ooh, i've sat down & i cant get up.. went to church & heard an awesome sermon by the new priest.. he's really energetic, ay? (haha.. he kept sayin ay at the end of every sentence).. my bros kept sayin, "ma, we're hungry.. take us somewhere to eat." so we decided to go to costco.. i mean, come on! free samples.. by the end, we were all full & headed home.. chores!..
aah, my butt has seemingly fused with this chair of mine.. i've been online forever lookin up stuff for my cultural/health presentation.. oh ya, and i was chattin as well.. maybe that's why i've been here long.. talked to a few -- kristine, jeriel, lia, euny, & chee... i accidentally rejected an IM.. gee i wonder who it was.. i feel bad.. but ya, sorry whoever u are..
my own contemplation
ooh what else.. i watched this really cool movie on channel 13.. i didn't catch the title nor did i know who the actors were, but it was simply intriguing.. the main core if it envelops the theme of "global thermonuclear war".. but there is an underlyin lesson in it.. sometimes humans rely so much on technology, its advances, & individual's extremely high intelligence that destruction is the only result.. we have to learn defeat, love, compassion, & all those good stuff.. machines are mere programmable tools, which do not project emotion.. they only follow the instructions of their creator; therefore, are incapable of bein compassionate, which leads to death of many (as inferred in the movie)..
hmm.. this somehow brought me to a theological question.. what if humans were built like machines to follow every command their Creator makes? wouldn't this solve all of life's problems? would not obedience lead to greater good? if that were the case, then our creation would be useless.. God didn't create us to be like robots; rather, He wanted to see the extent of our love for Him through our words & actions.. in a child-like response, wouldn't it be much more interesting to see a diversified group of people who do things not directly in accord, but in a different and interesting way.. we can all show our obedience.. not necessarily in a monotone fashion.. life is truly grand..
I'm going to stop procrastinating ... once I get around to it.
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ooh, i've sat down & i cant get up.. went to church & heard an awesome sermon by the new priest.. he's really energetic, ay? (haha.. he kept sayin ay at the end of every sentence).. my bros kept sayin, "ma, we're hungry.. take us somewhere to eat." so we decided to go to costco.. i mean, come on! free samples.. by the end, we were all full & headed home.. chores!..
aah, my butt has seemingly fused with this chair of mine.. i've been online forever lookin up stuff for my cultural/health presentation.. oh ya, and i was chattin as well.. maybe that's why i've been here long.. talked to a few -- kristine, jeriel, lia, euny, & chee... i accidentally rejected an IM.. gee i wonder who it was.. i feel bad.. but ya, sorry whoever u are..
my own contemplation
ooh what else.. i watched this really cool movie on channel 13.. i didn't catch the title nor did i know who the actors were, but it was simply intriguing.. the main core if it envelops the theme of "global thermonuclear war".. but there is an underlyin lesson in it.. sometimes humans rely so much on technology, its advances, & individual's extremely high intelligence that destruction is the only result.. we have to learn defeat, love, compassion, & all those good stuff.. machines are mere programmable tools, which do not project emotion.. they only follow the instructions of their creator; therefore, are incapable of bein compassionate, which leads to death of many (as inferred in the movie)..
hmm.. this somehow brought me to a theological question.. what if humans were built like machines to follow every command their Creator makes? wouldn't this solve all of life's problems? would not obedience lead to greater good? if that were the case, then our creation would be useless.. God didn't create us to be like robots; rather, He wanted to see the extent of our love for Him through our words & actions.. in a child-like response, wouldn't it be much more interesting to see a diversified group of people who do things not directly in accord, but in a different and interesting way.. we can all show our obedience.. not necessarily in a monotone fashion.. life is truly grand..