Fun House of Mazes and Mirrors
I'm a youth minister, living on the Earth--more specifically, Staten Island, NY. I love ideas. I love to think about things that I've never thought about before. I like to think of the world as a giant kaleidescope that can be turned a couple of times, and all of a sudden, there is something new and beautiful.
I also love Jesus. I love helping people, and I love living a life of love.
I think the most beautiful thing about life is our imagination--our ability to dream. We all have dreams, and it's such a shame to give up on them. If anything, I think that's what God loves to do most of all--allow us to dream BIG, and then show us that it's not too BIG.
I want to leave the world a better place than I found it. Is that too much to ask for? I want to belong. Isn't that what we all want? I want to throw around ideas about anything and everything, because at the end of the day we are not THAT different--and yet, we are completely unique.
I also love Jesus. I love helping people, and I love living a life of love.
I think the most beautiful thing about life is our imagination--our ability to dream. We all have dreams, and it's such a shame to give up on them. If anything, I think that's what God loves to do most of all--allow us to dream BIG, and then show us that it's not too BIG.
I want to leave the world a better place than I found it. Is that too much to ask for? I want to belong. Isn't that what we all want? I want to throw around ideas about anything and everything, because at the end of the day we are not THAT different--and yet, we are completely unique.
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today-isawindingroad Asks:
I just got asked this-- thought I'd pass it on to you, cause I've never had any thoughts about this whatsoever... but I'd like to give it a look, if I can... ANYWAY. The question is this: What did Jesus do those three days He was dead?
thebeeble Said:
I actually have very odd ways of looking at time. I think that in the realm of eternity, time doesn’t exist linearly—meaning that once we die, we enter into a realm of time that exists in infinity, something we can’t quite understand. I’m actually thinking about writing a book about the relationship between theology and quantum physics…. how that all of our time exists simultaneously—though it is linear in our minds, because we are limited in probably 4-6 dimensions.
But that being said, the Bible talks about strange things that are hard to make sense of: Him descending into Hades, and preaching to the dead, and stuff like that.
But anyway, yeah, that’s something interesting to think about. Thanks for the question! :)
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idol-hands said:
I’m actually thinking about writing a book about the relationship between theology and quantum physics…. how that all of our time exists simultaneously—though it is linear in our minds, because we are limited in probably 4-6 dimensions. — THIS!
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today-isawindingroad said:
Huh. Interesting.
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