Relax Everyone, If the Bible is Correct, We're All Going To Hell

 

If you want to go to heaven you must devote your entire life to God, give up the world, family and home for the lord.

According to the Christian doctrine, the Bible, no one is worthy of heaven. The whole bit about Jesus dying for our sins won't get anyone into heaven especially if you're rich. All the mega movie stars, sports stars and rock stars are destined for hell.

Most doctors and dentist in the world are rich, which the vast majority of the population needs if not the entire population, but all those years of schooling and helping the physically sick and giving us healthy gums and teeth, too bad, it's hell for them.

"It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God," Jesus said. (Matthew, 19;24)

After reading the above verse, apparently rich women can get to heaven. The above verse after all states no rich man, not rich people. So only rich women can get to heaven in the exact science of the Bible.

I read the Bible and perceive God as nothing but narcissistic and uncaring. Even if your poor, you'd better leave your family and devote your entire life to God, it's something required to get to heaven.

Be fruitful and multiply the Bible states. (Genesis 1; 28) That's fantastic, get married, have children, then abandon them for God.

"And everyone that hath forsaken houses, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children or lands, for my name's sake, shall receive an hundredfold, and shall inherit everlasting life," Jesus said. (Matthew 19; 29)

Without faith, without heaven. No one gets to heaven then. Mormon Christians told me last year that I take the Bible too literally. I just respond to what is written in the book, and I see no reason to attend the white mans church, pray to or worship a self centered dictatorial deity.

The Bible states that nothing is impossible if a person has true faith in God. My reasoning has given me the conclusion that not a single entity out of the more than 7 billion people on Earth has real faith in the Christian God.

But without faith it is impossible to please Him; for he that cometh to God must believe that he is and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him. (Hebrews 11; 6)

I'm willing to bet that God's reward is eternal life in heaven. A true Christian can actually move mountains. It is written in the book Christians use to this very day in their preaching at church. I really have a hard time believing that generation upon generation for thousands of years, not one Christian has moved a single mountain to display God's awesome power.

If I were a true Christian, I'd personally show all the non-believers God's power. Yes, I'm willing to assume if anyone, especially a Christan is still reading, that this is not how God works. He's based on faith we're all told in church.

God Himself, if He is what the Bible states He is not a show off, nor a puppeteer, hence free will. OK, I'm willing to buy that philosophy, but us humans, Christian or not relish the spot light, that moment when everyone seems to love only you.

I say unto you, If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto this mountain Remove hence to yonder place; and it shall remove; and nothing shall be impossible unto you," Jesus said. (Matthew, 17; 20)

God, according to Christians will never show himself until it's too late for us all, but the human ego, especially at least one person on this planet would have moved a mountain by now. Since this has never happened it dictates to me that no one has faith in God and without faith, no one goes to heaven. Also with true faith, according to the above verse, nothing is impossible.

Again, If I were a true Christian, I'd give myself the power to end all wars and world hunger. Nothing is impossible according to Jesus. Reading the Bible only tells me that Christians as well as their God are selfish beings who have no heart or soul. If God existed, at least one Christian on Earth would use their faith to end all evil and perversions of world leaders and their power.

Either the Bible and its God is complete balderdash, which is what I believe or God and His followers are caught up in some sick twisted game in which children and women still get abused among countless other evils that will always haunt the human race.

Believe and think for yourself, we're all going to hell anyway, except for a few rich women.



"Wild" Works for The Entertainment Senses.

"Wild" with Reese Witherspoon illustrates the need to live your own life, make mistakes and strive to conquer the enemy within us all while embracing the balance of safe and dangerous.

Reese Witherspoon portrays real life Cheryl Strayed who co-wrote the screen play with Nick Hornby based on her memoir "Wild: From Lost to Found on The Pacific Crest Trail." In June of 1995 rookie hiker Cheryl Strayed took 94 days to hike from California to Washington totalling 1,100 miles.



Strayed was faced with a personal decision to give up life for meaningless sex and the self abuse of heroin use. Instead, she decided to walk off her demons literally. Subtly foxy Witherspoon is a refreshing high level Hollywooder who doesn't get caught up in the big money of lame plots and redundant special effects which first embraced its audiences in 1976 with "Star Wars." For the record I consider "Star Wars" and its first two counter parts "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Revenge of The Jedi" classics. Carrie Fisher was especially eye pleasing in "Revenge of The Jedi," but I am off track.

"Wild" is not a riveting must see, but well worth a watch. Anyone who lives through self abuse, and is mentally still functional, anything is possible. Don't give up is a simple way to view the theme of "Wild," but I like it. Cheryl (Witherspoon) is devastated by the loss of her mom Bobbi (Laura Dern) and takes a dark turn into the realms of loserville. While on her arduous hike she writes, reads and reflects on life itself. Do bad decisions destroy us or do the set the path for a better life? The answer is what you personally believe.

