Its true. Some are so blind , they go through the motions of living not seeing the beauty of life which is there. This is a great thinking poem , crafted with much thought...M
This is a very fine write, Andy. Intention admirable. And your perception as to his delusions is "spot on". But sooo hard for most of us to forgive. There is pure evil out there that has been allowed to run the course of this world. But "only for a time". We lost more than thousands of lives that day. We lost our sense of safety. Life as we had known it will never be the same. You must feel this after the bombings. Heck, with the Isle's history, maybe we should learn resiliency from you Brits! This gave me chills as I remember that day as if it were yesterday and I'm a West-coaster. He was a member of an extremist sect and NOT representative of true Islam. Some despise Muslims period. But the world is not B&W. The distinction must be made. We are conflicted and this is what set off the divisions we now face...
Hi Andy, there are lots of them in my country, but I still see a glimpse of hope that better days would eventually come to this corruption laden Philippines, for I know that these lame and lepers will not live forever. Blessings to you.
... patience is so key to all to this; if Jesus was around his 12 for so long and they STILL didn't get it, then how much more do WE need the godly patience of GRACE in the place of judgement. We have to quit going round dispensing our single, solitary wisdoms from on high and acting if that's job done. "Hungry bellies have deaf ears"... so do hurting hearts. xx
Andy, I don't often read anything written about that fateful date due to my loss that day, but I did read this one and it is a most stirling (sp?) posting...ed
Lin
Love,
Sheri
Georg
vision, that’s blind
as can be.
I sadly think there's far more than one, these sad days.
peace be with you
William
GOD BLESS
Tony