I saw cartoon ones and I think it was in a newspaper

It was an old couple walking out of a funeral and the man says to the wife

I've got to start living a better life and the joke of course is kind of a subtle joke

But the joke is that when people die you only say nice things about them and you go to a funeral and you listen to the eulogy

And you think, God, this guy was great. I stink, you know

So all week long I've been reading about the people who died so tragically in Las Vegas

There's construction worker kind of Jack beaten died through himself over his body over his wife's body

Off duty cop named Charleston Hartfield coached a youth football team

Hannah Allers a full-time wife and mom to three kids and her brother called her our sunshine

And I was thinking to myself, you know

You could also say about these people that they did bad things

They lied they were hypocritical they woke up sometimes in the middle of the night in thought G

I said this thing that I wish I hadn't said I did this thing that I wish I hadn't done and the way

I know that about them is because that's true of every single person on earth

You know St. Paul said what I want to do I don't do and what I hate I do we are all in that battle

St. Paul also said

We're not in a battle with flesh and blood but we're dealing with rulers and authorities and cosmic powers over this present darkness

We're fighting the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places and as you know

I don't like the word evil because sometimes we use it to obliterate our opponent

We don't have to argue with somebody if he's evil

But if you look at it from another way it actually makes you more sympathetic with people when you realize we're all in the same battle

With the same power of darkness that is very real and very true and that nobody actually wants to talk about it

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