Philo's deliciously warm and friendly essay describes some of the many sides of the Great Creator. The fun and humor are inexhaustible. The joy, the laughter, and the generosity are immeasurable with God, the Creator, always, which is today... which is always.
Contrary to the dark and somber picture of the Jewish or Christian wise men, Philo's description given by Moses is one of mirthful laughter and play, with the essence of God within each soul, now and forever.
About Me
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- My life now is about being a college student. Were I to be 17 again (and know then what I know now), I would spend a lifetime in academics. What a joy to learn to think new thoughts! I hope to learn new languages, travel the world, and immerse myself in my life-long interest; learning about the world's religions. A belief in *something* beyond ourselves is the one commonality we share with each other, no matter *what* that belief may be.
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