haha, here be my thoughts again
Re-post, because apparently because I am a failure at life at being tech savvy. -__- Anything related to the computer hates me.
I may not believe in God, but I believe in love.
Because in real life, people need that gap inside them filled--and sometimes, there isn't anybody or anything in real life that can do that. People will take a chance. It's what we do--we want to believe there's going to be someone there for us. We get afraid we won't have anybody, so we hope there's a God there in the end to tell us, "Hey kiddo, I've been waiting for you all my infinite, holy life." What if God doesn't exist? Well at least in their lifetime, those people had something to keep faith in.
We all need something to believe in.
Even a cynical person, like Terry Larry Gilbert Dilbert the Grinch in my 4th period, for no matter what he says--I bet there's tiny party in his Grinch heart he'd rather die than admit. That he, just like his nemesis Haley the senior, wants a first kiss. A first love. Even Shane and JB and all the boys their age, joking around about nipple-clamps and big..."toes"--they won't admit it, but they like the feeling that somebody cares for them. They won't say it--but they believe they'll fall in love, and get married, and have kids like the conventional American family.
All the religions, with all these dieties, all these Higher Beings who love their people, salvation--it's not just because people want a happy ending. It's also because when people get lonely and angry at every single person in the world, they like knowing that somebody still loves them. Even if he/she or He/She may not exist.
People will take a chance on love.
And I respect that.
In other news, math projects that involve some complicated linear function regression whatever graph are TEH EBILS. Especially when they are due tomorrow.
I may not believe in God, but I believe in love.
Because in real life, people need that gap inside them filled--and sometimes, there isn't anybody or anything in real life that can do that. People will take a chance. It's what we do--we want to believe there's going to be someone there for us. We get afraid we won't have anybody, so we hope there's a God there in the end to tell us, "Hey kiddo, I've been waiting for you all my infinite, holy life." What if God doesn't exist? Well at least in their lifetime, those people had something to keep faith in.
We all need something to believe in.
Even a cynical person, like Terry Larry Gilbert Dilbert the Grinch in my 4th period, for no matter what he says--I bet there's tiny party in his Grinch heart he'd rather die than admit. That he, just like his nemesis Haley the senior, wants a first kiss. A first love. Even Shane and JB and all the boys their age, joking around about nipple-clamps and big..."toes"--they won't admit it, but they like the feeling that somebody cares for them. They won't say it--but they believe they'll fall in love, and get married, and have kids like the conventional American family.
All the religions, with all these dieties, all these Higher Beings who love their people, salvation--it's not just because people want a happy ending. It's also because when people get lonely and angry at every single person in the world, they like knowing that somebody still loves them. Even if he/she or He/She may not exist.
People will take a chance on love.
And I respect that.
In other news, math projects that involve some complicated linear function regression whatever graph are TEH EBILS. Especially when they are due tomorrow.