check out this article ... about the end of the world no less ...
>>>>>So there you have it. The apocalypse is the locomotive of capitalism, the inspiration for revolutionary socialism, the bedrock of America's manifest destiny and the undeclared religion of all those pseudo-rationalists who, like The Economist, champion the progress of liberal democracy. Perhaps, deep down, there is something inside everyone which yearns for the New Jerusalem, a place where, as a beautiful bit of Revelation puts it:
God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain; for the former things are passed away.
Yes, perhaps. But, to be sure, not everyone agrees that salvation, when it comes, will appear clothed in a shiny silver spacesuit. <<<<<<<<<<<<<
i wonder how these people live? but then you know i'm one of those self described 'spiritual but not religious' people who sometimes fall inbetween the lines of atheism and agnosticism ... don't ask me to explain my beliefs because well I put a lot of thought into it and now I've come to conclusions but forgot the premise
tomorrow I'm going to the second city of carnal sin: 'nu awlins' although what to do with mom and sister? seems a lot of the activities are either morbid or involve imbibing.
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