Supposition into agency and faith

Claims
I. An agent exists that has effected change upon the affairs of earth and its people beyond
what is explainable by self- or group-interested agents' effect on systems of culture,
media, and business.
II. The capability to accurately conceptualize the first claim requires faith into the absence
of guilt by forgiveness of the individual for willed actions that intentionally or
unintentionally, directly or indirectly caused misery, so that there can be no fear.
III. The agent of claim one is like the most just part of the human spirit, which includes
raising awareness of claims one and two.

Evidence
On April 22, 2010, the offshore drilling rig Deepwater Horizon sank. From thousands of feet under the
ocean, great quantities of oil came forth from even more thousands of feet below the ocean floor. The
reasons for the disaster are not clear, but it seems to be an almost incomprehensible web of concurrent
engineering and subsurface-characterization failures, mismanagement and procedural mistakes, and a
number of mistakes in the interactions among the drillers, the owners of the drilling lease, and
government regulators.

On March 17, 2011, having attended SXSW interactive, I posted a writing for discussion that was
originally about internet privacy but shifted into a discussion of models of post-WWII trends,
movements, and events in the United States. It progressed to a discussion of the systems of power
which influence each man and woman through education, media, and common knowledge. Following
this progression, my internet service provider's infrastructure was attacked, requiring me to use
alternative domain name services. Even then, I was able to access Facebook and Bing while not being
able to access Google and many other websites.

On Friday of this weekend, I came on a trip to South Padre Island, Texas for a weekend of ocean,
boats, and libations. On Saturday morning I walked northward along the beach, when I came across a
place along about two hundred yards of the coastline where the waves had preferentially eroded a two
to five foot wall. In the beach sediment, I saw a distinct dark, carboniferous layer containing soot,
darkened sea shells, and balls of putty with embedded shells. Seafoam bubbles also were seen in the
dark horizon. Above the horizon was a zone of quartzy well-sorted sand, and on the surface of the
beach there were many shells in some places. A scientific description of this phenomenon along with
pictures is on the way. The carboniferous horizon sank into the sand as my walk to the north continued.

The questions I have are of the progenitors of the wall. It did not seem to be a part of a larger erosion
front caused by shifted longshore currents. The wall's appearance was a result of a complex
constellation of factors, including tidal forces, ocean currents, and atmospheric heat flux.

In this experience, I have no choice but to declare that Christ is the resurrection and the life. That the
one who believes in him will live, even though they die; and whoever lives by believing in him will
never die.