Paul F. Ernst

Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Paul F. Ernst; [b.] August 4, 1924; Reading, Ohio; [p.] Joseph and Charlotte Ernst; [oth.writ.] "Life Love Wisdom," a philosophic treatise which describes the relation between God and evolution.

The Word Game Edge

Religion, by nature, must teach and practice the whole
truth, always. If religion fails, mankind necessarily suffers. Why?
The human body desires truth like it does water.
Truth and error cannot coexist harmoniously. The serious
problems of the modern world give credence to the troubled world.
Many people who strive and trust in traditional religions
are somehow fooled that religious heritage guarantees religious
truth. Every bit of religious information however, unsupported by
factual data, should be dismissed as false.
Until the 19th Century, the Bible's infallibility remained
unquestioned. Today, however, a clearer, Christian, conception of the Bible is imperative. To find a better understanding of the
Perfect Nature should be undertaken, by everyone. From this
investigation human beings shall improve in all aspects of life,
love, wisdom.
Peace on earth will remain a dream until the religious
myths and mistakes are admitted and substituted by the known
truth. People must understand their relationship to life, love, and
wisdom.

England W.W. II

A pilot in the Eagle flight
Was trained and ready for a fight
A scheduled sun up raid drew nigh
He paced then looked up at the sky
And nervously smoked a cig'rette
He certainly appeared upset
I checked his eyes and jumpy ways
Then spoke in a quiet simple phrase
You seem a bit unnerved, that true?
He stared at me, the smoke, he threw
While saying what's not always bared
"Its mission one! Nerves hell! I'm scared!"

From the book Life, Love, Wisdom

When the cornerstones of earth were put in place the
Perfect Nature placed a unique stone, upon the earth

Jesus never walked upon the water

Nor multiplied the loaves to feed a hungry throng

The laws of heaven were not in his dominion

Nor the wind that blew across the sea

Miracles too were not critical to Jesus
Jesus, stealthily shook the world and moved it round

To help us act out the purpose of our existence

It was his ideals of Love that passed the tests of time
And moved our Life towards the balance it seeks

On Calvary, Jesus Hope the fire of Love
Would rise Life into human love that would blossom,
Someday, into Wisdom

Jesus taught nothing new or deep
It was a simple, basic lesson
"Love your neighbors, as you Love yourself"

A Real Fantasy

A lovely lady danced upon a stage
Her limber body moved with grace and rage
Beware! Each warming movement seems uncouth
As she unveils that flower of shapely youth
A flirting smile enhanced her sensuous eyes
Which brought the burlesque show alive
To guys she beckoned with festive gaiety
A dream so valued by laity
The teasing dancer's subtle scheme has won
And after that the passion plot is done

Kansas City Is In Missouri

Kansas City is in Missouri
The Ohio River is in Kentucky
Confusion, it seems, is all around
Upon the river and in the town
The Hoosiers are scheming to set up shop
And harvest a casino money crop
A great interest could rage with jealous greed
As jackpots deliver toward the state need
Will the commonwealth share its front yard
To raise lucre and hope to cut the lard
As the Hoosiers throw dice in Kentucky
Will the colonel's also become lucky?
All bets down is the cry of the dealer
While out in Kentucky churns the sternwheeler
Ol' buddy if I were about to bet
I'd say Indiana is playing roulette
Kansas City is in Missouri
The Ohio River is in Kentucky