Worldviews cerita

We have lost the intellectual side of Christianity in favor of a touchy feel Christ who's there to make you feel good. Yes, God is emotionally engaging, but he is also intelligently engaging. I think I have neglected this in my disscutions of Christ, so I wrote this. So I hope you will join my as I muster as much intellect my tiny brain can hold and explain the philosophical reasoning for why I am a Christian. (Along with a bit of my testimony)

She was always forbidden from entering the stadium-told it wasn't a place for girls. When she finally stepped in, paired with her brother, she thought she'd found her freedom. But why did he sing those songs their parents used to use to shame her? Why did their walks grow silent, even after apologies were exchanged? As she trained among men-men who drank by night and trained for civil services by dawn-she began to wonder: was this truly a man's world? Then she saw her-an 8-year-old girl outrunning them all. Was this stadium really for men... or for dreamers? Who decides who gets to dream? So was this another notion of patriarchy that decided against women entering the stadium for their health and sports? or was it women? To know more, read my book The Stadium of Men!

Lucky can't be two people. Or can she be? She trains to help the war effort to save the untold lives. But she can't save two of her. She struggle with the war around her and her self. Fighting her other half. What is she? Where did she come from? Can she make it throw another day? What is the meaning of life? What is a soul? What is true death? She can't answers all of these questions. Can you?

Slimey snailies, can they manage to swim? Endless possibilities can resolve a drowning snail. With artificial intelligence, we could attach self-triggering flippers to their behind, or put an oxygen magnetistic gadget under the tentacles on the snail. But, is it worth the troublesome, despite the fact that there are 70,000 species of them in the world, and they do not contribute to the comfort of humans. And then again, can the snail feel pain? The snail also has a very simple nervous system, and does not have a developed brain, so thats unknown. if snails can swim, do they also experience the striving and panic that we humans feel when we are disconnected from oxygen for a long time? I WANT TO KNOW please donate me straight facts. This is an absolutely important topic that is worth spending time researching.

If ya wanna hear me ramble this is the place to be. Maybe my views will change, maybe they won't. Welcome nerds.

Here's a short poem that I wrote a couple years ago about the world. Follow me on Instagram and Twitter! Instagram: @vincewrites Twitter: @vincentwilson4L

"Narrative identity reconstructs the autobiographical past and imagines the future in such a way as to provide a person's life with some degree of unity, purpose, and meaning. Thus, a person's life story synthesizes episodic memories with envisioned goals, creating a coherent account of identity in time. Through narrative identity, people convey to themselves and to others who they are now, how they came to be, and where they think their lives may be going in the future"(McAdams and McLean). My biggest fear in life is being forgotten. This short story takes a look into the fears, values, and actions in my mind of how I will live a meaningful life. It starts with what has happened in my life to understand why I find meaning in the way I do. Then goes into the actions I plan to take to make my life meaningful. Next I analyze the different archetypes in my head and how they effect my meaning. Finally, I end with how my meaningful life effects my worldview. I will not be forgotten. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source: McAdams, Dan P. and McLean, Kate C. "Narrative Identity." Association for Psychological Science, 2013, journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/096372 1413475622.

Rants and ramblings on the world and shitty observations about life, in general. For those in desperate need, this may be regarded as a self help initiative. A humble and a potentially exigent project from yours truly. * * * paused * * *

Every journey begins with just one single step. It starts with one step. Change starts with one.

Just a list of poems I would like to get an opinion on. Comment and like. I will try to update as much as possible, but these are a little emotionally draining to write. Brace yourself for a look at the world through a poets eyes.

The book is a compilation of Poem written by Something that dwells within me, once in a while. The poems are based on daily life serendipity. Every poem is driven by something we see in our daily life but never really stop to consider unless we are in the midst of it.

A reflective poem about perspective. It asks whether the world is black, white, or gray, and what it means when our views of people contradict the way we claim to see the world.

A series of writings to enlighten a dimly-lit world.

Go inside the minds of people worldwide and unlock their worldviews that drive their behavior in this beginner's guide to The Delta Verse, as well as its sister universe, the Unrighteous Universe.

Read it and I will never ask of anything again. I believe this is important. Please just take 5 minutes of your day and read part 1. That is all

Ever thought about changing the world? to stop everything bad? Here a story were a boy living in such a world tries everything to change it, longing for the perfect harmony and happiness between the human race but how will he be able to do this? No one knows except for him! Keep in check and enjoy this awesome story!!😉