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Several people have requested more background information. Here's some that's dear to my heart. The motion picture entitled "Marnie" stars Sean Connery and Tippi Hedren. The latter part of the movie shows where Marnie's mom had a place in Philly by docks on the Delaware River. My relatives lived and ran a sandwich shop in that neighborhood from the mid '30s to the early '70s. Their customers were longshoremen who worked there. Catherine, Marie and Helen McCarthy were the matriarchs of our family who raised me. The oldest was born in Ireland before the turn of the century and the other two came along just after 1900. Despite living through two world wars and the Great Depression, they remained the most decent and loving people I have ever known. Also, my dad was awarded the Navy's "Distinguished Service Medal" as Chief Engineer on a destroyer during the Korean War. He kept the engine room at "General Quarters" while crew members were told to stand down. The TV program "Mash" shows actual battle footage of the attack on Pusan Harbor. Seven crew members were killed during that action. My dad was credited for saving lives by having the steam turbines warm and ready to go. I can see my old neighborhood in a movie and the battle where my dad won his medal on TV. That doesn't happen too often. Last week's posting provided contrasts which lead to important questions. The answers can change your lives. Though it's a cliché, this is a critical period in history. The Avatar claimed to be our Creator incarnate in a world where wanting to be God is Original Sin. That reality is directly related to women and children being murdered without remorse. Believing you are God has a similar signature to thinking it's okay to bomb defenseless civilians. The Judeo-Christian religious tradition started 6000 years ago when a being who wanted to be God was removed from Father's presence. That criteria led to the coming of Christ who is the beginning of the next level of evolution. Jesus said he was the offspring of humanity, not the Son of God. This meant Jesus was a new life form and not a deity in the flesh. Christ is the Word of God who explains how Father is doing things. Though he manifested extraordinary talents, Jesus never wanted anyone to think he was Father. Why would anybody believe he is Father? The notion is ridiculous. Those who follow that belief do not evolve. For the most part, they look forward to what happens after death. We were taught the one removed from Father's presence is the source of all evil. That's hard to believe but when you get to this context, it's not too far off. Christians make contact with Father through life. Those who follow Avatar instincts do not believe in a higher state of being and are certainly causing most of the confusion and problems humanity is facing. Also, finding Father through life has been the only way to stop murderous entities who possess advanced technology. Please tell everyone.