far ago in the beginnings of time, when the spirits of entropy inhabited the depths of the only sea, when God himself did flap his wings over the waves of nothingness, the spirit that would come to be bezalel, who was in the shadow of God, asked himself if there was such a thing as a true accident, only to be overheard by adriel, who flew in the heights of the lands before earth.

somewhere in the fabric of all of this, adriel interrupted the streams of thought in bezalel, one can puncture the chain of cause and effect, one can tweak the flow of the universe, and the Creator is the author of this power.

bezalel's halo intensified to the color of curiosity.  if He has authored this power then he alone wields it, bezalel thought.

no, not He alone, for the God who writes desires community, and with only one who knows this power, balance is lost.

i'm not insane, just, ok ok, maybe the chemistry is getting to me a little, but it's ok if chem makes me crazy, it also makes people a bit psychic i think, just like some levels of math.
in the meantime, i have to think about writing a paper about omni-benevolence and evil. and omnipotence. 

it's like one event seeds so many others (i spoke of this with katie:) the butterfly effect can be studied on a much simpler level by looking at people's lifetimes. if i hadn't taken a certain class, i would not know somebody in high school that influenced my way of thinking that caused me to pursue a certain career and meet someone i would not have if i had not known that high school person, by the way, this is hypothetical.
in a real case for me: if i had not been in group six as a freshman, i would not have known a friend that referred me to the a position that would get me to meet a person who encouraged me too look for and internship for whose experience might cause me to get future positions.  because of group six?!
katie, can you come up with a way to melt destiny into our beliefs? i might try to find a way but probably not.