Good night world.
Friday, June 13, 2008
The fate of the world, Thomas Edison, and leaving it all behind
I think that God knows that we can’t handle really knowing what’s going to happen to this world. This thought is not completely foreign to me, but it is still being tested. I haven’t ever gotten to know this concept as well as I should and I never will, honestly, because it is so incredibly difficult to not worry. I know I’m not the only one going through this, and on top of that, I am not the only one going through ignoring my worries either. And if people ignore their worries like I do, then they are doing it because there is simply too much to handle, and they don’t know what to do with all the worries they have built up. This is probably why Jesus was a couple bazillion steps ahead of us on this concept and told us almost as soon as he could in his life to not worry too much. [Sidenote: Isn’t it strange to think about how involved Jesus is in even the structure and nature of our souls? Not only does he know each one piece by piece, but he made them – he even drew up the plans! Not coincidental at all that he would know how to fix them. Who would you go to to fix your lightbulb: (A) Thomas Edison (B) Edgar Allen Poe.]
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