First, I'm speaking about misjudging me long before the "star" thing.

Second, I contend with the belief system of Jeannie, NOT for my benefit, but for hers. The big lettering is intended to make sure she deals with herself.

If I didn't care about her, I would just be friends with her on HER terms, right or wrong.

You see, loving someone means telling them the truth.

Ya know, one amazing thing about the world is that we are getting sprayed with poisons by our respective governments, poisons that will eventually lead some of us to death, and we continue bickering with each other not realizing who our real foe is. (A foe being one who harms us intentionally.)

Whether your a creationist or evolutionist, you're all getting sprayed and these same people who spray us are the very ones who have sold us the lie of evolution. The difference between creationists and evolutionists is that creationists don't buy the lie. Evolutionists do.

It's worth mentioning here that creationists are generally more emotionally and intellectually developed than evolutionists.

Why do I say this?

Because it's hard to put aside what you want (desire) in respect and honor for the truth. It takes self discipline, a strong will, and love.

On the other hand, it takes no sacrifice to "live for yourself", and evolution provides the emotional justification for selfish living. In fact, that is precisely it's intended purpose as a social control.

It's just like in situations where there is a disaster and people are looting. People who steal from others use whatever excuses they can find to justify their actions.

Some say: My ancestors were treated wrongly so this is my payback. Others say, this person has money for no good reason.

People make up whatever excuses they need to justify selfishness.

Christianity requires us to "grow up". It requires that we begin to learn "higher" ways of thinking and living. It teaches us what sacrifice really is, and how to think of others first.

True Christians have at least recognized that truth existed before they did, and that they should attempt to live subject to it.

Christians are not perfect, but at least they've recognized the need to try and accept the responsibility for their actions. Whether or not they achieve these goals is often a life-long struggle.

In conclusion, there are two types of people in the world:

Those who will sacrifice themselves for the truth, and those who sacrifice the truth for themselves.

God prefers the former.