Response to Alexa Hueser's blog

(Alexa's Blogposting)

When you say it is filled with more bad than good, I believe you are correct. In fact, God is constantly angry with his chosen people because they do not do as they are prescribed, and thus they fall victim.

But now let us take a look at how things work in life. We learn from failure. In fact in order to succeed we usually fail first, at least in the significant parts of life.

to quote Bram Stokers Dracula "We learn from failure, not from success!"

Thus we can look at the bible as a good "bad" example, or a good example of the reciprocal effects of not following the word of The Lord.

The bible by no means is a story about the grace the lord has put upon us. Instead it is a story of "our" constant plight to reconstruct the bridge, or piece together the circle that was broken between ourselves and The Highest of Gods, while suffering through the pangs of knowing OF good and evil which is in itself the Curse of Sin; to not know, to forget, to be of disconnect from the circle, or bridge or line or whatever word you can impregnate with the visual connection that once was whole but now is not.