In our search for meaning, we've forgotten how small we are. Are we a part of the picture? Sure.
But we are a tiny part of the picture. We are an oddity, perhaps even a mistake.

When Shakespeare wrote his plays, God wouldn't have noticed, or cared.

God would have liked the title of the book, Don't Sweat the Small Stuff, although I did not read
it myself so I don't know if he would have liked the content. Not only is it all small stuff.
Anything regarding planet Earth's entire history is small… Continue

god is not everything. god is anything.

I'll spare you the train of thought that led to that conclusion, but if you want to follow it, it's on Lynee Honiger's "Life's Origin" blog post.

HOLESTIC FORMS

˝The small things could be a symbol of somethings even smaller, or a symbol of somethings bigger... Even bigger than our own world... Something very big, could be a symbol of somethings smaller... Even smaller than the hole of our own belly buttons.˝
By Galigo Patalino in Missing Point.

Quoting db: Let's go and grab Roberto, Reverend King, and TuHanTU.... and wake up them up first with "Hole Folding" and see if the Hole Folding Theory is supported by this discussion. I… Continue

The debates about when human life actually begins often leave me speechless. This debate caused such passion on both sides of the debate, even in my youth I understood it was important. That it was used to determine deadlines for abortion is sad.

Human life begins at the moment of conception. At that time, biological processes begin and whether the sould has entered the body or is just waiting patiently for further growth, it has found its home.