Point Philosophy: A Point 1140b Site

preserve nature, present nature

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 23:45:00 +0000

preserve nature in its original form

present it to our descendants, to our children, to our children's children

white people are insane when they don't consider the truth of a statement

seven generations worth of effect of that logic.

american indians think in terms of seven generations into the future.

white people, some of them, think in terms of image logic

and hedonism. that's how pornography gets born. hedonism plus image worship.

the Bible talks about graven images. not worshiping them.

so get back to the truth. don't worship these graven images that destroy lives.

now it's time to honor the Mother (Mother Earth)

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 23:31:00 +0000

we honored the Father

we honored the warrior side, with all these bombs and control freak push button ideas

now it is time to honor the Mother

during this mass extinction event

and the population keeps increasing

we need to present nature in its original form

rain forests

with all the forests gone, how can we breathe?

it's the forests that create the oxygen

are we a cancer on the planet?

why do we dump garbage in the ocean?

all the plastic and animals dying

animals being tortured in laboratories

now it is time to honor the American Indians and their philosophy and Mother Earth.

before Mother Earth dies.

the poorest county in america, pine ridge in south dakota

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 23:19:00 +0000

the poorest county in america

is part of pine ridge indian reservation in south dakota

what are you doing to help them?

what are you doing to help our brothers and sisters who are in poverty?

give a man a fish

and he'll eat for a day.

teach him how to fish

and he'll eat for a lifetime.

that's why i think education and learning how to market

for example, art work, is a good thing

no one can tell me that education is a bad thing.

but also staying close to traditional sources of identity:

shamans, traditional language and traditional ways.

maybe the Creator had a master plan by bringing two opposite people together:

white and red people. maybe we can learn from the american indians.

Jesus already paid the price for your sins

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 23:17:00 +0000

Jesus already paid the price on the cross.

for your sins.

he died for your sins.

all you have to do is take God's limitless grace as a free gift.

having said that, James says faith without works is dead.

cost is no object, God's limitless forgiveness

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 22:30:00 +0000

i used to wait a while before washing the dishes.

i used to wait maybe 2 or 3 days or more.

but the cat was getting in there and

making a feast of the dishes.

and i thought to myself

this is God's way of getting me to wash the dishes every single day after every meal if possible.

and then i thought, cost is no object when getting dishwashing detergent.

i use dawn. i use the blue stuff. i use dawn liquid.

and so sometimes i need to stock up on supplies.

but cost is no object when going through life.

what is life worth? is it worth it to count 50 cents on a coupon?

so cost is no object. i have a limitless supply of dawn dishwashing detergent, potentially.

the same is true of God's forgiveness. God forgives us infinitely, if we will only take hold of the infinite forgiveness.

repent and turn from your sins.

that is the washing of God. we are washed by the blood of the Lamb (Jesus Christ.)

thesis, anti-thesis, synthesis becomes new thesis

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:16:00 +0000

thesis, original idea

anti-thesis, the opposite of that idea

synthesis, the two alchemically combined become the new thesis

which then creates opposition, the new anti-thesis. and so it goes on.

the roman empire, thesis

christianity, anti-thesis

and when the roman empire became christian under constantine, this was the synthesis, the new thesis.

watch those big roman empire movies of the 50's. quo vadis.

maybe those early christian communities were like communes. maybe they shared their possessions

and held money in common.

i like the story about the family with a big house who sold their house and moved into a smaller house

so that the extra money could be given to a charity. it was their daughter's idea.

red cloud indian school in pine ridge indian reservation, south dakota

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:13:00 +0000

red cloud indian school is, i think,

a good charity to support.

red cloud himself called upon the government

to allow the black robes (jesuits) to set up a school

that the indian children be as wise as the white man's children.

many years ago.

look it up on google. it is a good charity.

maybe you're not aware of just how much in poverty

people are

in pine ridge.

no time, no space

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 00:55:00 +0000

imagine for a second there is no time, no space.

all is here, all is now.

then world war 2 is still going on

then the roman empire is still in existence.

choose your struggle, then go to war.

i don't hate my enemy, yet i still must resist.

i am anti-nazi. i am anti-totalitarian.

i am a supporter of democracy.

learning from the american indians

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 00:54:00 +0000

i think we have a lot to learn from the american indians

especially to treat animals with honor and respect

to treat the environment with infinite respect

and not to blow everything up, as our culture has the tendency to create bombs, etc.

starting over again

noreply@blogger.com (Christopher Heimarck) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 00:52:00 +0000

it is my goal to publish some ideas about stuff

stuff i've been thinking about, things i've thought about.

but it's a limited time offer---- i sometimes start over again

as i have done now.

it is good sometimes to start over with a clean slate.

remember what you want to remember

and forget that which has gone to the side.