Dead Right, Eternally Wrong

"Children accept answers to questions by faith at the very first. Of paradoxical understanding, cynical adults reject answers to questions in faith when unsupported in fact. It would seem that only the severest of dullards might fail considering his life worthy of an eternity with God because of what an ignorant child was just stupid enough to accept as fact by faith. Contrarily, both the self-aggrandized scholar and societal simpleton well into adulthood sadly appears just knave enough to reject through faith without considerable facts at the most pressing time their purpose for marking time fully privy to eternal notions. A temporal existence need not have eternally distressful implications unless egg headed egos requiring soothing are satisfactorily certain, if it were possible, that the God who had begged them thoughtful of all humanity's question crave a semblance of otherworldly possibilities. Such a fool likely sat upon Santa's knee before his free-will and life's demand to be right at all costs measured his faith, not facts, as his greatest of blunders. Eternally and literally dead right was his prideful and shameful wrong. At the very last, Christ's compassion still willing to forgive and allowing this adult still time and cognition to be broken by that implicit despair all might hope to embrace. No person of brainy effort and rationalization has been, is, or ever will be always correct. As a matter of course, not even remotely close to any substantive truth because the need for more than one has served to ease a discordant mind that had nary an original thought if but pawned off as the artifice to exclude God for mere human favor. Only one truth must exist and such a litany of chaps either cannot or will not, more likely, choose Him as greater than they were ever in the past and bearing with forever in each fellow’s future.” –Brian. G. Jett