At Apple

I went to Apple today with my brother and sister-in-law. The salesman was a young man of about 20 who studied computer science (in programming). It was an opportunity to talk to him about the enseignemoi.com website and to show it to him. He used to go to a private school where he was told about the Bible, but he never read it because he is, according to what he told us, "moved on". He said the Bible did not really interest him anymore. I told him that he should read it and that this word had changed our lives, that God had a plan for him and that God is a God of love. I regretted not having been further away, seeing him embarrassed and trying not to go too far on this subject.

I do not like the Apple logo. Although the brand defends that this logo has a relationship with the sin of Adam and Eve, or with the act of a homosexual mathematician that the British justice condemned to chemical castration and who committed suicide by biting into an apple poisoned with cyanide, I remain convinced that his inspiration is diabolical. That's my thought, and I could be wrong.

I once bought a Macbook Pro Apple from a young man I was talking to about Jesus. It turned out that he had already read the Bible. Another day, I bought an Apple iMac from a couple. I told them about Jesus. The man had a wonderful friend who always spoke to him about the Lord Jesus. He found it odd, but still amazed at his joy. I was selling an Apple iPhone one day. A man came to the house to buy it. I told him about Jesus and showed him the different emci tv shows, seeing that he liked the web and the beautiful things.

Whatever the inspiration behind this crunched apple (the Bible speaks of a fruit), it is an excellent way to speak about the original sin and the grace of God, source of salvation for all men, which has been manifested in Jesus Christ. This grace teaches us to renounce ungodliness and worldly lusts, and to live for God !

Jeremy Sourdril