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Sunday, August 10, 2008
And that has made all the difference
Many are called, but few are chosen, as the famous scripture mastery goes. But why is that? Why can't all who are called be chosen? Why can only a few be chosen. Why is it when things get rough do people give up, and loose hope? I suppose it is part of human nature to give up. I mean it is easy. And it reminds me of my favorite poem.
Anyway back to the point. Wouldn't it be so amazing if everyone that was called was chosen? I mean think of all of the wonderful people in your life. Think of the silent leaders sitting behind you in class, rooming with you, or even the girl who you don't know that always smiles at you. I can just imagine and army rising of people who are so great, and good leaders rising from the dust. :) I just love feelings like that!
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Have you ever stopped to consider that in the poem it never actually specifies if he chose the "right path" or the "wrong path"? It never actually says...just says that whichever he chose made all the difference...but we don't actually know if it was for the positive or the negative...church people always just assume it was for the positive....but it doesn't say!
I have beef with Robert Frost in the afterlife....
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