Merry Christmas!

Today, my time down here (is already Christmas Day!) I shall be going out in a million degrees heat to a small private function with John A., (another John - we're everywhere) and his family.

They will have their very good quality air conditioner on full blast, I hope.

I will keep my mouth shut on tricky subjects and the only politics being talked will be from their end, and I will nod and go 'yes yes.'

Australians have lamb this time of year
down here. Prolly not
set out like this though. Mostly not.
But you can get it like this too...

They have Millennial kids however, and I like Millennials. Other people don't but I do.

They always go 'awesome' or 'too easy' or 'no problems' and they make coffee too.

Cannot complain about that kind of thing. How can you complain about it?

Christmas is this time when the Christians celebrate the birth of actual God God, as a human being, following which some other human beings then killed Him.

Brilliant.

You've got to hand it to the 'some other human beings.'

They seem to be with us all the time, these 'some other human beings' - never died out with the dinosaurs, think and act like the dinosaurs though and off they go, killing and pillaging and ravaging and crashing all over everything nice, pretty much all of the time. They make 'rules,' too. And they hold guns to your head or swords to your neck so that you have to follow their rules.

And God, what does He think about the fellas that killed Him?

Actually never mind what He thinks about them, the question is, what is He going to do about them?

It's all about the red.
This coming year.

That's one problem as you know, with 'Christians.' They all think their 'God' is this lunatic who forgives the literally worst people, and ignores His most faithful followers (parable of the prodigal son, right?).

That is not actually what the parable in question says and nowhere does it say God is not a God of Retributive actions. But hey, Christians all believe any kind of thing they want.

There is nobody alive with half a brain who is sitting around this Christmas going 'Ho Ho Ho I am so pleased that governments and leaders and so on are that kind of person who is just so forgivable.'

The people who killed God back then might have been somewhat forgivable - none of them had actually seen Him turn up back from the dead at the time they wanted to kill Him!

So it is at least reasonable to accept that they were protecting their power and their position the only way they knew how, still know how and do still today - which is that they kill their opposition.

I guess though, here is the bottom line with this matter. Nobody still has seen this guy turn up back from the dead, at least not in their own lifetimes now; and I do agree, we cannot simply just take other people's word for these kinds of stupendously, incredibly, important things.

If someone really came back from the dead, it's an important and a serious matter. Philosophically, scientifically, everything. It's just important.

You can't just go hide, and 'forgive' bad people but hide and let all the good people go down miserably.

I am hoping we can do 'red' but do it
with some panache and some 'design.'

Well.

I guess you have never been told about the 'Seven Thunders.'

It's a bitter thing to swallow.

And whoever has swallowed it, has to prophecy again before many peoples, and nations and tongues and kings.

The thing was sealed up, as you recall.

'Has to...' 'prophecy.'

I tell you what -, my guess is, it is not about how nice things are going to be for all of them.

What is your guess?

Do you think prophets are allowed to make money on the side? Thales did. But was he a prophet?

Well yes, yes he was. Ancient astronaut theorists say that 'yes!'

And so do I.

...Just some nice calming, quiet music so that you don't have to feel so disturbed. After all, it is Christmas, and - . Not sure what else 'and.' LOL