If that's an Unicorn, That's Okay with me.

So, in class today we talked about how some people got together and decided that God is dead. Which reminded me of Starship, which is a play by the creators of A Very Potter Musical, Me and My Dick, and A Very Potter Sequel (and A Very Potter Threequel has been confirmed!) Throughout this play, they constantly refer to Dead God. Why? Because somewhere in the future, apparently science killed God. The section posted in a seperate blog, (because it didn't want to co-operate has the start of referring to God as dead, later on, they say stuff like "Dead God must be spinning in his non existant grave!"

They say it so callously, and almost trivally. But if they can say it so jokingly, it must be because someone gave them the idea to make fun of. Some people might find that not funny, maybe even because they believe that God is dead. But that's not what we should be asking. If we believe that we're Christians, and we believe in the Bible, then we shouldn't be asking, "is God in the story?" but "What is God's role in the story?" Now some people might never have considered God to have been out of the story, but they're still uncomfortable thinking of Him in the story. Or at least their personal lil story.


Maybe they need to start thinking, "is God dead? And can I face that? Can I bear that?" And then maybe just maybe, they can figure out what they believe, what they can handle, and how that syncs up with what's real or false.

So, who else noticed the hipster fox??? And was I the only one who thought of the song Heaven is a Place on Earth? I mean, I know I was the only one singing it... Also, to prove I was paying attention today in class..... Sex.

Also, someone just walked by and said "To the Batchamber!"

Octopus with a moustashe

Apart from being sexy, what else do you do?