Destiny

Destiny:
*The fate of lot of a person or thing; doom.

Destiny:

*The fate of lot of a person or thing; doom.
*The course of events, considered as determined by a power greater than man's fate.
*The idea of what is going to happen no matter what effort may be made to prevent.
                       -Webster's students dictionary.
*The seemingly inevitable succession of events.
*one's fate.                            -Webster's new world Dictionary


*~*~ Now onto Fate:

*The cause or will beyond man's control by which the occurance and outcome of events are sopposed to be determined.
*That which happens as if determined by this cause or will; lot; fortune.
*final outcome; specif., ruin; death.
                                             -WSD
*The power sopposed to determine the outcome of events.
*one's lot or fortune.
*Final outcome
*death; destruction                   WNWD


I don't believe in destiny,
'cause you can turn the tide,
but whatever you believe in,
i guess we'll let the Fates decide...

Destiny is not inevitable,
'cause only you can change your future,
and if you don't even read my words,
there's no point to argue further...

I do believe in Fate,
it seems like Destiny,
but it's not, you've got a choice,
you can decide your eternity...

The power to determine,
the route of your events is Fate,
Destiny will only end,
when Atropos cuts the date...

If you go Greek, when you believe,
Lachesis gives you time to choose,
which life you now concieve,
which path now you must use...

I believe in God's perfect plan,
not in the number the dice fall,
and i've studied with my felloe man,
on my philosophy of it all...

Philosophy:
     I believe in God's perfect plan for us; we choose to name it destiny, but it's really not, 'cause he gave us a free will, and with that we have our own choices. This is where Fate kicks in. What if one person's destiny is despair, doom, and young death, but in a footnote of His plan, it reads that he'll take a different path, and prosper in his life. His plan is perfect, so it must include all the details of the choices we make opposed to the inevitable.
   When we jump against the odds to help mankind, and to lift up His name, we face a deja vu. That's where our fate breaks away from our destiny, resulting in a better outcome, which is listed. When we do wrong, we may as well be faced with a deja vu, that may result in a lower outcome.
     All things He knows, but the information on our future He keeps from us so we are free to make our choices because, for exampla, if He warned you of the biggest mistake of your life you will make in the future, you would make a choice against the inevitable and change the choice around, resulting in you missing out on the side effects of that mistake, and not become exactly the same person planned.
    It's not our place to believe in Destiny, for that's believing in what we don't know, and believing that we can't change it. We know not what lies ahead of us, but in having our own free will, God blessed us with a Fate: A destini WE decide- The Fate we choose he already knows,
thus adding an ironic twist to all philosophy. That twist can and may upgrade philosophers into profits into saviors creating other religions, but the truth is: God Surpasses All.