"Wild" is a three star watch for me because it sans bombastic special effects and a story geared for  8-year-old minds.

Always in My Heart



Recently I had a dream I was hugging Alondra, aka Ali bear. In that dream I was crying and holding her, knowing I'd never get to bask amidst her presence ever again while on Earth. She passed away one year to the day my dad did when she was just 17-years-old.

I lived and laughed with her and her mom for almost two years from the time she was three to 5-years-old. My recent reading of Hindu wisdom spawned the following... 

Hindu heaven is abundant with love, laughter, foliage, water falls and it's also a world of eternal  peace and harmony.

It's a world where not a single soul is rich or poor, 100 percent equality with no leaders or followers. Ali bear is there right now basking in beauty, with about 5000 more years to live in a youthful and healthy body. She's sad for the rest of us still entrapped in this sphere of madness we all know as Earth.

Sorrow in Hindu Heaven unlike on this planet is not an emotion that attacks the soul. Ali fells our sorrow as she laughs when we have to go to work. Nine to five is not even a bad dream in Hindu Heaven. While she's playing soccer or hugging a friend, we combat fear, corruption and hate much too frequently. Ali wonders why we cry for her when it should be the other way around.

It's selfish of me and others to want her back on Earth where money and lust for power and greed dominate the minds of world leaders and fester down to us common folk who are encased in sophisticated slavery. Our imaginations, creativity and dreams are caged in barely livable wages set forth by big business. In Hindu Heaven, those three things have buried big business for all eternity.

In Ali's current world, the need for matter and money is non existent. No one goes hungry where she is now. Love has pulverized greed in her world. Laughter has decimated death, destruction and war on her piece of the universe. The only drama where Ali is now is in a movie, book or play. No one has enemies or envy in Hindu Heaven. Crime in every form has been swallowed by the innocence of children, passion of intimate lovers and the camaraderie of large or small groups of friends and family. The only bills (payments) in Hindu Heaven are on various birds.

Social media is only informative, entertaining or funny, never hurtful or boring where Ali dwells. The only illness in her world is the remembrance of rap music which should make anyone who truly appreciates music sick to their stomach.

Ali's friends and family who also departed our cosmic chaos only laugh and love in Hindu Heaven. Currently Ali is the only entity in Hindu Heaven who has ever cried. Every time she cries, she thinks of her loved ones still on Earth. How for example they might suffer from the flu, yet have to attend work for the fear of losing their job or making a various bill requirement. How Earthlings mentally suffer for the loss or sickness of another loved one. As we toil away from paycheck to paycheck in our deluded happiness while fussing and fighting with our peers, see laughs when we cry for her.

Three Movies, Three Strike-Outs

 

 

Intense and thrilling subject matter fails to entertain in the movie "The Captive."

A blitzkrieg of boring is the theme of "The Captive" which fails to captivate an ounce of attention.

Despite having a well seasoned cast, this movie is only worth a look if your interested in such things as watering artificial plants or collecting cigarette butts. It's only March, but "The Captive" is in the running for the worst DVD release of the year. (March 3)

The dull tale of this flick starts when the young girl Cassandra is kidnapped from her fathers truck while he leaves her alone sleeping in the truck. The father, Matthew (Ryan Reynolds) leaves to purchase a cherry pie. Internet cops specializing in the seeking and arresting of pedophiles find evidence that Cassondra is still alive. The movie becomes briefly interesting when the father is considered a suspect because of his financial troubles and lawless past. The makers of this movie never ran with this twist and the movie never gets suspenseful despite its intense subject matter.

Cassondra is kept alive by her wicked captors and doesn't seem to mind being cooped up against her will, taken away from her loving and responsible parents or having her freedom stripped away. I gave this movie one star because there were no graphic displays of children suffering, which was the one and only thing the makers of this move got right.

"Ask Me Anything" also released on DVD March 3 is another suck fest.

The makers of this movie managed to use Hollywood heavy weights such as Martin Sheen and Christian Slater to produce a movie less entertaining then buying socks. Maybe the makers of this movie should get some kind of accolades for their ability to make beauty and sex humdrum.

The storyline is flat, despite having the lustful beauty, Britt Robertson whose sexually explosive. Katie (Robertson) fresh out of high school decides not to go to college, work and blog about her sexual exploits which include coitus encounters with married men and a violent boyfriend.



Criminals, teenage frustrations, adultery and mayhem should be a wondrous mixture of enthralling entertainment, yet the movie is nothing more than a napping aide. One star, because the ending was surprising.

"Humbling" is a bumbling barrage of unenlightened movie making.

