"My Intent Is Not To Dispute The Facts, Only To Challenge Their
Explanations" (Private Diary of Dr. Feld Sparl)
About three years ago, a diary was found in the attic of an old man’s
house, and in it were amazing things. In this diary about midway
through there was another diary. Kind of like a dream within a dream,
except the visions portrayed in this old man’s diary were confirmed by
the second diary within. It is seldom that any two given diaries
corroborate the arguments and allegations of the other. The first words
documented in this old man’s diary read as follows:
“There is a difference between a dreamer and a visionary. The
difference is that a dreamer can be a dreamer by himself; but it takes
another person believing in that dreamer to turn him into a visionary.”
The man that found this diary was named Anthony Rockmill. He was a
Law Professor in the State of Georgia. The old man’s name was Dr. Feld
Sparl. He was a scientist who had lived most of his life in Egypt but fled
to America as he was subject to much persecution in the land he called
home, because as he said, “he was way ahead of their time and way
behind his.” These two great men shared something in common. They
shared a great mind along with the desire to make it greater. As Anthony
put it “We are not asking for a miracle, we are merely praying for a
chance.” They would meet at various Waffle Houses and discuss many
great, inspiring, and very illuminated topics.
One of them was the catch 22’s of life such as the irony of people
wanting originality but only accepting that which is familiar to them.
How the original sin is blamed on man but man is a mere photocopy and
how can a photocopy make an original mistake. To these two great Chapter 2 Flawed Concept
As in many instances, the perfect concept in theory may sometimes
prove itself to be otherwise when implemented. Such may have been the
case with "God having made man in His own image." By doing so, not
only did He create a being that would feel no need to adore Him: "for
equals do not give praise, equals compete." He also created a being
immune to His justice, "for how can one punish a being that acts only by
inherent qualities? If you were a rabbit and you cloned yourself, (the
equivalent of creating in one’s own image), could you rightfully punish
the clone for hopping and eating carrots? Did not the mold from which
he was created hop and eat carrots as well? So if the hypothesis was that
eating carrots constituted a sin, who would be guilty of it, the creator or
the created?
So maybe God’s vision to make a being as perfect as Himself backfired.
Maybe he should have molded mankind from a slightly less perfect
mold. Under that analogy, would it not have made more sense for God to
have created man in the image of His most respected angel? Then, like
that angel, man would praise God and look up to Him, instead of feeling
like His equal. As it stands, man might have every right to think this, for
his qualities are only mere duplicates of the mold from which he was
created, God’s Own Image.
Our God is a jealous God. So are we. Our God is willing to send us to
hell if we don’t believe in Him. Just like mankind is willing to send
someone else to hell for the exact same reason. God hates ingratitude. So
do we. Our God thinks He is the center of the universe and so do we. All
the similarities are not a coincidence. They are a product of being made
in Gods’ own image. Furthermore, if man were created in the image of
that angel, like that angel, mankind would know his place in the
heavenly kingdom and not be forced to assume one.
As we all know and learned from authors from two thousand years ago,
man was made in God’s own image and thus the problem. The problem
that could almost be called, "The Divine Mistake," the Original Sin, if
you will. For Man is merely the photocopy of God and how can a
photocopy make an original mistake? It is semantically impossible. It is
said, that there comes a point when pursuing the ideal becomes
impractical and having made man in His own image may be proof of
exactly that.
As with all mistakes, they cannot be reversed, they can only be
corrected. This story will reveal exactly how men and angels joined in a
combined effort to amend the mistake of their Heavenly Father. As with
all unsolicited advice however, they knew that they were bound to
encounter an initial resistance; but they also knew that success, as per
their objective, was just around the corner. They just didn’t know how
long the block was going to be.
