I presume you posted that particular passage either to mock me for my faith in the LORD or to imply that He somehow is not all loving and all just. Both of which demonstrate your foolishness, of course. The passage you now take out of context is a prophecy given by the prophet Isaiah in response to the great sin of the Babylonians. It illustrates, and is symbolic of, the coming judgment for all unrepentant sinners. God loves you abundantly, beyond all measure, and wishes deeply for you to be reconciled unto Him. However, because He is good He cannot force you to be with Him. If you've chosen evil, then you will reap what you've sown, and be separated from Him eternally. Evil cannot dwell in the presence of God. Every good thing you've ever dreamed of or experienced has come from His loving hand. Do not take for granted these things so lightly.

I commend you for your faith. You seem to be taking a much greater leap of faith than I in believing that He is not real. For the existence of that which is, coming into being from that which is not, logically and necessarily implies a prime mover. There must be a first unmoved cause. For one to believe that something came from nothing, without any unmoved cause, is a terrific display of faith far greater than my very logical and reasoned belief.

Thank you for your advice on crafting.

Thank you very much

SATAN OUR DARK LORD PLEASE KEEP THESE HEATHENS AT BAY.

~K!zL