The true problem with the christian idea of ultimate justice is that it does NOTHING to alleviate the suffering of individuals in the here and now. do you really think a rape victim can find comfort knowing that in 40 years when their rapist dies that THEN they will be punished? does it comfort the family of a murdered father to know that somewhere down the road he will pay for his crimes? well to a degree, i suppose it could bring a bit of vengeful comfort to them, yes. but when you are talking about an all powerful and all knowing deity who is said to be the most fair, the most loving, and the most powerful, then even we as humans can clearly see that this method is not good enough. It sounds good when you wrap it in flowery words and you preach it in a poetic way, but think about it. OK, let's say an on-duty police officer is walking down the street one night. He walks past an alleyway. As he turns his head, he sees a woman being dragge...
One word, one phrase. That's all it takes to send your mind in a million different directions. But what is the right word? What is the right phrase? That's the Sparkk.