Sort of odd for me. I feel no different than I did when I was 49, or 48 or....well, the list goes on.
I suppose that I'm now supposed to go out and fine a woman 30 years younger than me and buy some sort of "Status" car to drive about in.
Ummm...not up for it. I rather like my life as it is. I'm happy.
Seems a lot of folks want to be what they are not. When we are young we want to be older, when we are old we want to be younger. We are seldom happy just being where and who we are.
This minds me of the numerous times I'd spoken with any number of folks. To so many they put their happiness ahead or behind themselves. But they refuse to be happy Now.
When I'm old enough to move out, when I'm old enough to drink, when I'm old enough to vote....then later.
When I graduate!, When I get married!. When I get the promotion!, When I find the right whatever!
When I was with Him/Her, when I was at that job, when I used to be (fill in the blank).
Then I'll /will be happy.
Being happy, content, or just enjoying our lives is a simple matter of choice. God created us to be happy with no resrictions. We put resrictions upon our own happiness. We can just choose to be happy now.
Give it a shot. I did.
Just my thoughts,
John.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Christianity on Trial
based on Colin Chapman 's book ' Christianity on Trial '
My answer.
I can only note my own thoughts. Christ showed us one thing. That this life and our supposed death are not real. Or not as real as God's reality at least.
Other faiths...I don't know. Near as I can tell, they all hold the same truths in basis. Love, faith, hope, forgiveness. If we truly follow these do we need assign them to a particular Religion? It seems not to me.
I follow the Christian faith as it's what I know best. But I surely could not say another was incorrect in following any of the other faiths of the world.
And if in following their own faith they come to the belief in another they do not choose to call Christ. Does the name matter? Yehway is not a stranger to The Father..or The Mother for that matter any more than Christ is. Neither I'd think is Mohamed.
We are called the children of God for a reason and it does give out names for them.
Anyone can be the older bother/sister at anytime. I've learned a great deal from folks of other faiths. All of which I feel to be truths.
Just my thoughts.
John.
My answer.
I can only note my own thoughts. Christ showed us one thing. That this life and our supposed death are not real. Or not as real as God's reality at least.
Other faiths...I don't know. Near as I can tell, they all hold the same truths in basis. Love, faith, hope, forgiveness. If we truly follow these do we need assign them to a particular Religion? It seems not to me.
I follow the Christian faith as it's what I know best. But I surely could not say another was incorrect in following any of the other faiths of the world.
And if in following their own faith they come to the belief in another they do not choose to call Christ. Does the name matter? Yehway is not a stranger to The Father..or The Mother for that matter any more than Christ is. Neither I'd think is Mohamed.
We are called the children of God for a reason and it does give out names for them.
Anyone can be the older bother/sister at anytime. I've learned a great deal from folks of other faiths. All of which I feel to be truths.
Just my thoughts.
John.
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