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Pictures of Ike Aftermath.
Reminders
With the devastation of Ike, there is a lot that runs through your head. included in the hardships of day to day life, is the inevitable question, “Is god out there?”. Why would he allow this? Or, Why would he do this to people?
I wonder if…. God is love. That’s what they say isn’t it. From the mortal experience, we seem to have all sorts of perspective on Love. I believe we are allowed to have as much control over Nature as he does. We forget though that both we and he have to play by the rules. It’s funny but you can think of the Holy Ghost as a referree and all you have to do is ask, “Am I gonna win this one? Is it worth losing the game? What do I do?”.
See, existance has rules, and even God “walks the razors edge of necessity” (Skousen, Cleon) in what he can and cannot reveal to us without taking away our free will. So, Heavenly Father is more aware of the rules, loopholes, and damage than we are. But he doesn’t keep that hidden on purpose, we just have to faithfully ask. As well as asking we are required to have faith that the “Universe is the great Equalizer” (Isani Cayetano). We may not win this round, we may not understand God’s nature, but we must maintain faith that he is a fair and just God. God will restore what is ours to us in time.
I have a testimony that God is just with us and that he allows us to have strife, temptation, and challenges. He also promises to be with us when we ask of him. He will return to us our righteousness, justice, mercy, goodness, kindness, injustices, intolerance, and all our doings. God lives by the Golden Rule. I think I’ll close this post with the words of Alma to Corianton, the son he loved so much he gave these great words of wisdom. (pulled from http://scriptures.lds.org)
THE SON OF ALMA
12 And now behold, is the meaning of the word restoration to take a thing of a natural state and place it in an unnatural state, or to place it in a state opposite to its nature?
Update on School Progress
Here’s a current list of Classes I’ve finished and what I’ve got left over. I just finished MY Natural Sciences II and Project Management coursework. I’ve now got to finish my Portfolio Project before deciding what classes to choose for the rest of my term. So I’m Halfway through my 3 year goal and on track. Yay Me!!!
Classes Finished:
Term 1:
Education without Boundaries
Leadership and Professionalism
Quantitative Literacy
Term 2:
Foundations of Language and Communication
Quantitative Reasoning and Communication
IT Fundamentals I
IT Fundamentals II
IT Fundamentals III
Programming Fundamentals
Term 3:
Networks I
Ethics Part I
Ethics Part II
Social Science Part II: American History & Government, World History and Geography
Term 4:
Natural Science Part II:Concepts & Theories-Life, Earth, Space, and Physical Sciences
Project Management
Classes still to pass:
IT Portfolio
Client Systems
Web Technologies
Research, Writing and Oral Presentation
Rhetorical and Critical Writing
Reasoning & Problem Solving in the Context of the Humanities Part I
Reasoning & Problem Solving in the Context of the Humanities Part II
Programming Fundamentals II
Database I
Security I
Technical Writing
IT Capstone Project
Kevin Steele
Short Messages from Pangea Day Speakers
I enjoyed these short messages that had such an outreaching theme to them. To view the video’s please click on the links
Learn another Anthem!!
This was a Project leading up to Pangea Day and I included some of my favorite Anthems.
Look Again…
These videos I enjoyed for their comdey, plot twists, and views about why we do things. Click the link to go directly to the Pangea Day page where they have more info on each video.
A video about Children in Mozambique and how they have fun making balls out of the common items they can scrounge up. Cute video and a interesting take on a small aspect of Relief Aid in Africa…
What seems a simple video at first, but watch the end and tell me what you think..
Alzheimer’s is an ugly disease that can destroy a family member right in front of your eyes. Which begs the question to so many families with an Alzheimers patient…
Iranian Comedy with a train, two ladies, two soldiers, a kiss, and a slap.