Pseudorandom testaments

• About this book
• Having it in sight – Nothing alters our finite existence.
• Is this fatalism? – It’s cheap to say you knew it all along.
• The problem with mortals – Having choice means that nobody’s trustworthy.
• Perp walk – The law is the law.
• Kindness and grace – Grace might cause kindness or kindness grace.
• Holy city – It wasn’t a promise; it was a vision.
• The process – It’s time to begin rebuilding.
• Tribulations – Babylonians tore down the walls and burned the temple
• Angry – It’s OK to be angry.
• Unmarked grave – We remember Moses for what he accomplished.
• Celebration – Focus on the positive.
• The land – The land belongs to no one.
• As we receive – As you give, so shall you receive.
• Punishment – Everybody would be punished.
• It’s only fair – We have a rule about this.
• Virtue – Has anyone ever been this good?
• Commitment – We like to behave.
• Hindsight – Expectations aren’t guarantees.
• Merchants – It’s not against the law for a man to make a buck.
• Love of wisdom – Loving wisdom is like any other love.
• Generation to generation – We’d love to belong someplace forever.
• Sundays – The seven-day week is the basis.
• Blessings – It does us well to hope for blessings.
• Sinners – Wishing justice on others is to sin.
• Proof of sincerity – It’s good to say you’re sorry.
• Aren’t we special? – Fish have brains but no souls.
• Going to and fro – Satan walks among us.
• Guilt – Each of us deserves some blame.
• Shackles – It’s better when there’s no one else to blame.
• Barbarians – We scoff at kings and princes.
• Ignorance – The beginnings of infinities are all around you.
• Impermanence – Our lifetime is a blip.
• Grandeur – Grandeur surrounds us.
• The band – Everyone wanted to join the band.
• In this place – Don’t assume you’ve figured it out.
• Categorically – They say it takes all kinds.
• Looking back – Some things you don’t forget.
• As strangers – It doesn’t help to suffer or to cause suffering.
• Goats – We don’t worship goats.
• Not edifices – Building edifices won’t save you from yourself.
• Waiting for Elijah – It helps to be ready.
• Being judged – It’s not unnatural to fail.
• Benevolence – The problem starts with the bondage.
• Free will – Atheists should believe in free will.
• Sensing the insensible – No one will be able to tell the difference.
• Together – We all were needed to build the wall.
• Human nature – They devoured cattle like wild animals.
• Circumstances – We are blessed in our circumstances.
• Narcissism – The narcissist can’t see himself in others eyes.
• To each – You can gain virtue by receiving as well as by giving.
• Repentance – Outer shows of sorrow don’t cut it.