It is fascinating to watch people in an airport. Each one looks so unique and different yet all are disparagingly similar. Can anyone explain this seeming paradox of humanity?
When I was in NYC over spring break I we went to Grand Central Station to get to and from the airport. When we were there I stood in the middle and just watched everyone rush around me. It was an amazing exspirience that I will never forget. People meeting their friends, the expressions of joy on some people faces, and others not caring about anything but where they were going. The whole time I was listening to As Cities Burn, a really slow song that has recordings of people questioning God's existance and the writer wondering if what everyone is rushing after is really God. It was really surreal and felt a strong presence of God, like my eyes were being opened.
check out my new post about deconstructing evil...based off the first chapter of N.T. Wrights book, "Evil and the Justice of God"
DNA. The same but different.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in NYC over spring break I we went to Grand Central Station to get to and from the airport. When we were there I stood in the middle and just watched everyone rush around me. It was an amazing exspirience that I will never forget. People meeting their friends, the expressions of joy on some people faces, and others not caring about anything but where they were going.
ReplyDeleteThe whole time I was listening to As Cities Burn, a really slow song that has recordings of people questioning God's existance and the writer wondering if what everyone is rushing after is really God. It was really surreal and felt a strong presence of God, like my eyes were being opened.
check out my new post about deconstructing evil...based off the first chapter of N.T. Wrights book, "Evil and the Justice of God"
1. belly buttons, everyone has 'em but not everyone's looks the same!
ReplyDelete2. You need more imagination
3. God is illusive
4. Haha
and when I say God is "illusive" you must know I mean elusive
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