To Be Or Not To Be

To be or not to be, that is the question. Not anymore. Because the name of my cat is Tobey.

Think of the Roman Catholic Church as the English language. We want to learn the english language because we want to be the best we can be. The best literature in the world is in english because it has a rich and lasting history. Many of these literature are written originally in english while some are translated to english. English is a universal language.

In the same manner, the doctrines of Jesus is universal. The RCC has a rich and lasting history cause you see it in the literature of many culture and religion. The teachings and traditions are original, derived from older literature and some are adapted from other religions.

Like in writing, everything must have come from something. To become a master, you have to be an apprentice. Some apprentices becomes greater than their masters because they are gifted and they develop their talents. So develop your talents.

I hope you fully understand what I am sharing to you. This is not meant to dismantle churches, mosques and temples but rather to demolish false beliefs. To unite people into righteous living.

I repeat that these are universal doctrines that stems from the golden rule. You evaluate what laws are needed to be updated in your churches, mosques and temples so that your members can have fun and enjoy life to the fullest. Keep the traditions that promotes goodwill to fellow man and get rid of the evil ones.

You do not have to apply for British or US citizenship to learn and understand english. Common sense.

The war is against corruption, stupidity and ignorance so we need to educate people wallowing in these traits. Find the lost people. Do not seek people that are educated already. This is common sense.

Have faith in our professionals because they have the expertise in their respective careers. You want health advice, ask the doctors. Talk to lawyers when you have legal problems. And so on.

Try all spirits and avoid all appearances of evil. Okay?