Corner of solitude

I was asked whether I believed in a god or not, and my reply was fuck yes. Their response was an expression of shock. Almost as if to say “that’s crazy talk!”

Well why shouldn’t I? People think you can’t be liberal minded and at the same time be able to believe in GOD. That science, evolution etc. is against anything to do with having faith. I’m here to tell you that they are wrong. As my old science teacher Mr Dowse used to say, science only concerns the “physical world” and not the spiritual or any social aspects of society.

Having faith is a good thing. But you’re probably asking how could I have faith when there are horrible things that have been done and are being done right this very moment as I write these words? Well have you ever stopped to think maybe we’re being punished for it? For all the wrong things that have been done or are going to be done that we are the cause, we are the culprit.

People wonder why there is hell on earth when it’s pretty obvious that they are the ones causing it when they stray away from the core teachings of their faith. The very core teaching of any faith is to live in peace and not make war. You know I’m right.

It doesn’t matter what your beliefs are, it’s a fact that the happiest people on earth are the people who really really do have those beliefs. And I’d rather have a belief in God than have no belief at all, because in most cases people who don’t or pretend to have them are the ones who engage in wanton barbarity, greed and war. To have a faith in God is perhaps a test, to see if we can create a heaven on earth in order to get to the real heaven.

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