Horacio Duran

Most of the time when I get approached by christians their cuestion is: Do you believe in God? or Have you read the Bible?. Believing in God has nothing to do with the Bible. Lets begin by looking back to some personalities mentioned in the bible that christian religion itself recognize them as part of the inheritance of that belief system. Abram was his name, he woke up one day and looked around. He talk to his wife and out of the conversation, very likely a new thought came out. There has to be more. More of what?, there has to be more than drugs, drug users, prostitutes, corruption, slave selling,compromising with the market place, fighting for a piece of bread. There were so many things wrong with Ur, a Chaldean city. His story began passed Adam being kicked out of Eden, even passed Noah, and passed Sodom and Gomorra. What desition Abram took? Let's get the hell out of town! Of course the wife asked, why? He stated that the ONE and only God, (monoteism) has inspired

Maybe not, we are insignificant specks of dust in a planet. We are insignificant specks of dust in the Universe, we are insignificant specks of dust in the bigger picture. Then when did we came out with the idea that we could some how interfere, or perhaps change the course of how life evolves? It was the invention or maybe we stumble into it, of the verb. Words were utter, recognized, standarized, then we started making sense of the place we lived in and the places we hunt, etc. In other words... the invention of language. Language was so powerful that when we (all humans) got together to create a pyramid so tall that would reach the heavens(Babel), language was made a confusion of syllables and then we lost the interest of reaching the heavens. We really have one comun language, the language of being human, not to confuse it with idioms. An idiom is spoken by a nation, why do I say this? well, when we forget that we are human beings that we all have something in comun, such a