Josh Plovanic's Writings and Thoughts

        In the broad scheme of things, everything gets accounted for, and every imbalance corrected. I believe wholeheartedly that in terms of higher authorities and the divine, there are truly no secrets  from God. He knows all the backroom conversations, all the hidden crimes, all the atrocities, and all violations committed against Him and His law. He sees and hears everything because He is everywhere. No part of His creation escapes His awareness.           Nemesis is a concept that stems from Greek mythology, and it is defined as "the inescapable agent of someone or something's downfall." In the Greek legends, Nemesis was usually summoned by hubris...an arrogance or conceit that offended the gods and required a punishing or correcting. Nemesis was a deity, a goddess who would bring about divine retribution on those who crossed a line ethically or morally or who had undeserved fortune.  The concept of Nemesis is tied into the idea of justice being a matter of balance

Even when I fail, I still love you Even when I do things you don't want me to do, I still love you. Even when I'm angry at you, I still love you Even when I lose all my dreams, I still love you Even when the pain becomes almost too much to bear, I still love you Even when I witness so much hate, so much destruction, so much venom, so much devastation I still love you Even with all my disappointments, all my mistakes, all my lapses in judgement and my lack of self control I still love you I love you no matter what, God I don't blame you for the darkness of my life I don't blame you for my own mess-ups I don't blame you for any of it. I just want to go home to you. I'm sorry for my part to play in the suffering of my life Even with all this difficulty and all this evil I still love you And I will always love you, even as eternity grows unfathomably long

     The measure of the ethical and moral advancement of a society is gauged by two primary things; How that society treats its sick and weak, and how that society treats its rule-breakers. An enlightened, morally and ethically sophisticated culture would have an insight and understanding of the causes and progressions of these things beyond most others. That society would treat its sick and weak with dignity and compassion with the intent of healing and strengthening them.      It would see sickness and weakness as correctable and redeemable and wouldn't base the endeavor to do these things solely on profits and power. It would have a moral obligation do to do so, and morality and ethics are the highest virtues of an enlightened, advanced society.      But what really gauges a society's advancement and enlightenment is how it treats its criminals and "sinners." A society with a significant advancement in morals and ethics would have a complex understanding of the com