The world says "to see is to believe"
God says "to believe is to see"
Jesus said, "Blessed are those who have not seen, and yet believe."
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There are lots of quotes that got it wrong, and lots of us are wrong in quotes...and lots of wrong quote...and quote wrong... hmm...
So, for example, "Do as I say and not as I do." That makes no sense. They'll say as you say, and do as you do. That much is obvious, isn't it? Can a mirror reflect something other than what's in front of it? =/ Such strange but interesting beings...
Another peculiar thing... "You were destined to." or "It must be fate." or "It's my right." or "I was meant to do/be so."
How strange! So, you're saying there's a story that's already been written. You have a part in that story, and this thing pertains to your part in that story. I wonder, though... where did you learn of the story or your part to play in it? How do you know this is a requirement of that part?
If you really are 'destined' to play this part, then what happens if you don't? Can you lose your destiny? ...but if you can loose it, then it cannot be considered fate or destiny, which are inevitability. If things are not inevitable, though, then how can you be 'fated' or 'destined' for anything? Wouldn't that mean that your choices (or the choices of others) are what leads to all the outcomes of life?
What if an alternate reality existed in which you were not 'destined' for this part, or by rejecting that path have thus created that alternate reality? If you cannot escape it, then why announce your need of it? Would it not happen regardless of you?
So many further questions to think on in this manner on this matter... yet still some persist. So then, if your story is already written, what was the purpose of the story?
