Thursday, June 11, 2009

While I decide.

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I have been visiting some excellent blogs recently. Some of the new ones have made the cut, some old blogs have gone away. I think I became not so welcome and so I have let some pass. It is never a happy thing, but sometimes blog relationships end. Perhaps they merely have their sites for Vox friends and family, perhaps my disbelief in Ron Paul was the deal. For my part, they are still friends. I wish them all health and happiness. Many of those added, it seems, are rather libertarian. And yet, they seem open to conservatives. And, we have many similar doubts, fears, and concerns.

I understand I am a bit far afield, politically and religiously. The world has become secularized, nearly completely, right into the Church at times. I know. And politics has become both secular and elitist. I understand. And, though I hold myself apart, I do not do so in such a manner that I will become a crazed troublemaker. I have simply turned my back on much of the ills of the world and the world itself. Though I am armed, I understand that my only real protection is God. I must sleep, so become vulnerable. I am only one. And I am ill, old, and tired. In God's hands I must rely, and do so happily anyway.

So, I will simply walk softly, avoiding what of evil that I may, being kind to all but those who are a literal threat. I wish I could go out and help conquer evil peaceably and that I had brothers and sisters I could depend upon for mutual assistance. But I feel quite alone, at least where I live now. And, I feel overwhelmed by the evil that is around me. It is everywhere, strong, defiant, proud, and quite loud. Perhaps there is a place where it is still considered a shame and held in check a bit by that. Who knows.

I am simply too tired, and perhaps ill, to do more. It is difficult, at times, to even eat. I am going to have to just decide to eat or I will have a difficult move. I am just holding my breath, here, hoping to find a quiet place. So tired, so weak, so old. I just pray I can find a quiet place to, if it is my time, die. Or to find a place to regain my strength to go on and find a way to do what chores my Father has in store for me.

Amen.

3 comments:

  1. Doom - I share your concern and feeling. Like you say I am quite libertarian and also open to conservative - a mainstream libertarian with formerly strong GOP ties. Many times I feel very far afield in my beliefs as well, our culture and country has abandoned everything that is good, politics is just a representation of that. I encourage you to keep your faith in illness, as from personal experience with an ill parent has taught me the power of faith. Keep your head up out there!
    LCE

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  2. LCR,

    I have to try. I have been trying to link with similar thinkers so that I don't just quit and stop even hoping (politically). Seeing that there are good people and a conservative-libertarian base is what will get me through when I see the horrors being set up by THE PARTY. Prayer and friends, the Church, and such, if it is all one has, it's not bad.

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  3. Sometimes we do what we can. As you say, THE PARTY is setting up the doom of our beloved country. Today I read some of the details on the health care plan and it is insane. It's totalitarian, it really is. And the media isn't even talking about it. My best to you sir!
    LCR

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