Elder Gerrit W. Gong
Gerrit W. Gong.
An atheist believes he is hard-headed and sincere.
Reality to him is very factual and clear.
Examining the evidence, he opts for a mistrial;
opposing counsel is accused of credulity and guile.
He's found his own reality, and God is not a part
of his philosophy of life or of his compact heart.
But why sip on cold vinegar when all the sweetest wine
is found in Cana at the feast, not at some gaudy shrine?
Where water can be turned to wine, the atheist may find
a welcome respite from the sadness dripping from his mind!
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