There are time when I feel so alone in my beliefs and my opimions, especially living here in the very blue state of Maryland.
Even in a so-called Conservative-Republican portion of Anne Arundel County I am made to feel in the minority.
I feel the traditions and the moral, family friendly laws of any and all Christian denominations are under the gun and are awaitung the exicutioner's axe. This sentence awaits our Jewish friends as well, all who hold true to thier faith in God. All who still hold traditional marriage and families as a sacred trust. Not to be ignored or banished from opur lives.
And the very idea of abortion and the right to commit "legalized" murder disgusts me.
This might noit sound relevant to this rant but as you know I do watch and read a lot odf Science Fiction as well as other genre that some may find frivolous.
I enjoy the escape from a reality that had become more dangerous than the though of UFO invasions!
But this reality is creeping into even show I like such as the Dr Who series and Torchwood.
Especially with the question of life after death are they trying to drill non-belief of Heaven and God into those watching the program?
them there's the main character who almost always has an explanation for everything and does not believe there ever was a God.
Makes you wonder, since these shows or books are usually portrails of how thr writer or author believes, makes you wonder about them. Yes, I do feel like I am alon in my thoughts and my beliefs as if only I care.
I drives my crazy that I have nobody I can really talk to about this.
Did you lose my phone number, Pipster?
Of course, I should warn you, talking with me has been known to affect people's mental health.
Look at Sionnsar. He thinks bagpipes make music.
You’re not the only one making these observations. I believe many of us have the same thoughts. I just have to be chipper anyway, because the alternative (being droopy) wouldn’t help!
I’ll have hot rolls in about half an hour. The dough rose when it got warmer. We skipped the Spanish congregation dinner, as it didn’t look like we’d get through the line for an hour, and I didn’t want to leave the little boys with Anoreth that long. Afternoons have grown more difficult since we moved Vlad out of the crib; now he needs a minder if he’s going to take a nap!
We had this discussion in the scripture study class this morning.