Of all my Friends

well, I did fix it. I had BIG problems getting it from one computer to this one.

I had to use and old chapter 1 and the new chapter 2(hence the f'ed up ness.)

The book has now become a short story to be ending soon. It is now part of a collection of short stories and poems written by me and a few friends.

It's now called the "Book of Closed Doors"

It will include(Grammarly intact) stories that no one wants to read or hear about. Uncomfortable things like Rape and parental fighting stuff. It will be and inspiration book by fictional example's of strength.

I'm not sure you would like the morals because of the fact it teaches strength through religion.

Which, by the way, have you read any of the bible? If not start on Psalms. Please! I'm very open with other religions such as Wicca and Atheism, but Scientology is just ridiculous. Aliens?

But enough religion bashing.

I'm not sure you would like the morals because of the fact it teaches strength through religion.

I'll still end up reading it, but I'll probably end up not taking much notice of anything trying to be religious.

And no, I haven't read any of the Bible yet...though I'm still meaning to read Revelations as you told me to do.

Even though it is going to be a short story carry it on as if it were a full-length book. In "Book of Closed Doors" could be an extract or something that is like a short story within the whole of "Of All my Friends". Maybe Eadi's atempted suicide up to the bit (I'm only guessing that this is going to happen) when she and Jason get together (does that end up happening?).

As for Scientology and Aliens...I'm not a great one for Aliens either, but for Science I'm a sucker...

but for Science I'm a sucker...

There is nothing wrong with science. I'm quite the nerd too.

But if you truly notice the beauty of nature and the patterns throughout everything, life CAN'T be just a random unthoughtout thing.

But, if you're thinking I'm just one of those hypocritical Christians, think again. I truly care what happens to my friends and you, Lenny, are my friend.

If you truly don't believe thier is a God and that we will all rot in the ground forever, believing in God couldn't hurt. Because if I'm wrong and you're right and we do spend eternity not existing anymore what have you got to lose?

But, if you're thinking I'm just one of those hypocritical Christians, think again.

The thought didn't even begin to cross my mind. There's no reason nor evidence to show that you are.

I don't see how a supernatural being such as God could exist, there's no scientific explanation for it, and so I don't believe. There are also scientific explanations for things that happen in the Bible, which I prefer to believe. Everyone has a right to their own opinions.

But if you truly notice the beauty of nature and the patterns throughout everything, life CAN'T be just a random un-thought-out thing.

I recognise this argument! Years of doing RS finally pays off...this is the...oh I can't remember! There are the 4 main arguments for God's existence and this is one of them. It's all in my RS book somewhere, a book which I've lost, as well as research I did against the argument.

What are they...there's the Cosmological, Teleological, Design argument and the _________ argument.

I truly care what happens to my friends and you, Lenny, are my friend.

We're both quite similar here, yet the differences are quite major. I guess that you care for them as a Christian as well as a friend?


Anywho...

There is nothing wrong with science. I'm quite the nerd too.

Science and Religion seem to go together quite well. Some of the best Scientists have been deeply religious.

Well I don't wish to anger you by talking about religion. I've had friends not talk to me since I try to convert them.

But you're not an ass, so...

But truly, you are right. There's no scientific explanation for God, therefore how could one exist. It's faith that truly makes me believe. Can it be coincidence?

Truly, I love all my friends as weird and as random as we are. I didn't learn that from Christianity, I learned that from watching how uncaring and selfish humans are. Why do we cast others aside and shun them? If I'm not the only one who cares about that, please let me know. No one should be treated bad for any reason.

That is where I tie myself into Christianity.

PS: My friend Heather says, "He's God he doesn't need an explanation, He's God!"

Well I don't wish to anger you by talking about religion. I've had friends not talk to me since I try to convert them.

You won't anger me. Everyone has a right to free speech, and if that involves talking about religion then I won't stop you. I'll gladly sit and listen, it just won't make much of an impact.

And they can't be thought of as friends if they won't speak to you. So what if you tried to convert them? I've got friends who try and convert me...but they gave up yonks ago.

PS: My friend Heather says, "He's God he doesn't need an explanation, He's God!"

Clever friend.

I've got a nice friend called Heather...she's really hyper most of the time.

I've got a nice friend called Heather...she's really hyper most of the time.

It must come with the name.