Have an Imaginary Friend
Bill Maher, illustrious comedian and famous atheist, has often joked that people who believe in God are just talking to an “imaginary friend.”
Okay, let’s go with it.
What if He is an imaginary friend?
At least he’s a friend, right?
He’s not out to smite me with fire and brimstone.
And considering the fact that the average therapist costs somewhere between a hundred fifty and a thousand dollars an hour, it is certainly a cost cutter to have a friend, imaginary or not, to listen to my fussiness.
And if He ends up being imaginary, what did I lose? Nothing at all. It won’t make any difference because I won’t know.
It’s a win-win.
Because on the other hand, if He does end up being real, then I get to meet the Person who understood every step of my journey, laughed at my learning process and shared His wisdom with me.
Now…
To be honest you folks, I don’t think my Friend is imaginary. And I do know this. He is a Friend—and as a Friend, he is intent on making me look good.
So my advice to you?
- Laugh at the detractors of your Imaginary Friend.
- Save some money on therapy.
- And enjoy having a Friend who stays closer than a brother.
From the stacks of Jonathan Richard Cring
Jonathots Daily Blog 
Good thinking!!
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