks for you or it works for you, either way its a pain in the butt. I decided that after recent advancements in my life to explore the meaning of love. My first question is... How do you kow Love from Lust? The answer is quite simple really. Love takes a long ime, there is no such thing as Love at First sight. Love is merely an un- hormoned type of Lust. You can be in love and lust at the same time. You could want someone sexually and yet care about them deeply. Love is just the acceptance of someone despite their faults, or because of them. If you love someone, whats good for them is more important to you than having them near you. ANd dont mistak feeling comfortable for being Love. Think of your Other as a big warm blankie thats protecting you from being alone. Shed your Blanket and face the truth. True endearing Love is hard to come by nowadays.
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