From Writer's block to the glue of the Church

So considering how I sorta have writers block right now, I thought it would be a good idea to write about writers block. For starters there are many ways that people try to cope with writers block. Some look at inspirational pictures or videos, others just wait it out. Even though I haven't had to deal with writers block much, just recently I realized that when I listen to violin based orchestra music I can write and think better.

This gets me thinking about how we all react differently to different things, such as writers block. I guess this just goes to show that everybody is different with different personalities, and different things that inspire them to write.

It is really an odd thing how we are made with such diversity, but we all have the same few relations.
We are all created by God in His image, we are all descendants of Adam and Eve, and we all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. However, despite all these similar beginnings we all are uniquely and largely different. We are either Asian, European, African, Latino, or some other race/race-mix. However, that is only the beginning of our differences.

This scale of different and similar things can fall back towards similar again though. This is because almost all of us have two eyes, ears, legs, arms, a head, nose, chin, and main body section.

Lets look back over what I said. When I looked at how we are similar, at first I only looked at complete deffinites and the same was true when I switched to our differences. However, when I switched back to similarities I looked at things that should be definite, but are not always because of sin.

I think what this difference in thinking or perception of similarities shows that perspective on something greatly affects your opinion. When you get different perspectives in a church (and your bound to find many) arguing and eventually separation and loss of church members can easily happen. So what is that "glue" that somehow keeps the Church together? Some might say its love and compromise, but I think there is a greater glue that keeps the church together. I think God is the one who holds the church together in unison. If we are all the children of God doesn't that make us brothers and sisters? And if we are family with a Holy and perfect Father, that's a genetic "glue" like no other. How can a city with a corrupt leader ever survive?

Each person's perception of something is different, but being children of God relates us together in harmony despite our profound differing perceptions.