I’ve never been much of a religious person. I’m a skeptic. I question everything and don’t believe anything until I see proof. Some people believe in God. I believe in the sun.
This is why I am a sun worshipper:
To start off, I can see it, which helps the credibility along. Not only is the sun solely responsible for our existence, but it gives us exactly what we need every single day: heat, light, food, gravity, vitamin D (which allows us to be happy!), just to name a few.
Sun worship is very simple. There’s no mystery, no miracles, it doesn’t need any money and there are no songs or prayers to learn. The sun never tells me not worthy, it never tells me I’m a bad person who needs to be saved, hasn’t said any unkind words at all, treats me just fine. I worship the sun.
June 7, 2009 at 5:23 pm |
Hello, fellow sun worshipper! I also believe in science, and the beauty of nature. I have faith in people, and hope that most people are good. I think if more people enjoyed the warmth of the sun, rather than dissecting it’s creation, they would probably be a whole lot happier.
June 12, 2009 at 5:49 pm |
I agree with you 100%! I don’t like to touch the subject too much because most people do believe in religion, and don’t like to hear anything that goes against their beliefs.
If people would simply look beyond the bible, they will find that the real God they are preying to is actually the sun, the bible is nothing more than a book on astrology . From the twelve deciples, to the line, “when ye are entered into the city, there shall a man meet you, bearing a pitcher of water,” it’s all astrology! There are so many pieces of information that has been shown to be nothing but a study of the stars..I mean, how did man know so much about outer space back in those days? If you compare what they knew then, to what we know now (with all this technology) we haven’t really advanced a whole lot. Can you imagine how much information the human race would have acquired if we had a Hubble telescope while Jesus was (supposedly) alive? haha!
June 15, 2009 at 1:22 pm |
That’s a really cool way to look at it! It’s interesting to think about people worshipping the sun, but not even realizing it.