Showing posts with label unreason. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unreason. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 29, 2022

Vows needed for our modern time

 💍________, take you ________, to be my wedded husband/wife.

To have and to hold, from this day forward, for better,
for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness or in health,
to love and to cherish 'till death or unreason do us part.
And hereto I pledge you my faithfulness

Friday, April 22, 2022

Somebody, care about reality

 Someone, please 🙏 care about reality! Stop caring About all that pink sparkled nonsense that the news media gives you! True love is nonsense! Attraction is random and pointless! There is a world outside your feelings! You know that! Why not just embrace this truth!

Tuesday, April 12, 2022

'active shooter situation'

 

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Disney ad accuses Americans who oppose genital mutilation of kids of wanting to 'tear families apart'

 
April 12, 2022
Presented by World Vision

Curated for you byCP Editors
Good afternoon! It's Tuesday, April 12, and today's headlines include an upcoming Disney ad slamming Americans who oppose the genital mutilation of children, a poll revealing U.S. attitudes toward the moral lessons of Easter and Passover, and the recovery of 16 children following a US Marshals operation.
The Walt Disney Company will soon be airing an ad on all of its channels featuring the mother of a trans-identified child lambasting supporters of bills banning genital mutilation surgeries for children and the teaching of LGBT ideology in schools. The mother accuses these Americans of trying to "tear our families apart." The LGBT advocacy organization GLAAD released the public service announcement called "Protect Our Families" last week. The 60-second ad profiles the Briggle family, which includes Amber Briggle along with her husband and her two children. The ad focuses on her trans-identified daughter, who now identifies as a boy and goes by the name Max. In the video, Briggle discusses Max’s interests as she narrates a background video of her daughter in an effort to persuade those watching the ad that society should support parents who want their children to be given puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones, saying a transgender child "is no different than yours."
The ad will reportedly air on channels owned by The Walt Disney Company, as well as channels owned by Comcast, Paramount, and WarnerMedia. The Walt Disney Company has received intense criticism over its outspoken opposition to a Florida parental rights bill recently signed into law by the state’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis. Continue reading.

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Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Are we perpetually enslaved to our inner doubts, despair and anger?

Are we perpetually enslaved to our inner doubts, despair and anger?

It is hard to sing the song of freedom when we do not feel free. So often it feels as though the sea will never split.

Because inside every one of us there is a Pharaoh and he will not let us go. He holds us down and mocks our hopes. He laughs and tells us that we are slaves and we will always be slaves. That there is no other life for us than the one we have.

He points to the wasted, ruined efforts of our past and tells us that we must continue to waste our lives building useless buildings and watching them fall. He tells us that all of our tomorrows will be made of this futile, helpless emptiness. And we hear him and we are crushed and defeated. Depleted of spirit and unable even to cry. We see our future and it looks like our present and it looks like our past. We are not worthy of salvation. We will never reach the promised land.

This is all true. Except.

Except that within each of us there is also a Moses. And his voice says, “Let’s go!” His voice says, “It’s true that you may now be a slave but you don’t have to be tomorrow what you are today. You were not created to build castles in the sand. You are worthy of serving God in the Promised Land. Look up and see that place in the distance. If you believe in yourself you can be saved.”

And all of this is true. Except.

Except that the voice of Moses is a stammer and he speaks so softly that we cannot hear. And if we cannot hear then how can we change? And if we do not change then how will we be free?

We are condemned to be exactly what we are right now, a small, wan version of the self that God willed for us when He blew into us the breath of life. The life that we are now wasting.

This is painful but true. Except.

Even a soft stammer is loud when is speaks the truth.

Except, the thin, soft sound can be heard if you are willing to hear it. If you can be silent long enough. Even a soft stammer is loud when is speaks the truth. You will know the truth when you encounter it. You will recognize the voice that uplifts instead of pushing you down. When you hear it, you can choose to heed its call.

And every word of it will be true.

Sometimes the path to salvation is made of your own work and the sea will not split, so you must swim to get to the other side. Sometimes the lesson is not so obvious, and both the hero and the villain are you. Sometimes the Egypt you escape is within you and you must find a new way to be.

There is always a Pharaoh and a Moses, slavery and salvation. And there is always a choice to make. Only you can decide whose voice you will heed and where you will travel.

And that is eternally true. 

Thursday, March 24, 2022

Origin of the world


 From Wikipedia:

L'Origine du monde ("The Origin of the World") is a picture painted in oil on canvas by the French artist Gustave Courbet in 1866. It is a close-up view of the vulva and abdomen of a naked woman, lying on a bed with legs spread

God is dead