Who am I? Part 2

     I am a student. I study to learn and therefore I must be a student of something. I enjoy learning, to be more precise, I enjoy learning what I want to learn. (we all have our limitations) I am a student of language, of history, of mathematics, of theater. Yes, but I learn so much more from life. I am the still observer. I am a student of life. I cannot only watch life, I can watch others live and others lives but I still must live and have a life. Many of the lessons we learn in life come the hard way through mistakes and errors. It has been argued that these are the best, the most profitable, methods of learning, not so for me. I am an observer. I watch thereby I learn. I seek truth and I search in life for truth. Truth comes in many shapes and sizes. Do not be fooled, truth is different from fact. Facts tell us something but truth teaches us. Fact may tell me that the girl sitting next to me is exactly five feet, five and a half inches tall or it might say something more humiliating, like humans still don't know what atoms look like. Truth might teach me that music is the universal language, or that love is something both simple and infinitely complex. I am a learner of facts. I am a student of truth.
Of whom are you a student?

Who am I?

     Who am I? I was born, and then I began the journey, the adventure, the great search, to find the answer to that question, "who am I?" Thus far I have found several answers. The first answer is, I am a christian. That is to say that I believe that a man, who was both God and human, named Jesus lived and claimed to be God. Jesus said that the only way to heaven was through him and he was killed for that statement. If I thought that the account ended there, then I would say he was probably crazy. I mean really a man who says he is God, that's ridiculous. But I believe that after being dead for three days this Jesus came back to life. It's because I believe he rose from the dead that I think he is God and all the things he said  were true and not delusional ramblings. And so I say I am a Christian and so I find part of "Who I am."
Who are you?