Bad news for atheists: even the concept of the long weekend is not a new invention (reflection on Easter Sunday) I heard a sentence that propelled me to an odd thought. “in three days God arose and celebrated his greatest miracle” It is likely that these days you also wanted to hear something similar. In spiritual seriousness between cod and boiled ham, which is, without offence, the greatest range of the greatest percentage of people, it is very likely that you missed the expression in the torrent of clerical speeches. Myself, being the type I am, did not. It catches my attention. The Easter miracle of god? Ah, well, I don’t know exactly. Are you sure exactly how big that miracle was? Let us be serious, what kind of miracle might it be in it if a god died at Easter. But he is a god! He created the world. What, he had to stay dead? I think that the real miracle happened three days before. “God is dead”, exclaimed Nietzsche victoriously, but applied to that day to Christ on the hill of Golgotha that would be nothing more than a simple statement of fact. Ah, for a god to be dead, that is a real miracle. For a god to decide to die then is a miracle, and thus and as he showed, a corner stone of history. That Easter follows, I don’t know, that is already the natural cycle of the world. Please, gentlemen! No director of a big company dares to give up power for a few days, imagine just how the director of the world could give up total drive for three days, the aforesaid long weekend. Another day longer would be extremely irresponsible. If there is a luxury that God may not afford for longer than three days, that is death. In hope that it will make this year’s religious meditation interesting I bequeath you an agreeable holiday and wish you all Happy Easter.
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Bad news for atheists: even the concept of the long weekend is not a new invention (reflection on Easter Sunday)
I heard a sentence that propelled me to an odd thought. “in three days God arose and celebrated his greatest miracle”
It is likely that these days you also wanted to hear something similar. In spiritual seriousness between cod and boiled ham, which is, without offence, the greatest range of the greatest percentage of people, it is very likely that you missed the expression in the torrent of clerical speeches. Myself, being the type I am, did not. It catches my attention. The Easter miracle of god? Ah, well, I don’t know exactly. Are you sure exactly how big that miracle was? Let us be serious, what kind of miracle might it be in it if a god died at Easter. But he is a god! He created the world. What, he had to stay dead?
I think that the real miracle happened three days before. “God is dead”, exclaimed Nietzsche victoriously, but applied to that day to Christ on the hill of Golgotha that would be nothing more than a simple statement of fact. Ah, for a god to be dead, that is a real miracle. For a god to decide to die then is a miracle, and thus and as he showed, a corner stone of history. That Easter follows, I don’t know, that is already the natural cycle of the world. Please, gentlemen! No director of a big company dares to give up power for a few days, imagine just how the director of the world could give up total drive for three days, the aforesaid long weekend. Another day longer would be extremely irresponsible. If there is a luxury that God may not afford for longer than three days, that is death.
In hope that it will make this year’s religious meditation interesting I bequeath you an agreeable holiday and wish you all Happy Easter.
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