The Clash of Civilization by Samuel Huntington shall determine the Ultimate Conflict of the Armageddon Age where man will sort out his conflicting perceptions of the world. As I struggle in my own interpersonal conflicts, I will reveal the path to showing others that our ways should reflect Gods ways, our life is temporal and our actions should be for the collective good.


Tuesday, August 3, 2010
A path for the chosen
Sometimes even as Christians, we do not have a way to release our pain. I have been burdened lately by situations stemming from my childhood. Part of it has to do with the interfacing on Facebook and daily reminders of people I knew from childhood. Not everyone on FB really is my friend. I thought about making a new category for known acquaintances called "Emotionally Unavailable." I would like to drop them as my friend, one in particular, but the history is so long between our families, it would seem as if a piece of my childhood would be forever gone. God is weeding my past to cultivate my future. Some people no longer belong in my life and have not for a long time. I have two hometown friends on the West Coast now that I share a stronger bond with. I am still looking North for relief. My vagabond tendencies are taking me in a new direction. If I settle back in Minnesota, I will live in Lanesboro or Mankato. If I go up to live with Gina, it will be Spokane, Wa. Thats all for now...back to work.
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