January 19, 2006

Satan-God War and the Human Factor

Introduction

It has been said through the ages, and in many ways, but the gist always stays the same. Know your enemy, watch your enemy, study your enemy. This lesson is learned in games, such as chess, and in life, such as war. It has been proved over and over again that in life when you don’t play by the rule, you are doomed to failure.

Governments spend billions of dollars in technology, information and various field experts in order to gain military intelligence. Sportsmen learn every detail they can to get that sharper edge. For various reasons, spouses hire private detectives to spy on their mate.

It is not a small county, but the religion of Christianity, that is being victimized. A significant amount of the population has chosen to bury their heads in the sand instead of being knowledgeable about a dangerous, imposing enemy that is making war on them.

The entirety of mankind is like pawns on a checkerboard, with the opponents being God and Satan. Each making their moves in hopes that they will have the largest number gained at the finish. The difference between the opponent’s trophy is that God takes only the best. Even as a loser in comparison to numbers, God is the winner of the best harvest, the most pure souls.

This war started from a difference in opinion. The root that grew the difference of opinion in the angel Lucifer, is the same root that grows the faults of man.

This is a sad coincidence that mankind and angels share, but the chance for redemption is still open for humans. There is no redemption left to be given to Satan and every other fallen angel. For spite, for revenge, for any of a hundred reasons, Satan detours mankind away from God and their inheritance. He knows that God loves mankind. So he wants to hurt God by tempting the people to betray him, just as Satan did with the angels in Heaven.

*** Please note- The word Satanist in this article refers to the form of Satanism such is at www.joyofsatan.com and the Joy of Satan Yahoo group.

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November 06, 2005

Satanism in Today's Society

UPDATE:

Very much to my surprise, I recieved an email from the Church of Satan this evening. The Church of Satan, on the news page of their website, has included a mention of my name,  and a direct link to the article.

Check out my newest big accomplishment at http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/11655/satanism_in_todays_society.html

The Church of Satan granted my request for an interview. Anyone and everyone should read it, especially if you have children that think Satanism is Devil Worshipping. 

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July 17, 2005

The Door

The door of life

 

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July 15, 2005

House Fire on St. Rt. 124

"There was little we could do to save the house, being as old as it is", the fire chief explained.

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July 10, 2005

Poem: September 11, 2001

September 11, 2001,
a new way of living just begun.
Three jetplanes into busy buildings flew
with many scared souls and terrorist crews.
A fourth into American soil dived,
the courageous willing to die to save lives.
Then came Anthrax, a micro killer
sent unsuspectingly through the mail in letters.
'War!' we cried for, war we got,
to get revenge on an evil lot..
All I can do is choke and cry,
when my children ask 'Will I die?'
The peace we knew is now changed,
civilians, not soldiers, are killed or maimed.
Two armies, two religions, two sides,
hatred growing in leaps, bounds, and strides.
An end to this? Most see none,
until the earth is blow-ed to kingdom come.
 
List of victims names'. 

 

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June 27, 2005

Local Writer Wins National Contest

I made the Newspaper! Read IT! I wrote the peice myself.and the News Watchman printed it word for word!

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June 25, 2005

Obesity in the Christian World

The acknowledgement of good and bad was the practicality of your moral ethics working for you, but are you using it faithfully when it matters?
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June 21, 2005

My First Contest Win!

I have entered different types of writing contests during the last two- three years. With the exception of receiving a 'door prize' from the Oprah site, this is my first success.

In May, Blog.com announced a contest in the hopes of finding its new promotional slogan, a winning tagline. Over two hundred taglines were received. Out of this, ten entries were selected as winners. Out of the ten, one was mine, 'your world, our eyes'.

As a prize, a very generous one I think, was five free years of a Platinum Blog.com account. A prize that I have promised myself not to waste. A prize that I couldn't have afforded no matter how much it would help my writing career.

