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   SENIOR YEAR  This year was full of many unfortunate and tragic things. However it was certainly not a horrible senior year. Looking back I can say Ive had a lot of super fun memories this year both in and out of school. One of the super fun things I remember doing early on in the year was going to Mrs. McCabes home economics class. We would always have so much fun while working on our projects and making pants. And though Covid was still at large and pretty scary we had a great time lightening the mood.   With Covid still at large the school was on edge. The worst had happened and precautionary measures had  kicked in and the school was shut down. The switch to temporary online learning was terrible and we would have to cancel the winter concert we hard worked for. Online learning was ok and the teachers were amazing. With  Christmas over and school coming back we prepared for the Spring concert which was set to happen live. AND IT DID !!! In the mean time between the Winter and t

Life, Death and the Forever After    Natalie Portman describes what her beliefs are on what our existence ultimately amounts too. It is a very materialistic point of view where there is only the world and nothing else beyond. She also believes that to think of our lives in this way is the best course of action. But why would that be the case? Does the need to not worry for your existence after dying leave the door open to having whatever moral standards you wish to have. The absence of any accountability to someone or something namely a deity gives la person the free pass of only living for themselves. Because what purpose do good deeds serve if in the end it doesn't give you pleasure or satisfaction. There is no incentive to meet a high moral standard. On the other hand it could be the entire opposite. A person could feel obligated too meet high moral standards or live to help and serve others with the end goal of having an impact. This could be driven by the fear of not having an

  Science Vs. Faith    Science adjusts its view based on what is observed. Faith is the denial of observation so that belief can be preserved.  Science is the study of the natural world through observation and experimentation. This requires gathering information with our senses and being able to interpret relevant information into conclusions. Faith on the other hand seems to be the complete opposite of this as it’s the absolute trust or confidence in someone or something. Biblically faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do see. However blind faith may seem it is not. Faith is like sitting in a chair or driving a car, turning on a light switch, or even opening doors. We use these things every day and don’t think twice about whether they will work or no, we have faith in them. However, these items aren’t baseless and don’t work at random. Much like God, they have proven themselves to work and exist and function regardless of whether we believe they do o