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Faizan
The Pure Breed
(... or, 'The Bearded Old Man Passing by')
To be a pure breed, and that is to mean, to be in a certain variety, such as a Jew, Poet, Man of God, Prophet, Priest, Philosopher, and so forth, Astral Physics will do too, and so forth, and on and on, requires one's inheritance of mind and not of blood, one must have absorbed all the: tensions, stresses, all the other strains that their vital group have, through the millenniums, thus, that person is in short part of the pure breed. Let me elucidate: When a poet's love for the word is strong s/he 'can sleep on the edge of a sword,' as they say. The sum of all pure Jews requires one rule 'Repent the day before your death,' and since no man knows that day, hence, repent daily. And so the Jew must live on the edge of death. And for the poet, he must write what he intends to write, today. A priest must not show white-lipped fury, neither the prophet nor philosopher-and realize sometimes his presence is enough to be looked upon as the burden, when more often than not, people feel things must be done on their terms or not at all. And they must realize, the pure breed must realize, those who are in their presence, those who do wrong are often encouraged by their presence. The old bearded man is passing by, step aside (that is the feeling: the question being: does it feel good or awkward? The other question, is for the pure breed: are you genuine? Because 'no one cares how much you know, until you show how much you care')
No: 4576 (10-22-2014)
Theological Warfare
Is it not true, Christians among themselves are divided?
Cannot agree upon the nature of their own religion?
And such divisions can cut deep to the point those who believe one way are at times prepared to slay those who believe another?
In other words, the brotherhood in all Christendom is not solid.
The arguments start with the nature of Jesus Christ, and goes over to whether His mother, Mary is the Mother of God, or Mother of a great man!
It extends to her virginity.
And it doesn't stop there, figuratively speaking: it comes to the point of fighting over which dishwater soap is the right soap to wash our altars with!
And then we fight over who can forgive sins!
And then we fight over statues-
As if the goddess Isis has become Mary, as if the worshipping of one has been transferred to the other.
Does not God sit appalled to all this animosity?
Should we not discuss that?
There is enduring hatred in all this.
And then we have the mystery of the Trinity, and blind obedience to the church -
Did Christ have two natures?
Was he coequal with God?
Did Christ have a mixture of human and divine?
Some say he was never divided.
And thus, being divine, Mary has to be the Mother of God.
I leave this all to the theologians, but is this not what split the church and to this very day an ongoing grudging peace...
It would seem to me, churches, like men, wall themselves in, inside of dogma, ignoring God's plan -
To stop fighting the outside world, for a permanent existence with Him, in the kingdom of heaven!
(... or, 'The Bearded Old Man Passing by')
To be a pure breed, and that is to mean, to be in a certain variety, such as a Jew, Poet, Man of God, Prophet, Priest, Philosopher, and so forth, Astral Physics will do too, and so forth, and on and on, requires one's inheritance of mind and not of blood, one must have absorbed all the: tensions, stresses, all the other strains that their vital group have, through the millenniums, thus, that person is in short part of the pure breed. Let me elucidate: When a poet's love for the word is strong s/he 'can sleep on the edge of a sword,' as they say. The sum of all pure Jews requires one rule 'Repent the day before your death,' and since no man knows that day, hence, repent daily. And so the Jew must live on the edge of death. And for the poet, he must write what he intends to write, today. A priest must not show white-lipped fury, neither the prophet nor philosopher-and realize sometimes his presence is enough to be looked upon as the burden, when more often than not, people feel things must be done on their terms or not at all. And they must realize, the pure breed must realize, those who are in their presence, those who do wrong are often encouraged by their presence. The old bearded man is passing by, step aside (that is the feeling: the question being: does it feel good or awkward? The other question, is for the pure breed: are you genuine? Because 'no one cares how much you know, until you show how much you care')
No: 4576 (10-22-2014)
Theological Warfare
Is it not true, Christians among themselves are divided?
Cannot agree upon the nature of their own religion?
And such divisions can cut deep to the point those who believe one way are at times prepared to slay those who believe another?
In other words, the brotherhood in all Christendom is not solid.
The arguments start with the nature of Jesus Christ, and goes over to whether His mother, Mary is the Mother of God, or Mother of a great man!
It extends to her virginity.
And it doesn't stop there, figuratively speaking: it comes to the point of fighting over which dishwater soap is the right soap to wash our altars with!
And then we fight over who can forgive sins!
And then we fight over statues-
As if the goddess Isis has become Mary, as if the worshipping of one has been transferred to the other.
Does not God sit appalled to all this animosity?
Should we not discuss that?
There is enduring hatred in all this.
And then we have the mystery of the Trinity, and blind obedience to the church -
Did Christ have two natures?
Was he coequal with God?
Did Christ have a mixture of human and divine?
Some say he was never divided.
And thus, being divine, Mary has to be the Mother of God.
I leave this all to the theologians, but is this not what split the church and to this very day an ongoing grudging peace...
It would seem to me, churches, like men, wall themselves in, inside of dogma, ignoring God's plan -
To stop fighting the outside world, for a permanent existence with Him, in the kingdom of heaven!
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