hypocracy

I got into an argument with my friend yesterday.

I have learned much more than the average American about stereotyping and discrimination. I happen to be a young caucasian woman, who grew up in small-town Kansas, where there are plenty of young caucasian women as well. Sometimes, young caucasian women can be the worst at casting judgement. It’s understandable, really.

As soon as you’re born, you start dying, so you might as well have a good time. Obviously, it is natural instinct to deny this quote. It is natural instinct for any species to be curious, and hope that what was given to us as people are given to us for good use and not chaos. That is also natural instinct, to believe there is beauty in creation, to believe that good conquers evil.

I have decided that if I show you one extreme side, you will either A: if you’re a leftist, you will agree completely, B: if you are undecided, you will not only always be this way, and rightfully so, but you will also understand this perspective and say ‘okay,’ or C: if you are a right-field baseman, you’ll maybe-maybe-not say, ‘no thank you, please.’ Again, this is perhaps a sign tha

A wise twenty-five year old, whom I crushed hard(ly) upon, once said, “It is easy to say what isn’t.” There is plenty wrong with this world of ours, wouldn’t you say?

Okay, I failed to say this on the previous blog entry.

This isn't simply an attack on Catholicism. This is an argument that religions are based on hypocrisies and lying. This is a series that I will work on:
(1) I will finish my argument about the Catholic Church.
(2) I will proceed to break down the faults of other major organized religions.