JBMM

So, I recently bought the book Beyond Good and Evil by F. Nietzsche and so far I'm really liking it. It's basicially a philosophy book, specifically, about nihilism.

I find nihilism fascinating, and I've recent realized that I was somewhat of a nihilist to begin with.

Also, I got the book at a second hand book shop in town and found a photo of a girl inside of it (head only, no nudity). As well, there were a few highlighted passages, so perhaps it was used in a university...

JBMM

Hey, how is everybody? I haven't posted here in a long time do to the fact that I had no access to a computer - but now I do! My father gave me his (broken) computer, I fixed it, and now I can surf the 'net again!

Anyhow, I'm really happy about Catholicism right now, it's so... logical. I mean, theistic evolution really, really is awesome.

Hmm, I haven't prayed the rosary in quite some time but, I think I'll do that after I get up tomorrow.

Anyhow, bye...

JBMM

Sounds weird, but it was like an overnight transformation!

Fantastic! I feel so good right now.

I guess I never realized how much of a "thinking man's religion" Catholicism is (or Christianity as a whole).

JBMM

Sounds weird considering the way I conducted myself in OBOB and other Christian forums here at CF, but I've always, always never believed in God since I was about 13 (I'm 24 now).

I bought a rosary.

I bought a Sunday Missal.

I bought a book of prayers.

I still don't believe.

I took the eucharist. I felt kind of good at first, but likened it to the same feeling I get when my resperidol-consta shot (schizophrenia) - drowsy, light...

JBMM

...is what I read in Sirach (not sure what chapter / verse) the other day. So, my roomate (in the boarding house I stay in), who is mentally challenged, was (what I seemed) the right person to tell this to. I said, "Darryn, if anybody calls you a fool or stupid, remember what I said - only the lowly are fools."

Also, I've decided to stick to Catholicism. I bought a rosary (still has to be blessed), a NAB St. Joseph Edition, a prayer book and a Sunday Missal (2009-2010)....

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