I think it is quite ingenious how God created a world in which all of his creation could exist on the same level of function regardless of mental prowess. There have been many brilliant men who, through intense thought, have come up with the same conclusions as a five year-old. All thought ends up at the same place. Try answering a question and you will find two more that you will never answer. Who is closer to the answer to life: Plato or Jaden? God is kind of like the producers of “LOST” he creates enjoyable viewing for everyone. Some people decrypt Morris Code from blinking florescent lights in random scenes, while others just enjoy the characters. God created the universe to be perfectly enjoyed by you and by how you think. Cool huh?!

Now do not get me wrong, logic has it’s place, but most of the time is is not reliable because bias is created when emotions or other things beyond our control come into play. I think it is good for screening possible choices in faith, but not for questioning. Simply because it is limited. True happiness comes from God, not from understanding. Why? Because only God can truly understand. Share with one another, have fun, believe what you have come to accept. Life will be much more enjoyable. Even if some parts of what you believe are wrong you will still end up happier in the end. So strive for the unattainable or illogical, because if you did not, then what chance would you ever have at attaining? It is only possible to do something if you believe it is possible and you attempt it. Failure is something we learn from which ultimately makes us more likely to succeed. So with this paradigm, you will never be sad if you do not succeed, just more eager to succeed!

Moral: Work for God, do not waste time rationalizing. You will be happier, even if some nuances do not make sense, because you will have accomplished great things.

It is the simple things in life that have the most meaning. One song took me out of my 3 week mood. Music is so powerful. It is crazy just how much leverage simplicity has. It is called “Casimir Pulaski Day” by Sufjan Stevens. It made me reflect on God, life and the importance of life and God. No more Nietzsche! Yay!