Even heralded great Al Pacino can't resurrect this movie into something worth watching. Simon Axler (Pacino) is an aging actor who regains a passion for life again when he gets into a relationship with his friends daughter Pegeen Stapleford nicely portrayed by Greta Gerwig. When he's hit the height of happiness, his money starts to dwindle and the worries of Gerwig leaving him fester in his mind. To spice up the plot, another women in Axler's life offers him a lot of cash to kill her husband because he molested their daughter when she was 7-years-old.

All the tangibles for a rich and suspenseful plot are brought to the table in the March 3 DVD release of "Humbling," but this flick is nothing more than an ensemble of awful. O stars for this motion picture show.



ISIS, Like Christianity, Wants Limited Knowledge for Everyone

 

While U.S. drones continue to kill women and children in the Middle East, ISIS burns down a library in northern Iraq, a library which harbored an ancient Egyptian sand glass, now destroyed forever. ISIS burned over 8000 books which are gone forever because of an ancient twisted believe in God. (http://finance.yahoo.com/news/isis-burns-8000-rare-books-030900856.html)

While I still think all governments are liars and only concerned about the well being of the rich while the middle class toil away because they don't want to be homeless, I find it very disturbing how the luxury of books is denied anyone. I could be wrong, but I'm willing to guess religion plays a huge part in the ISIS U.S. conflict.

ISIS more than likely brain washes its psychotic and mislead followers into the belief that the entire U.S. is a Christian nation. While our very own coins and bills have the words; 'in God we trust,' there just words. Many people in the U.S. claim to be Christian, but they don't go to church and frequently ignore the ten commandments.

A young child growing up in the Middle East gets caught up in the words of a disillusioned ISIS group and beliefs 100 percent of the U.S. citizens are evil Christians who won't rest until the rest of the world are Christian or dead. Hence other religions join the fight against Christianity and hell on Earth becomes a reality; terrorism in all aspects, poisoning of mass food products, suicide bombers, anthrax in city water and countless other ways to murder.

Demented people such as Sonoma County's (nor Cal) own Matthew Beck who brutally stabbed two women to death because the women were demons in his eyes. That's the lovely power of religion. Incidentally Beck is out of jail and can come and go as he pleases as long as he attends therapy classes and submits to random alcohol and drug testing. These are the kind of people that go to heaven according to the Bible.

Religion, I believe wants complete control of the mind and body. It wants everyone to be the same in both action and words, no individually whatsoever.

'...my son, be admonished: of making many books there is no end; and much study is a weariness of the flesh.' Ecclesiastes 12; 11. So college and other forms on non religious thinking is bad for the mind according to the Holy Bible King James Red Letter Edition.

'Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man.' Ecclesiastes 12; 12. 

Keep his commandments? Hmm...

Exodus 20; 13; 'thou shall not kill.' / ...'as the LORD commanded Moses; and they slew all the males'. Numbers 31; 7 from the Bible.

'Thou shall not kill' is a loose term used for religious and political hustlers for their own demented ways to acquire more money and power.

Getting back the above verse about reading too many books. (Ecclesiastes 12; 11) That verse is telling its readers to really limit yourselves to the books your read and acquire as little knowledge as possible unless it's the contradictory words of the Bible. Blind faith is lame and dangerous in my mind.

From what little I've read in the book of Hinduism, it blows the Bible out of the water thus far in my reading. For example true Christians will say and believe all Hindus are going to hell because they believe in the wrong God. Hindus on the other hand would embrace a Christian because they still believe in God, Hindus don't judge and set forth ridged and ridiculous rules among its followers like Christianity does.

Some Hindus and the book of Hinduism advocates the believing in one God or many Gods and it's OK no matter what your believe is. Christians and Muslims for example want to kill each other because many followers of both of these religions want to thrust their believes on others and if they don't submit to their believes, murder is OK.

'If there be found among you, within any of thy gates which the Lord thy God giveth thee, man or woman...in transgressing his covenant And hath gone and served other gods, and worshipped them, either sun, or moon...which I (God) have not commanded...bring forth that man or woman which have committed that wicked thing (not being Christian)...and stone them with stones, till they die.'

Again, exact words from the Holy Bible. It's OK to kill anyone who does not think and feel how you do if your Christian. ISIS and Christian believes are a huge part of today's wars and murders.



Wake Up America, ISIS is No More Evil Then the U.S. or Any Other World Power

                                                                  Photo from the book "Vietnam A History The First Complete Account of Vietnam at War" by Stanley Karnow)

Be headings, burning bodies and the other ways of brutal killings of innocent civilians by ISIS is wrong and evil in every sensible explanation, but why ISIS kills is understandable. For those of us who comprehend history, the Native American icon Geronimo and his immediate followers killed many white women and children they came across because the whites were doing the same to his race first.

If you analyze the news and think for yourself you'd realize our government (U.S.) is full of lies and you'd know war is 100 percent about big money. Government manipulates the young into unnecessary wars. 

