Who Got The Eggs First?

You select something and then you build on it. That’s how it is for everything and it’s the same for faith. It's either the faith that chooses you or you choose the faith. Godlessness has its pitfalls, while atheism might be idealistic in nature many a times and given the nature of the world, majority of the times. Godlessness is being so full of hubris and depraved that you reject the existence of God and think yourself to the god, however godlessness can also happen from being deprived of God. I don’t care whether God exists or not, it doesn’t matter, when you see young children die of cancer you can’t really say if God exists or not, but then there is a twist to the story, there is one more layer that exists between existence of God and you, and it has cures for everything. God made a deer and a lion, and he chilled and whether on seventh day or not, it is questionable. He doesn’t really bother about the deer or the lion, but the deer can run fast, and the lion can chase it, the deer runs for his life, and the lion runs for his life too, as it would starve. Humans however are even more beautiful, because they orchestrate a roleplay of the deer and the lion, just that here the deer can’t run, and the lion won’t starve if he doesn’t kill the deer. But then this has been decoded since the ancient times, and for the uninitiated the answer to everything they can’t explain is God. The same God that doesn’t really exist or if He does, He made the lion hungry for the deer. It is what it is though, and I realise that atheism is the first step towards realisation of God, though whether this God turns out to be the same God that you expected him to be, is questionable. You must either run like a deer when you are being hunted, or fight back, though there isn’t as much real estate as there is in jungle, so the correct metaphor would be of a lamb being slaughtered, what does a lamb do while he is being slaughtered? Bleed of course and then writhe in pain and gasp for breath until it dies. I have realised that wrong judgment by idiots is often more painful than the right judgement by those who are not idiots. It’s a subtle pain, which deprives people of even the basic satisfaction of being judged correctly. Well, well, it’s not that complex, is it? God hates Mondays though.