@thinkingwest Cause they had money. You'd be hard pressed to find any scientist pre-20th century who wasn't religious. Doesn't mean the two schools of thought don't contradict each other.
The difference between a 400lb American made anvil with a hardened steel face and a cast iron body, and a 550lb German anvil with a fully hardened steel body made in pieces then forged together 🔊
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This is Michael Cassidy. He is a devout Christian and former military officer.
Michael just tore down and beheaded the Satan idol that was erected in the Iowa Capitol.
Not all heroes wear capes.
Humans are amazing. No matter how difficult a problem, we seem to almost always figure out a way to solve it (in the long-run).
If someone is running this Earth simulation, they're surely impressed.
“Nothing. You began as nothing and you will end as nothing. And in between—everything, and nothing. In between—joy and sorrow, beauty and decay. Everything yours to partake of yours to bear. Yours to see, to know, to give birth to—and to let go. None of it yours to have.
Not even you are yours to have.
You belong to a wholeness so great you cannot even conceive of it. No, it is not a belonging; nothing owns you. You are simply part of it. You came out of it, and you will return to it. You do not ever leave it; you are part of it forever. And this is your moment to be alive.”
This poem—by Marcia Falk—found me in the Synagogue today and gripped me. If only we could tune into that unperceived, larger-than-life wholeness and find peace in the part that’s our to play, somewhere between Galaxy Cluster SMACS 0723 and David Geffen Hall.
*Eats poison
*Drinks poison
*Injects poison
*Listens to poison
*Watches poison
*Doesn't exercise
"I have mental health issues!"
*Consumes even more poison...