Chapter 3 "When A Truth Is Discovered, A Prophecy Is Born"
What if you were given the opportunity to come back to life two
thousand years after you had ceased to exist and were given something
better than a map to go by? You were given your diary. This would
mean that all of your valid efforts could be set back on course and all of
your shortcomings could be avoided and/or overcome if you followed
your own advice. Would you follow in the footsteps of conformity and
allow history to once again repeat itself, or would you venture boldly
outside of your father's footsteps and dare to change history, as we know
it. Ezequiel Pharon and Gerlo, two men of the cloth, were very inspired
by Dr. Feld Sparl's thesis titled "The Sinposium" (which spoke of the
prognostication of the exact location of the diary of Jesus Christ and the
speculation as per its content). As priests, it had always intrigued them
what Jesus did while alone in the wilderness when the Bible
mysteriously lost track of Him. To these two men that could be proof
that history may not be written by those in power; but it is however
published by those in power.
The allegations postulated in Dr. Feld’s thesis seemed like a distinct
possibility. Why else would He wander off alone, if not to be alone with
His thoughts, and what good are thoughts if you don't materialize them?
Whether we choose to believe that Jesus is God or the Son of God or
merely a great thinker, it sounded reasonable to believe that either way,
He must have documented His thoughts as all great minds have
throughout history.
“For those of us who believe Jesus to be our God what would the diary
we speak of constitute?!” Ezequiel exclaimed with passionate
confusion. “Would that not be the word of God? It was written by His
hand. If so what would the bible be? Was not the Bible written by man?”
“I don’t know about you; but I would give more credibility to the author
of a book than to its transcribers.” “But on the other hand, if indeed man
was made in God’s own image, then the word of man would in essence
be the word of God. Wouldn’t it?” responded Gerlo with a cynical smile.
All these possibilities boggled the minds of these two mortals and fueled
their search for this great text.
The following night Ezequiel had a dream and in it he saw a temple, in
what appeared to be the southern part of Egypt. He felt it in his soul. The
sacred book had to be there. So he and Gerlo set off and upon arriving
they excavated and found what they had set out to find. It was a book
made of goatskin and when they blew the dust off of the cover they were
able to clearly read its title. It was written in Greek and it said in bold
print..."The SINposium." They opened the first page and they read the
first sentence:
"As I sit in the wilderness, I am in chaotic confusion, for though I am the
Son of God, I am also the son of man."
After reading the text in its entirety, they realized that it contained much
controversy as far as what we today consider, "The word of God." That
was probably why it was left out of reach of public domain. A question
they naturally had to ask themselves was, “Was it left out on purpose or
was there a circumstantial reason?” Despite the controversy it held
within, it was way too valuable to ignore; but what frustrated them the
most was that the truths that it revealed could only be implemented by
God Himself. That posed a slight problem.
“When will God descend upon the earth again as promised?” Gerlo said
as he shrugged his shoulders and lit a cigarette. “I don’t know Gerlo,
but you may be able to ask Him yourself sooner than you think if you
keep smoking those things,” Ezequiel replied with a sarcastic smile on
his face. They could not afford to wait, for the revelations within this
text manifested an immediate and urgent need to be addressed. In a
world where "truths cannot be created, only discovered”, they realized
that the biggest sin of them all, is to ignore truth, especially one of such
proportions. As we all know history isn’t written by those in power, but
it is published to the masses by those in power, and had this document
have been found by the wrong people, it quite possibly would have
never been heard of.
They knew what they had to do; but realized they could not accomplish
it alone. So they called upon a woman who would fill the missing link.
Her name was Paolina Triviano. She was a brilliant scientist who was
barred from practice in the scientific field for cloning the first man that
science had ever attempted. She cloned herself and did so successfully.
Under normal circumstances, she would have deserved a commendation
or at least some kind of reward; but instead she was reprimanded, for she
did so without the consent of the Board of Human Rights and
Genealogical Studies. Until now, the cloning process had been
incomplete, as it had the ability to reproduce with exactitude the DNA
structures of a living being; but was incapable of duplicating the human
spirit. Without that important aspect, the cloning process was just a
senseless procedure through which meat could be reproduced.
