Doctrine

I don’t like doctrine,
It’s right before it’s considered,
Accepted upon suggestion,
Derived before it’s formed.

It’s understood without hesitation,
Passioned by cold-hearted teens,
Prized by the biblical loner,
Whilst being upheld as meat on leans.

It only comes from the belief,
That god exists as a proposition,
Without that there is rational thought,
And the condition of reason’s feeling.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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March 20, 2016 at 10:02 AM
Reason's feeling...interesting. Thought provoking write Rhonda. Thanks for sharing.
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