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Filled with disproportional rage
This upset me to the point where I figured I'd just share it with the all of you in its entirely.
I swear to Zod that this kind of thing makes me want to write a long letter about why I like the teachings of Jesus just fine, but wouldn't join a Christian church if they started handing out pot instead of communion. And maybe counter that with a little friendly advice from my main man Crowley.
EDIT: Oh, and apologies for not making this clear last night. This is from an Email that I got from H's mom. You know, the chick who walked out of my wedding moments after telling me that she believed "all good hearted people will go to heaven." Apparently she only means the good hearted people who are not satanic fucking pagans.
On a more serious note: I don't think I have words that can express how I yearn to know that my Ann Arbor children were saved by the power of Jesus Christ.
As I face my future, knowing that it is not going to be as long as it has been, probably, I just want it, so much. I want to know that, come what may, my childrens'
eternity is guaranteed to be good.
My Wednesday, can you not see that, whatever the world has done to you, your peace, your true joy can be found only in His Son,
the Lord Jesus Christ? It is so simple. God sent His Son, Jesus, to give us a way to be with Him when 'eternity' begins. He dosen't ask for us to do anything but
accept the "Gift". Ask Him to be yours. Admit that you need Him. It's that simple. The Bible tells us that there is no other way to get to that bright eternity. And,
a soul (an energized spirit) cannot be destroyed. It will spend eternity somewhere. Either heaven or hell. When you refuse the gift of Salvation, you chose hell.
What a horrific choice! Eternity in hell? No chance to change. Forever suffering? Surely, no sane person would want this. And, no loving Mother would no fight
to make sure that this is not what her children have to look forward to. So, I ask, again, please, accept the Lord's salvation. Don't let the world fool you into turning down this chance.
I swear to Zod that this kind of thing makes me want to write a long letter about why I like the teachings of Jesus just fine, but wouldn't join a Christian church if they started handing out pot instead of communion. And maybe counter that with a little friendly advice from my main man Crowley.
EDIT: Oh, and apologies for not making this clear last night. This is from an Email that I got from H's mom. You know, the chick who walked out of my wedding moments after telling me that she believed "all good hearted people will go to heaven." Apparently she only means the good hearted people who are not satanic fucking pagans.
On a more serious note: I don't think I have words that can express how I yearn to know that my Ann Arbor children were saved by the power of Jesus Christ.
As I face my future, knowing that it is not going to be as long as it has been, probably, I just want it, so much. I want to know that, come what may, my childrens'
eternity is guaranteed to be good.
My Wednesday, can you not see that, whatever the world has done to you, your peace, your true joy can be found only in His Son,
the Lord Jesus Christ? It is so simple. God sent His Son, Jesus, to give us a way to be with Him when 'eternity' begins. He dosen't ask for us to do anything but
accept the "Gift". Ask Him to be yours. Admit that you need Him. It's that simple. The Bible tells us that there is no other way to get to that bright eternity. And,
a soul (an energized spirit) cannot be destroyed. It will spend eternity somewhere. Either heaven or hell. When you refuse the gift of Salvation, you chose hell.
What a horrific choice! Eternity in hell? No chance to change. Forever suffering? Surely, no sane person would want this. And, no loving Mother would no fight
to make sure that this is not what her children have to look forward to. So, I ask, again, please, accept the Lord's salvation. Don't let the world fool you into turning down this chance.