After long hours of research, Paolina solved the problem that science
had been unable to address. Cloning the exact duplicate of the mind,
body and spirit was now possible, through a mechanism that she had
discovered and she called it, "The Sub-Creator." Through the integration
of the double helix and the snake that bites its tail, "The Sub-Creator"
brought forth the missing link making the process complete and the
Divine Mistake could now finally be corrected. However the cycle
would only be complete when the created became the creator.
Chapter 4 Before The Beginning
In a realm of infinite and timeless space, a Sinposium was called. On the
far reaches of the galaxy, the Sinposium was held between God and his
minions, an elite group of angels. The main meeting was conducted
between God and his fallen angel Lucifer. This yielded a more intimate
follow-up and Lucifer was called back into the heavens to discuss what
God had finally realized, always knew, yet was too proud to accept or
admit. In finite space it is impossible to reverse mistakes; they can only
be corrected. Cycles were set in course and man had already been
molded in God’s own image, which according to Lucifer, was a big
mistake. He had already punished Lucifer once for giving unsolicited
advice and sent him to hell and was not going to allow that to happen
again. A solution had to be found, and He needed the counsel from an
angel who had once been fondly thought of, only second to His son. God
and Lucifer were once again on the best of terms as a common goal had
been renewed. To reference when this was taking place, it is said that the
only species on the planet that came close to resembling man were apes.
After a great while, Lucifer came up with a brilliant idea. He suggested
that God instill other cycles into the Earthy structure. The most shocking
of these cycles was to be called, evolution, and Lucifer pointed out that
man’s later discovery of evolution would only reinforce the outcome of
his plan further. Now, Man was once again humbled by the omnipotent
God. Through Darwin’s discovery of this theory, doubt (as to their
origin), was once again instilled in a race that was growing more and
more arrogant since man was molded in God’s own image. This was part
of Lucifer’s plan, because without doubt there is no need to believe in
anything and man now had a reason once again to believe in something
greater than himself.
The mistake had been corrected, partially anyway. So God sent His Son
to earth to share the great tidings and thus to advise them to stop all
dispute and war; but while on the battlefield, one cannot accurately tell
when the war has ended. For how can the soldiers know what
arrangements have been made by their leaders outside the battlefield?
Though evolution was a success, there was still much of God left in
mankind. Thus, like God, mankind despised unsolicited advice among
many other things. Jesus Christ was killed for giving unsolicited advice
before he had the chance to accomplish His objectives. That just proves and goes to show how much unsolicited advice is hated. And so it was
said that God, on the eve of His Son’s arrival to the heavens, decided to
never offer help or advice again, unless of course it was asked for.
Chapter 5 The Garden
As we know and have been taught, God did go against the advice of His
head angel and made mankind in His own image. This new beings had
all the talent and expectations of their creator but never realized it, as
they knew not of their origin. Adam and Eve were enchanted by the
beauty of the garden and were content to simply exist in paradise. They
had very little need, for they were given pleasures that only ignorance
and innocence can offer. No thoughts of gain, neither material nor
mental. This bothered Lucifer for he knew the human potential for
learning, and in watching Eve frolicking, gathering fruit in her earthly
sanctuary, he became concerned. "How can any being, given such
remarkable ability to gain power, be content in an animalistic, pet-like
existence?" he asked himself.
Lucifer approached Eve and convinced her that if “God did not want
them to have knowledge, then he would have not planted “the tree” in
their garden; that they were made to have so much more. Furthermore, if
God did not want mankind to be capable of greatness, He would not
have made him in His own image. Lucifer did not see any excuse for
ignorance to exist when knowledge was so close at hand and embedded
into the very fiber of their being. Lucifer just wanted God’s creations to
aspire to their greatest potential, and to make their master proud. God
found out about this incident, and though Lucifer’s intentions were
good, God threatened to send him back to Hell if he ever acted without
permission again. And so it has been said that “the road to hell is paved
with good intentions.”
Though knowledge is one of the many keys to the gates of....
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