Why must he then,
be faithfully nonconformant?
To believe then,
is to come to then, to know.
When they believed,
did they then conform?
Was it in the beginning,
or in the end?
Speaking of the Cowboy Jesus.
May a man have a vision of the one,
then standing next to a urinal,
in a stall at his wife's baptism?
May Christ reveal himself, to us,
in this manner?
What if the Cowboy Jesus would come riding a horse,
in his cowboy suit, consuming Camel Cigarettes?
Would we then turn him, away?
What if God disobeyed The Word of Wisdom.
Peter partook of the forbidden animals,
and converted the gentiles.
He is now a member of the Christian community,
because Peter broke his version,
of the Word of Wisdom.
Peter then faithfully nonconformed.
Once in Vicksburg, He met the one,
who dying of cancer, received a vision,
From the other, who was testifying to the truthfulness,
of the Book of Mormon, and the restoration,
while consuming Camel Cigarettes.
To break a rule is to be disobedient.
Disobedience is not faithful nonconformity.
Lucifer rebelled and desired his own will.
Eve disobeyed, to conform to God's will.
Truly it is the rule-breakers,
who disrupt the status quo,
and create a place, for growth.
