Setting Your Bucket Down And Going To The House
Your world primarily reflects the existentialism adopted by our personal senses.
It can contain the pleasant or unpleasant, logical or illogical, burdensome or lightly loaded.
Jean Paul Sartre, contemplating the philosophy of human acceptance to particular lifestyle, described the sufferance of circumstance to define each existentialism.
Another wit said: "I bargained with life for a penny, and life would pay no more.
" We can know from philosophy: opted choices will make their contribution to our personal existentialism.
Truly, the circumstance we choose affects our degree of contentment.
Many have felt like setting your bucket down and going to the house, and letting the world continue on in its crazy and irresponsible way.
Have you experience this anomaly? Well, you are not alone! The weight of life's burden, encountered human crudeness, and sufferance of illogic is almost too great a burden to carry.
But freedom, enlightenment, and logic exist also, ready for your acceptance and enjoyment.
We have the choice of liveliness or lethargy, keenness or dullness, intellectuality or moronity, literacy or illiteracy.
We have the strength of choice.
Will we set our bucket down or set out to overcome life's burdens? While we, each of us, consider ourself a cut above the common cloth, such is an illusion; for in particular existentialisms reside both excellence and imperfection.
Which strengths or weaknesses predominate in each existentialism lived and will determine the mettle of character and depth of knowledge required to carry life's load; or else, just compel us to set the bucket down.
In this regard, some have superior knowledge or insight than others; by the same token, some have less strength in a particular field and therefore an inferior defense or attack.
Nowhere is this discrepancy more evident than in the field of metaphysics: that is, in the hermeneutics surrounding Bible kabala, or cabbala.
This science is sadly deficient in the great majority of would-be Bible scholars, correspondingly in professional, academic, or lay-people: so much more so in the average Sunday-go-to-meeting backslider, who knows so little as to be almost biblically illiterate.
In fact, from one sermon to another, most can hardly remember the most recent sermon title, much less its content.
Parishioners follow this practice for forty or fifty unproductive years, satisfied with the status quo.
These are they who have set their bucket down and gone to the house.
In today's monotheism climate, replete with three main branches and thousands of sects or denominations, we discover a drift from the one-way advocated in scripture to the many advocacies depreciating various sects and branches with a call to benefit and entry into immortality.
Such fails to commend the typical dedication, for monotheist options violate all rules of literacy and tenets of the original enterprise.
How can we resist the silver-tongued opportunist, appeals from the unlearned, or calls to disunity? The solution is easy! Syllogistic reasoning! Assemble a few premises (facts) and require these combinations to produce more facts, each without conflicting testimony to challenge other conclusions.
Now, readers are on the track to an exciting elucidation of Bible intent.
Much work has centered in this area, already available for your investigation.
You are invited to continue this exciting study, for family, future family, and self.
To work alone in the present overburdened world is discouraging enough to 'make you want to set your bucket down.
'
It can contain the pleasant or unpleasant, logical or illogical, burdensome or lightly loaded.
Jean Paul Sartre, contemplating the philosophy of human acceptance to particular lifestyle, described the sufferance of circumstance to define each existentialism.
Another wit said: "I bargained with life for a penny, and life would pay no more.
" We can know from philosophy: opted choices will make their contribution to our personal existentialism.
Truly, the circumstance we choose affects our degree of contentment.
Many have felt like setting your bucket down and going to the house, and letting the world continue on in its crazy and irresponsible way.
Have you experience this anomaly? Well, you are not alone! The weight of life's burden, encountered human crudeness, and sufferance of illogic is almost too great a burden to carry.
But freedom, enlightenment, and logic exist also, ready for your acceptance and enjoyment.
We have the choice of liveliness or lethargy, keenness or dullness, intellectuality or moronity, literacy or illiteracy.
We have the strength of choice.
Will we set our bucket down or set out to overcome life's burdens? While we, each of us, consider ourself a cut above the common cloth, such is an illusion; for in particular existentialisms reside both excellence and imperfection.
Which strengths or weaknesses predominate in each existentialism lived and will determine the mettle of character and depth of knowledge required to carry life's load; or else, just compel us to set the bucket down.
In this regard, some have superior knowledge or insight than others; by the same token, some have less strength in a particular field and therefore an inferior defense or attack.
Nowhere is this discrepancy more evident than in the field of metaphysics: that is, in the hermeneutics surrounding Bible kabala, or cabbala.
This science is sadly deficient in the great majority of would-be Bible scholars, correspondingly in professional, academic, or lay-people: so much more so in the average Sunday-go-to-meeting backslider, who knows so little as to be almost biblically illiterate.
In fact, from one sermon to another, most can hardly remember the most recent sermon title, much less its content.
Parishioners follow this practice for forty or fifty unproductive years, satisfied with the status quo.
These are they who have set their bucket down and gone to the house.
In today's monotheism climate, replete with three main branches and thousands of sects or denominations, we discover a drift from the one-way advocated in scripture to the many advocacies depreciating various sects and branches with a call to benefit and entry into immortality.
Such fails to commend the typical dedication, for monotheist options violate all rules of literacy and tenets of the original enterprise.
How can we resist the silver-tongued opportunist, appeals from the unlearned, or calls to disunity? The solution is easy! Syllogistic reasoning! Assemble a few premises (facts) and require these combinations to produce more facts, each without conflicting testimony to challenge other conclusions.
Now, readers are on the track to an exciting elucidation of Bible intent.
Much work has centered in this area, already available for your investigation.
You are invited to continue this exciting study, for family, future family, and self.
To work alone in the present overburdened world is discouraging enough to 'make you want to set your bucket down.
'
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