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Politics : Should God be replaced? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: cosmicforce who wrote (2154)	10/22/2000 12:01:57 AM
From: Islander	Respond to of 28931

Them details again....Cosmic you have me laughing..///A story : Han Lo, once a general who lost an eye in a battle, and after many long years of wandering as an itinerate soldier, arrives at a monastery and seeks sustenance. The Monks inform him that all things will be given if he engages into dialogue with the Master, Chin Wa, concerning the meaning of Life and God ..The soldier, holds up one finger to signify that he does not see well as he has only one eye. The monks nod sagely as surely the soldier is referring to one God. Whereupon, the Master, Chin Wa, holds up two fingers to remind Ho that God is not separate from Man, whereupon Han Lo punches Chin Wa in the nose for insulting him in reminding him that he has only one eye and that the Master Chin Wa has two. The Master loses great face and the monks replace Chin Wa as Master of the Monastery with the soldier Han Lo... Moral: Life is not without adversity, peril, danger, irony, nor laughter. But it is yours. Your humorous replies have particularly heartened my day, as today, my dear son as has just been returned to me from terrible days at the hospital. All the best to you, Sir! Islander.