Man of Faith Man of Science, this is the direct follow up to The Defiant King series, TDK is about the struggles of leadership and how I interpreted that struggle in to an understanding.

As a leader, though I thought I deserve to be successful, I understand that the better road to that success was to fail as a leader and earn success through failure. It’s just sad that it had to be those people who I love who had to take the brunt of my mishaps, but for order and serenity to exist in ourselves blood must be shed, chaos must happen, misfortune and failure must be tasted and it is the fear of touching those happenings again that now governs my common senses.

I now understand the sacrifices of self that I have to make in order to maintain, order. As this leader I now know how to grasp the pointed horns of the bull with a keen understanding of how to guide it through the arena… I am the matador

The matador, it is therefore now my job to govern the bull with grace, dance with a gracefully sowed red cape that accent the lines of my dancing motion while flirting with the angers of the bull. I am the matador, using select levels of fierceness and violence to pierce my spear in to its body.

The Reason Jesus is needed

The last relevant article to this article is an article named Man of Science Man of Faith, in that article I talk about man’s ability to plan an event and I then summed up the plan in to an equation, 1+1= 3

In school we all learned that 1 + 1 is 2, and though we plan this and we know its outcome we as people sometimes are going to have to accept that sometimes 1 + 1 can be 3.

Isn’t that the most fascinating thing you’ve ever red today? Isn’t it bullshit? Wasn’t 1 + 1 the first thing you ever learned in school? Now I’m writing that sometimes 1 + 1 is 3, and there is nothing you can do about it, and to better make sense out of this equation people redefine that as GOD… (the variable).

Elohim, GOD, Faith, the universe, a miracle and or The 3rd mind, whichever name you feel comfortable using to make sense out of nonsense but that is what 1 + 1 = 3 means, and as leaders we have to make room for the possibility to happen, just the same way we should understand that all truth is only 80% true.

Another article that is relevant to this one is Church The First Social Media in which I looked at church more as a corporate entity as oppose to just faith and this is where this one picks up.

The Reason Jesus is needed

Whether he is real or not is a book all on its own, a fascinating comparison to Jesus has often been a Sheppard that guides his sheep away from the wolves, with the wolves representing chaos.

A more modern analogy on this could be stoplights. Stoplights are designed to keep traffic moving smoothly, the fear of losing lives, our licenses  or our freedom is what maintains order which is what the fear of God is, and though science and mathematics are doing a great job of explaining the unexplainable it will never fully go away for as long as we have questions.

The fear of God is a fear to lose and go to hell, and to make things easier for us a loophole was invented by explaining that he died on the cross for us to be forgiven of these sins and to walk without the burdens of sin on our shoulders.

Whether Jesus is real or not is a debate all its own, in the end of the day we must understand that it is just like the first Matrix film.

Some people aren’t logical enough to live without the illusions of the traffic lights and control moving them forward. Other people are ok without those traffic lights governing them, they can safely distinguish the time to cross over the streets without needing that light to turn green, but if you remove these lights all together then it is complete chaos wether there is common sense or not, and that is another metaphor for Jesus, traffic light, control, which is what we need for now, and wether you believe in Jesus or not, you still will need to respect its importance in governing traffic.

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