I think Nora Illustrated my point much better than I
> could have. That is thethat we who choose not to waste our lives trying to
> get to a place that
> doesn't exist,
> level of fanatasism that scares me most. You see
> Nora, I happen to believe
> will be the ones that have truely
> lived. Churches all over are
> filled with people as inept as you seem to be, who
> will gladly tithe to a
> church simply to feel a sense of belonging. I,
>  Here's the catch though...We
> don't pretend to know the
> answer! It simply cannot be known. We don't try tohowever live each day
in the
> company of truly interesting people, each with his
> or her OWN concepts of how
> we got here and why.
> convince anyone that our
> little theories are the only truth and scare thm
> into complacency. We just go
> on about our lives until our last breath leaves us,
> kmowing that we have used
> our bodies and minds in the capacity for which they
> were designed. We did not
> fall victim to geedy tyrants that want you to
> conform to their standards in
> order to maintain your usefulness to them. Life, to
> us, is not a shortcut to
> never neverland. It is a singular miracle that
> cannot be explained...only
> enjoyed.
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