A pastoral scene
We men have painted in blood a small, disproportionate portrait of our God.
Predestination of life and damnation,
One trail but two gates for the will-less cattle, and
Segregation by herds
Branded before birth
Judged merely by the bitter whims of some Bearded Detached Ranchero in the Sky
That is not who God is. It's quite the pastoral scene, but it's blasphemously arrogant.
We do not yet have a canvas large enough to fit our God
or enough color to depict the magnitude of justice, love, mercy, grace, sacrifice,
or wisdom
or eyes wide enough to see the entire masterpiece created by him,
the Ultimate Painter.
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