Resolutions 2001

 


For the Year 2008
My Resolutions
 1. To live an almost ascetic life, withouth debauchery but to consider wedding and sincere 
    bethrotal.
 2. To keep looking for friendship and penpaling.
 3. To retain my smile but to be firm in my resolutions.
 4. To keep considering the Big Bang theory as a creation myth and as a scientific algorythm.
 5. To stay friendly to all faiths (Christian and non Christian) and to all pastors while 
    not denying my beliefs.
 6. To keep looking for the beautiful (including the cute girls and for the noble (what is 
    the	love of art), to remember that the world is full of big uglies and to not let others 
    intimidate me and make me feel guilty.
 7. To consider celibacy as a means of reaching ascetism in accord with the faith
    (Not all men can also have a woman; it is also the law of nature).
 8. To look for friendship in all races and in all cultures: Asio-Americans, Hispano-
    Americans, Africo-Americans, Amerindians, Indo-Americans, Mesopotanians, Euro-Americans,
    etc. and to consider them equal in accord with the Evolution theory.
 9. To let myself not be tempted by the porns (pornography) exposed from here to there in 
    town.
10. To continue to have a firm attitude in regard to illegal drugs., alcool, prostitution,
    and immorality (including voyeurism, pornography, proxenetism, etc.) in accord with the 
    Christian faith, but to keep considering cultural polygamy as normal  in human societies
    (a socio-ethnologist attitude) and abortion as a normal medical procedure.
11. To not adopt the fundamentalist point of view against love, sex, legal abortion, legal 
    drugs, contraception and against science.
12. To have no intention of couching any girl to secure a job whatever pressure is put upon 
    me, thus to not bend before proxenetism and attacks against individual liberties.
13. To bring no ill concepts and/or ideas on others.
14. To be strong minded and to not let myself be treated like a doll.
15. To not kneel before the rubbishes (la canaille).
16. To be sober in behavior and with words and to avoid reckless criticism of my neighbor
    (of others).