To Orwell Today,
re: 1984 A HOPELESS ENDING? and BIT BY ORWELL BUG

Jackie dear,

I'll confess that I've been remiss of late, perusing your site. I went there tonight, just dropping in to see what condition my condition was in.

The top two emails have forced me to write this. I didn't really go there to preach and teach, but I'm actually forced to write this (hopefully) short letter. George Orwell was a sort of latter day prophet, but if your readers want to know true prophecy, I'd urge them back to that dusty old pre-1984 tome, the Holy Bible. We are often told, time and time again, that no one has all the answers. Well, I respectfully disagree with this premise.

I truly believe that God Almighty does have all the answers, since it's His "Science Project", and He gets to grade it in the end. I'm not trying to force this answer upon any of your readers, but with your kind indulgence, I would like to share one link, out of many many out there where those who are just the least bit curious about God's plan for Man may be easily educated, and possibly convinced that there is, indeed, HOPE for us all: Rapture Ready dot com.

Warmest regards,
Alex Mutter, the one and only Mad Mutt
(Remember the 1984 copy of "1984" that I sent you?)

Greetings Mad Mutt,

Thanks for dropping in to see what condition the condition is in and yes, I remember you sending that 1984 copy of "1984". See Winston Smith is on his way and Winston Smith has arrived

It's still happily here on its shelf.

As a courtesy to you, I'm sharing your letter and the name of that Rapture Ready link you sent so readers can go there if they choose.

But personally, I'm not (and nor were Orwell, or Lincoln or the founding fathers of the USA) an adherent of any religion, and don't believe the so-called Holy Bible is the word of God. Nor do I believe that God is causing the hell that is happening on earth (on the contrary, it's caused by His arch enemy, the one with evil in his name, and it's his prophecy that is being fulfilled).

All the best,
Jackie Jura

BIBLE FRIENDS AT ARMAGEDDON

Abraham Lincoln's Religion (Abraham Lincoln didn't talk much about religion, even with his best friends, and he didn't belong to any church. But he once confided to a friend that his religious code was the same as an old man he knew in Indiana, who said: "When I do good, I feel good, and when I do bad, I feel bad, and that's my religion.")