What I Believe Oct 13, 2008
Posted by magnostic in Personal.Tags: What I Believe
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I was tagged by Collateral Damage for a silly blog meme game, and if I don’t respond (and send to five new victims) then the stock market will crash or the world will end or something. So here’s what I believe:
- That people are too easily led to believe in things they don’t really believe in (the lemming theory, aka presidential politics).
- That God’s teachings are much more relevant when they’re found within the context of our lives than in any book written by humans centuries ago.
- That there’s no better feeling than watching your kids succeed at something (anything) they’ve worked hard to achieve.
- In the healing power of laughter (except for knee injuries).
- I wish for 3 more wishes <oops, wrong game>
- In the Red Sox.
OK, so now to share the misery with others. I tag noted non-believer Albert, plus Derek, Bruce, Tracy, and Real Dan.
Okay, I’ll stop laughing at your knee injury.
My blog is where tag games go to die.
I don’t get the blog game, but I take full responsibilty for my ignorance. As I don’t believe in God, I can’t blame him. Damn.
Knee injuries are good for supplying laughter, but only if they are incurred by a close personal friend who used to be really, really fast.
I also believe in the Red Sox, and am hoping that they will never become Yankee-like.
Warren Zevon is the man.
Wait until next year.
a Cubs fan
Cubs – ouch! Sorry Bruce
Wow. How incredibly refreshing that someone still believes in His word and openly states that God’s teachings are relevant to our lives today. I appreciate your sense of humor in these tough times. I was actually smittenn with the new england winter image – is New England surviving the economic crisis?