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Agnostic Purgatory
Contributed by
zaknafein8891
on
Thursday, 3rd February 2005 @ 12:06:20 PM in AEST
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Once apon a time, I
thought I knew what was
true, but a doubt inside
my mind grew. A wonder
Of what is real, about
all the things I feel.
Could afterlife exist? Thought some
would insist, no answer prevails
in me. To those of
faith I hail. Answerless questions
drive through me like a
rusty nail. No solution
inside, to paper I confide.
A need to know, driving
me tired and slow to
the edge. religion, mythology, a
lesson to be learned, no
doubt. Faith beyond my preception,
the truth awaits reception...
...when I'm ready...
...Patience...
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2005-02-03 12:06:20]
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Re: Agnostic Purgatory
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by Rhymingron on
Thursday, 3rd February 2005 @ 12:39:00 PM AEST
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| A good write with lot's of food for thought. |
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Re: Agnostic Purgatory
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by CrystalTigerBloodrose on
Friday, 18th February 2005 @ 11:40:31 PM AEST
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Wow....I'm too tired to analyze in full, but really I think this is one of the best I've seen of yours, yet. Well...Questuality was good too but I commented on that in person. Hehe. So was the Silver Hues one. o_o Can't quite remember the name of it...so damn sleepy...X_X. *pops more cocoa puffs and hopes the chocolate keeps her awake*
Okiedokie, here we go. Agnostic...well I already knew that, plus much more about you, so we'll skip the obvious.
The reasoning behind your choice of religious belief (or lack thereof) is the fact that you really don't know. You would rather stay neutral and wait for an answer to come to you. Still, this not knowing drives you up the wall (oh aren't I so articulate. X_x Bleh, I need sleep...), and no answer can be found within your current resources. So, you believe that one day, if you wait patiently enough, an answer will reveal itself of what is true. By then, though, you may no longer exist in this form.
And me no longer analyze perfectly, so me get off blinding computer and go to sleep. Konbanwa minnasan (it means "good evening everyone").
~CTB |
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