Might makes right is the philosophy of all world powers and were lucky to be on the mighty side, but it's extremely disturbing how the men in high places don't want to make changes for the better.

Generals gathered in their masses, just like witches at black masses. (Black Sabbath, 60s) Photo from the book "Eyewitness D-Day"



For the soldiers in the trenches of war such as the raping of young girls, witnessing civilians deaths by U.S. drones and brain washed ground troops, having a conscience while in the very center of war can be a mind twang.

'To eliminate your enemy, hit them in your sleep, and when all is won and lost, the spoils of war are yours to keep.' (Megadeth, from their 1992 album "Countdown to Extinction.")

"Vietnam A History..."



As a young boy growing up Russians were the evil ones and should be feared at all cost, even if it meant killing a Russian baby with a butter knife. Now our government is telling us it's the North Koreans who are evil.

YouTube 5-year-old North Korean girl playing guitar. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njG_dQC-cnkIt's) It's amazing playing and illustrates that North Koreans cannot be all evil as the U.S. government wants it's citizens to believe. One day we might go to war with North Korea when the Middle Eastern fiasco of unwarranted death is over, if will ever be over.

High-tech souls who build and sell sophisticated weapons to governments across the globe are just some of the one percent who make millions if not billions from war.

War is propaganda started by the very rich and powerful so world leaders can send other peoples children to die so we can drive our gas guzzlers to work and par take in other abominations in our short lives.

"Eyewitness D-Day"



According to Wikipedia and I believe it, more than 77 percent of the deaths in the Iraq war were civilians. Other sources claim it was 90 percent. Also, for every U.S. drone strike, ten Middle Eastern civilians are killed for every one militant against the U.S.

World leaders can send other peoples children to die so we can drive our gas guzzlers to work and par take in other abominations in our short lives.

"Vietnam A history..."



Granted what ISIS is doing is horrid, but the U.S. bombing that continue in the Middle East as I type and the mass murder, bombing of Japanese civilians in Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August of 1945 killed 130,000 people.

Love and laughter is constantly shadowed by death and destruction. Greed and corruptive power throughout the entire human history has always defeated peace and harmony.

Wars is almost as old as time itself. The men who hold high places know how to beguile youngsters into war. As of November 2013 more than 900,000 U.S. troops have been injured in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. More than 1400 of those have lost limbs and to date, 6, 845 U.S. casualties, many of them were 18 and 19-year-olds.

"Eyewitness D-Day." Each of these bombs was 500 pounds. More than 1500 tons of explosives were dropped in Europe this moment.

 

In my life time alone more than 60,000 U.S. military personal have been killed in wars dating back to the Vietnam war. Incidentally the average age of American soldiers killed in Vietnam was 19.

'Rejoice 0 young man in your youth...' The Bible; Ecclesiastes 11; 9.

I'm certain that before I die, the U.S. and North Korea will go to war. Why not, both sides with men in high places will make billions, and it won't be their children being sent to murder and or die in war.

U.S. soldiers in World War II "Eyewitness D-Day"

 

The following quote is much better with Sean Penn doing the voice over from the documentary "War Made Easy."

"In real time officials have explained military operations to the American people by withholding 'crucial' information about the actual reasons and potential cost of military action. Again and again choosing to present an easier version of wars reality, a steady and remarkably consistent story- line, designed 'not' to inform, but to generate and maintain support and enthusiasm for war."

"Fury" is A Frenzy of Fantastic.

 

Don 'Wardaddy' Collier, (Brad Pitt) and his crew are tooling about in the thick of World War II, and jaded to the brutal deaths of war and its many other spoils.

A young virgin war soul, Norman Ellison (Logan Lerman) whose geared for typing, and not a minister of death awaiting heavy combat is thrust into the fury of war. Ellison is suddenly faced with the dilemma of shutting off his feelings and embracing the callus realities of combat and maybe become another brain washed mutant of government manipulation. Wardaddy makes it clear to him that the enemy must be killed at all cost.

"I don't care if it's a baby (German soldier) with a butter knife, you kill him," Wadaddy said to Ellison.

Pitt and his cast of battled tested titans, excluding Ellison are very good and calculating when comes to full filling there combat missions. The story takes an interesting turn when the 'Fury' group and other American soldiers take over a German town and Ellison meets a gorgeous German woman, Emma played by Alicia von Rittberg and we viewers are suddenly caught up in an intense moment wondering if the two young hearts will unite after the war, or maybe she'll just be gang raped and killed by numerous other soldiers.

The stage for graphic war violence is set for the conclusion when the Fury crew is faced with fighting hundreds of German soldiers by themselves or fleeing from combat completely and having a much higher percent for a survival rate.

A solid three stars for the January 27 DVD release of "Fury." The movie did not glorify war and the poignant realities of war were brilliantly illustrated and the ending was not predictable.