God gave us heaven, and in our quest to become like God and live forever in paradise, we turned it into hell.
We want to live forever so bad that we loose the eternity of this very moment, a moment that will either never come again, or will repeat itself in any infinite number of forms, forever.
In either case, since both may be simply matters of perspective to us, it is the expectation of eternity in paradise, and more importantly the fear of loosing such an investment, that convinces us of the need to treat all those who we think threaten such a reward, as if they were evil.
From our convictions about our beliefs, most of which have only convinced us to judge, blame, and kill each other, to our love of our own ideas, the more people try to be like Jesus, the more they only ever act like the devil.
We want to live forever so bad that we loose the eternity of this very moment, a moment that will either never come again, or will repeat itself in any infinite number of forms, forever.
In either case, since both may be simply matters of perspective to us, it is the expectation of eternity in paradise, and more importantly the fear of loosing such an investment, that convinces us of the need to treat all those who we think threaten such a reward, as if they were evil.
From our convictions about our beliefs, most of which have only convinced us to judge, blame, and kill each other, to our love of our own ideas, the more people try to be like Jesus, the more they only ever act like the devil.
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