Who are you, how do you find a common with all the other objects and subjects of the universe? If you are a believer, you are more a creation than a human being. If you are not a believer, than you are more human being than a creation.

If you are faithless, do not believe in God. Then you have a beautiful mind that learned to accept that consequences of the world as part of your life’s story. That you decided that it’s your life story, that the story of God shouldn’t be part of it.

Then hear from a person of faith, its consequences. No consequences. If you love your truth if you think it’s beautiful, then live away from the story of God. But if you ever feel like your are letting your life drift away without a central emotion or a cord to attached with, then the concept is all open arms for you. Open arms, embrace it any time you like.

Being an athiest doesn’t make you unworthy or any less than those of faith. As long as you wrote a good story of your life. You did not believed so your destiny and your pen was always with you, you do not have any complains.

People of faith pray, they have complains, and they are registered, and accounted for. Isn’t it beautiful, where there are prayers there are complains, where there are not, there are no complains. I mean you can’t be an athiest and complain, that would be awkward. You can’t complain to yourself.

I love to be frank with athiests, they do not believe, it’s a sincere sense that I like to be sincere with. I envy your acceptance. My hope is die hard, never dies. Even when people die, hopes never do. The hope to wake up in a different world, heaven? Oh, no-no, the hope to meet God one day. Cause I am a big fan of this universe, a big fan of his work, to see the art and never meet the artist, I don’t live by that philosophy.

Yeah, so I believe we are a state of the art creation, who made me this way, must have left a way, to find the way, to the way back, back to the creator. I mean to travel all the way just to say thank you? No! To ask questions of all the answers, to recieve what I lacked in life, to understand what I couldn’t know, to give praises and say Hallelujah to his face. I know God is faceless in the world because he’s in every face, but in the here after, God will be the face that one will face him with.

Those with shame will be faced with wrath or mercy. Those with love will be faced with pride and honor. It will be like watching light take form of pleasure. All to say, “pleasure to finaly meet you.”

So to atheists, you are always welcomed to Christianity, arms open, legs crossed, can you ride with us a ride of hope?