Thursday, February 26, 2009
[1802 - Victor Hugo, author, born in Besancon, France]
[1829 - Levi Strauss, denim jeans tycoon, born in Buttenheim, Franconia, Bavaria]
[1846 - William (Frederic) Cody (Buffalo Bill), frontiersman, showman,
born near LeClaire, Iowa]
[1916 - Jackie (Herbert John) Gleason, comedian,
actor, born in Brooklyn]
[1919 - Congress establishes Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona]
[1920 - Tony Randall (Leonard Rosenberg), actor,
born in Tulsa, Oklahoma]
[1921 - Betty Hutton (Elizabeth June Thornberg),
actress, born in Battle Creek, Michigan]
[1932 - Johnny Cash, Grammy award-winning
country singer, born in Kingsland, Arkansas]
[1933 - Godfrey MacArthur Cambridge, actor, comedian, born in New York City]
[1993 - World Trade Center bombed, damaged; six die, one thousand injured]
God Lost
When religion becomes institutionalized and dogmatic it shuts God out of its temple.
When the State seeks to become Godlike, it shuts God out of the heart of citizens.
When the State institutionalizes religion it shuts God out of the temple it builds.
When the Mighty institutionalize God, they become lost in the State dogma.
When the Mighty seek to become God, they are lost in their own dogma.
When a man thinks he is become God, he has to be institutionalized.
When a man is institutionalized he seeks to find the God he lost.
When a man thinks he is become God, he has lost his mind.
When a man seeks his God, he must lose his own mind.
When a man thinks he is like God, he has lost him.
When a man thinks he is God-like, he has lost it.
When a man seeks to be like God is he lost?
When a man loves God, is he not thinking?
When men love God do they give thanks?
When man loves, does God thank him?
When man seeks to love, God helps.
When man seeks love, God helps.
What does it mean to love God?
When do men see God's love?
What does God's love mean?
When does a man love God?
Why does God love man?
What does God love?
What do men love?
Who loves man?
Where is God?
What is God?
Who is God?
Is God it?
Is man?
Man?
God
Is
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