It’s never a good
idea to monkey with the bible. You’re
unlikely to improve on the original, and you’re almost certain to tick somebody
off. That being said, early versions were
derived from ancient tales told around campfires down through the millennia,
and if you enjoy storytelling, it’s an irresistible challenge to take a stab at
it yourself.
IN
A NUTSHELL
In the beginning,
there was a tiny, ageless, spark, and the dark, foreboding void of its
antithesis. Then came the first faint tick in primordial time. Light expanded,
darkness drew back, and all of creation burst into illumination.
Through time, mists
formed droplets, droplets formed seas, and primeval waters lapped at smoldering
shores. Darkness and light formed seasons and cycles and the spirit of God
shone brightly on creation. Atoms formed
cells, cells formed substance, and an awesome force breathed life into myriad
forms.
Thus, seasons and
cycles, darkness and light interacted down through the ages. Life developed
consciousness, consciousness knowledge, and knowledge gives hope to those who acknowledge
the light. SC
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