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my God.
How did it end up like this?
How did I loose it?
I left the one thing I held truly valuable to my heart;
I left it in the trash.
Ready for the vultures.
Ready for the beggars.
Ready for people to take it away.
It is what is shared in all of us;
What is shared in me.
How ever could I have desired
To throw that piece away?
We all think it is evil,
But each love it in their own way.
How dare I had looked
So selfishly in the past.
To seek away my future;
A future yet to pass.
Yet I think it was all worth it,
Regardless of the pain
I went through just to get here.
Twas it that made me sane.
Learn from mistakes I've made, my children.
And do not go my way.
For I had gone through fields of torture.
Torture worse then pain.
Ask not of me what feelings that i shared.
Ask not of my thoughts that I had made.
Ask only of me what you may do;
In hopes to not become the same.
How did it end up like this?
How did I loose it?
I left the one thing I held truly valuable to my heart;
I left it in the trash.
Ready for the vultures.
Ready for the beggars.
Ready for people to take it away.
It is what is shared in all of us;
What is shared in me.
How ever could I have desired
To throw that piece away?
We all think it is evil,
But each love it in their own way.
How dare I had looked
So selfishly in the past.
To seek away my future;
A future yet to pass.
Yet I think it was all worth it,
Regardless of the pain
I went through just to get here.
Twas it that made me sane.
Learn from mistakes I've made, my children.
And do not go my way.
For I had gone through fields of torture.
Torture worse then pain.
Ask not of me what feelings that i shared.
Ask not of my thoughts that I had made.
Ask only of me what you may do;
In hopes to not become the same.
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Governed
Glory be upon the mad mans eye.
For he tweaks tomorrow's reels.
But fortune holds back his prize.
Only the ordained can hold that zeal.
Wistfully our beloved maker expires.
By the hands of man, God's fall one by one.
Bless the crazed, who live in the pyre.
Only the civil will let lies be spun.
The blind know man can lead his own designs.
And the deaf do hear a devote tune.
The mad discerns the truth of the divine.
All feverishly dance, lost in the swoon.
"If God did not exist, it would be necessary to create him".
Why?
Because without God all things are permitted.
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Baphomet
Se arrastraban como serpientes plateadas manchadas de inmundicia por su propia voluntad. Los trapos atados para evitar que sus escamas resonaran entre las vibraciones de aquel frondoso bosque. Latía la tierra despreocupada ocultando el cambio. Los ojos hurgaban insidiosos en la negrura. El zigzagueo se detuvo en las orillas del claro. Ademanes de quietud.
Bailaban desnudos desvergonzados ofendiendo a los no invitados. Cubriéndose con la noche ignorante, comulgando con sus instintos. El fuego danzando en el centro de ellos. Cantando destemplados, alabando a lo inerte, a lo bajo, a la sustancia. Correteando despreocupados d
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God, Free Will and Omnipotence
Definition 1 - God is described as both benevolent and omnipotent.
D2 - A beign with Omnipotence can do anything.
D3 - A beign with benevolence is concerned with good and charitible acts.
D4 - Free will is, according to the bible, the right God handed to humans, out of which they could find salvation in him.
Premise 1 - If you don't obtain salvation, you will spend eternity in Hell.
P2 - Saving someone from Hell is a good and charitible act.
P3 - An Omnipotent beign could do anything he desires and still not destroy someone's free will, if so he choses to.
Conclusion 1 - God could save someone from Hell without destroying or violating
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