Who Needs Paper Owner’s manuals are usually provided with merchandise that requires some sort of assembly like a printer. The manual may provide important information about how the item itself works and how to set it up. However there is no real information beyond that on how to apply it to their own benefit. In the same way, a bible gives much reference to how a person should live their life but it is up to them weather or not they wish to follow what is suggested. A person who has a strong faith in a religion believes something that is not physically there similar to how a person who is typing something on a computer relies heavily on the belief that whatever they type would come to physical existence when they print it through a printer.
When
it comes to writing something you have two choices. The option of
either writing it down on a piece of paper or choosing to type it out
on a computer. With a piece of paper you know that whatever you may
write down will exist there on that same piece of paper no matter what
happens. You know this for a fact since you transfer the information
physically right in front of your eyes. On the other hand when it
comes to typing something on the computer you trust that whatever you
write will be saved through the computer electronically. This is just
like in any religion where a person cannot physically see what is there
but must believe in something that is not tangible. It is better to
just simply write down whatever it is that you are writing and have it
be there. When it comes to typing something, there are so many things
that can go wrong. Your computer may break down or your printer may not
work properly. That is why it is better to just write down whatever you
wish to write since there is a guaranty that you will have it.
When considering
religion you must have faith in whatever you believe in although there
is no actual physical being. Just as one must have a strong faith they
have to rely on their printers to pull through for them each time and
that is why it is just plain safer to have everything down on a piece
of paper which really excist rather then hoping for something to work
that has the capablity of not even being real to begin with. |