[MD] God is dead.

[ian glendinning]

Marsha, from one atheist to another ...

Perhaps therefore our "god" is nature ?

Ian

On 3/1/06, MarshaV <marshalz at charter.net> wrote:
> I've been thinking about Joe's Dark Homour:
>
> >Dark Humour.
> >News from earth came to the devil, that god had been pronounced dead. At
> >first the devil felt that a burden had been lifted from him, his spirit
> >soured before becoming lost. He then missed god and started to cry, who was
> >there now to bring balance to life?
> >Then an idea started to rumble deep inside of him, it rumbled and rumbled
> >until the devil proclaimed to hell. "I shall go to earth and either discover
> >that god still exists or take his place."
> >Chorus in Hell. "God is dead, long live God."
>
> "God is dead, long live God"
>
> What did Tina Turner sing?  "We don't need another hero...."  Well,
> for me, when God died, my self didn't want to replace HIM.  When God
> died, I became reunited with Nature.  I am a part of nature, no more,
> no less.  And I am content in that state.  I am nature whether I am
> walking in the woods, or sitting at my computer.  I think everyone I
> meet is nature too (even Platt).   My mind is a tool for my survival,
> just like my senses.  Mind is nature.  Does the Oak tree envy
> me?  No, he is my brother.  Does the Rowan envy me.  No, she is my
> sister.  The Sky is my father.  The Earth is my mother.
>
> No.  No more God for me.
>
> Marsha
>
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