This blog is an intellectual dabble into simplisticness. More commonly known as stupidity. Or shallowness. Or lack of depth. Or face value. Or the other side of the story of everything.
As it's name states, it will attempt to examine tonnes of stories that have been told us from the beginning of time and applying the philosophy of the one man's meat to it, provide an a feasible alternative story. Feasible stories. Incredible stories. Unbelieveable stories. Believable stories. All sorts and kinds of stories.
There are two sides to every story; the one forced on you by the story teller who is usually the victor or the wise one who found a way of documenting and passing on the story in his own view, as he saw it given his limited pov. Or even if his point of view is widely expanded. It is still his understanding. Or her understanding. And that is narrow. POV has forever been subjective. So, here's our opportunity to tell the other story. And stick to it.
If there is nothing else in this world, there are at least our questions. Did creation really happen in 7 straight days in the sequence the bible described? What is the other way it could have happened? Were Adam and Eve solely created or was their story and the lost garden glory someone's explanation for abject suffering at the time? Did Noah build an ark that survived a rain storm that killed all his compatriots? Was all his compatriots the entire world or just the people from his village?
There are loads of questions we don't have answers to. We have believed so many stories told us repeatedly over time. It is time for us to tell our own side of the story. Maybe not our own side though, Just another side of the story. A side that is possible as well. All we need is to believe. Same way we have believed all the other stories told us so floweringly and consistently in the past.
And oh, even if some of the stories were proven to be true, why did they happen? What was going through the minds of the main actors at the time? Was their action deliberate or accidental? Etc. We are at least all blessed with rich imaginations even if sometimes it appears that we weren't blessed with much else. Come along and tell a story. Come along and take a known story apart and tell yours. Let us theorize the polity. Enough is enough. Let's hear from the other side. Hello from the other side!
As it's name states, it will attempt to examine tonnes of stories that have been told us from the beginning of time and applying the philosophy of the one man's meat to it, provide an a feasible alternative story. Feasible stories. Incredible stories. Unbelieveable stories. Believable stories. All sorts and kinds of stories.
There are two sides to every story; the one forced on you by the story teller who is usually the victor or the wise one who found a way of documenting and passing on the story in his own view, as he saw it given his limited pov. Or even if his point of view is widely expanded. It is still his understanding. Or her understanding. And that is narrow. POV has forever been subjective. So, here's our opportunity to tell the other story. And stick to it.
If there is nothing else in this world, there are at least our questions. Did creation really happen in 7 straight days in the sequence the bible described? What is the other way it could have happened? Were Adam and Eve solely created or was their story and the lost garden glory someone's explanation for abject suffering at the time? Did Noah build an ark that survived a rain storm that killed all his compatriots? Was all his compatriots the entire world or just the people from his village?
There are loads of questions we don't have answers to. We have believed so many stories told us repeatedly over time. It is time for us to tell our own side of the story. Maybe not our own side though, Just another side of the story. A side that is possible as well. All we need is to believe. Same way we have believed all the other stories told us so floweringly and consistently in the past.
And oh, even if some of the stories were proven to be true, why did they happen? What was going through the minds of the main actors at the time? Was their action deliberate or accidental? Etc. We are at least all blessed with rich imaginations even if sometimes it appears that we weren't blessed with much else. Come along and tell a story. Come along and take a known story apart and tell yours. Let us theorize the polity. Enough is enough. Let's hear from the other side. Hello from the other side!