I told a Friend today about the win. She said, "I guess you're more talented than we all thought!" If she would read what I write instead of sitting it aside with the promise to read it later, She would know. I know she never reads books or anything except the phone bill, but I guess I wanted to hear someone else say it was good, or that it needed work.

I asked her why she said that. I shouldn't have been surprised. I guess when you hear lots of people talk about sky high ideas that never get off the ground, a pessimistic attitude develops toward such fantasies.

I guess I'll try to keep my writing geared at the world that likes to read. After all, one success deserves another! And another! And another!

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June 16, 2005

Broken Child

 

The following poem is dedicated to Destiny Zimmerman. Born March 17, 2005- Died June 7, 2005 at the murderous hands of Robby L Rutter, age 27

 

The face we show and the faces we see,  are not as solid as the dreams we dream.

They are but an illusion of images, a curtain with which to hide, a caring smile to wear while the damage is denied.

So it is not within the eyes to look, nor is it within a smile, to see the deeds behind his face, you look at the broken child.

He hid behind the gentle facade, and the loving mother he decieved. Now her precious Destiny is laid, beneath the flowers and the grass so green. 

To him destiny comes like a shadow slithering on the black moon. Both unseen and unheard, in the void it stirs, hungry for his soul in its tomb.

Scream and fight as hard as he might, no mercy he'll receive. For in the judges chamber and within the hearts of men, there's no forgiveness to be had, and neither is sympathy.

And within the jailer's chamber, there's little forgiveness to give. Like trying to catch fire, through a flour sive.

Destiny is gone, and the mother greives. Because she looked into his face, and not at his evil deeds.

 

 

Please, watch your children. The choice to pull the plug on your child's life support is more terrible than you could imagine. Even more so if the child isn't sick with some disease, but rather the victim of abuse. If you are being abused yourself, take your children and leave immediatly! A 'sorry' now will be meaningless when it is too late.

 

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June 02, 2005

Writer's Whiteout

Writers of every type face brain whiteouts from time to time. If you have ever sat staring at a blank page while trying to think of what to put on it, you have been a victim of whiteout.

Whiteouts are not to be confused with common Writer's Block. The temporary infliction of Writers Block induces laziness, where as whiteouts is the mental form of clogged arteries. It can last for years with only short reprieves. Writer's have been known to spend hundreds of dollars in search of an instant cure. Searching in tropics, forests, and other get-away spots for the cure, they are usually left penniless and disappointed.

Whiteouts usually last only a matter of hours although, without proper care in extreme cases, the condition can cause career damage. Some writers have tried to ignore the problem and ultimately wrote such bombs as Loving Dust Bunnies and One More for the Trail.

If you or a loved one is victimized by its parasitic presence , there is not many safe avenues of action other than eating a bowl of alphabet soup or cereal until the symptoms of whiteout have been banished. As a low calorie alternative, shows like Sesame Street or other toddler oriented programs can be watched, permitting they are on the Recommended Programs for Learning list.

In the event that this has no effect, the patient might consider more unconventional treatment. The public library houses some of the best bookworms within its rows of literature. The enthusiastic tendencies of such can be liberally administered in doses of two hour visits twice a day until whiteout has cleared up. Caution should be respected when dealing with librarians as they do have the tendency to fine for unapproved usage time for services and materials.

It is presumed that victims, primarily those with deadlines, who do not seek treatment may become victims of spontaneous combustion also. This theory is not documented with any scientific facts and still remains an urban legend to this day.

One note-worthy case of spontaneous combustion occurred during a book signing in a small Ohio town of the U.S.. This event is still under investigation, but the unofficial word is that the writer did not burn do to Whiteout, but rather from a unhappy reader that threw the writer's work at him after lighting it with gas and matches.

Whiteout is not discriminatory. Whiteout can strike at any time, to anyone. So please don't treat those that have contracted it as undesirable or contagious. Remember to show respect, because next time it could be you suffering.

For more information on this condition, please call your local Muse. If it is an emergency situation, meaning you are on fire at this moment, run to the nearest water hole and jump in. After the danger has passed, you can then proceed with prior instructions.

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