Church of Understanding

Born Into Sin

 

I was not born into the Light; I was Gifted to It.

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According to Those Who Worship Science, or even Those Who Merely Accept Scientific Explanations as Fact, would agree, that the DNA I carry, includes a mix of Specifics that Would, by It's Own Nature, Lead to Great unhappiness. I am, after, all an Admittedly "Crazy" Human, born of Admittedly "Crazy" Humans. We have all been diagnosed with a myriads of dis-orders, and, like Lincoln, will likely be found to have some that are yet to be Defined.

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Maybe that's what It Means to be Born Into Sin. We Bear the Sins of Our Fathers; Our Forebears; Those With Whom We Previously Intermingled DNA.

　

We, as Humans, at This Moment's Culture have begun to Understand that there are Mental links to Our Physicality, rather We call it Psychology, Emotion, or, in very rare cases, Spirituality. But These are Things that are Shared through Nurture: Our Shred Experiences. As Humans, this happens through the Five Senses: Sight, Sound, Smell, Taste, and Touch.

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Those Who have Given It the Thought, might Agree that the Sin We were Born into is as much about the circumstances: our Birth Order, Our Nation, Our Family, Our Choices, that are more accurately the Sin We are Born into. It is as much from These Things that We Evolve, as it is from our DNA.

I have been exceptionally lucky to have been able to Experience This Existence from Many Different Perspectives, through not only My Personal Experience, but the Faith Gifted Me by Others Who have Shared Their Moments with Me. Except that I do not so much Believe in "luck" but a Something Beyond that has Guided us here, so that you can come to This Moment.

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We have All OF Us been Born Into Sin: We are Not Perfect. What Has Been, Who Has Been, does not Matter unless We, You, I and These Others, Gift It with Credence. Try as We might, not All Will Agree.

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But Here and Now, We, You, and I and These Others, Gift of OurSelves. Born in Sin, though We may Be, and Whatever That may Mean, We Give what We Have, What We Are, and What We Do, for the Greater Good of This Existence.