At what price does man find favour with God? Down through the roiling clouds, from heavenly heights to earthly clay, where scribes had written scrolls of doctrines; down through old crumbling architraves, temples of cold ideals, man spawned the Vengeful Word. With rage of angels, like effigies of gods, there sprang forth lords and hypocrites; all claimed to speak for God. Then, in the maelstrom, came genocide of innocents, and hellfire fell like rain.
When does a tower become too tall for God? Out of a clear blue sky came silver harbingers of doom, where men were writing drafts and spreadsheets; now crumbling down around them, swathed in hate-begotten fire; spawned from a vengeful god. No mortal angels could save the ones who perished, caught above the line of flame; while some below survived. Yet, in the chaos, sworn enemies in faith came out to save each other's fall.
At what price can man enter Paradise? High above the minarets, the veiled dome of the sky students look up with wistful longing; yearning to be good radicals and cross the lines of fire to reap heaven's reward. Hate's vengeful angels pretenders to the throne of God take many shapes and forms, while moderates stay quiet; and with their silence give passive leave for lunatics to prate at heaven's door.