Aug 16, 2004 10:55
So, from here I just go to Transy and assume everything will be alright.
And I was sitting in church yesterday with mom, and realized I will most likely never be where I was, faith-wise, I mean. But I'm ok with that, and it actually pleases me. Then, I realized that certain people might disregard me because of that--because of my faith, or lack of. And I got really pissed off, because I re-realized how much people discriminate because of religion, and how that is such a contradiction to most religions, even with the "evenly yoked" command and all. (
I remembered something one of my teachers said at GSP: "When you find someone, and you want them, you will not be able to ask them what their religion is. It will be too late."
But here's my latest idea. Live your life well, and hope for the best. That's all you can do, anyway, since no one will ever know anything for sure.
I think people can believe totally separate things, as far as religion, and still be "evenly yoked." it all comes down to how one lives his/her life.
Getting ready to get a shower and go to work. Mom wanted me to hang out here a while today, to make sure dad didn't come by and to be an asshole, or anything. I got to sleep in, which was nice, but...who's going to do this when I leave in three weeks minus two days?
WOW. Three weeks minus two days...
Last night I went over to Robbie's, and, en route, I saw flocks of girls rushing for sororities. I can't believe I'm even considering pledging. To me, sororites and marriage envoke the same though process: in theory, yeah, maybe I could do them, but when I consider the principle, and actually imagine myself in either....hell no. I know they're different at transy and all, but still.
Ok, guys. Thursday night. My house. Just hanging out. To get in, you must bring a bag of chips or cookies or soda or something. We have no food or anything at my house, and mom doesn't believe in Kroger. Or maybe we can order pizza? I have a bearcat card, so if we split it up, it would be uber cheap.
See you then.