不好意思，錯過了父親節的post。和大家分享下面一段我回覆網友的話(提及信主及傳統的祭祖風俗) , 明天是我們的父親節旅行，這篇post權當遲來的父親節紀念吧(見: http://hk.myblog.yahoo.com/our_wch/article?new=1&mid=2769 ) :
中學時我很反叛，有同學一直想游說我信主。我那時很抗拒，說過一些很狂妄的話，現在較會以平常心看待此事。
我沒有濃厚的祭祖觀念，但相信慎終追遠是非常自然的心態。有一次一位親戚去世，我陪爸爸去殯儀館，坦白說沒有什麼感觸；但我突然有個想法：如果躺在棺木裡的是我旁邊的爸爸，我會有怎樣的心情?!
一想起這樣的念頭，我的眼淚突然不由自主地湧了出來。
我相信這樣的親情。
(PS: 想起卡夫卡日記裡說的"人性中不可摧毀的力量"，參考我早前提及此語的網誌：http://hk.myblog.yahoo.com/our_wch/article?mid=825)
Last Sunday is Father's Day. I would like to share a profound feeling with you. It's between my father and me.
I was quite a “provocative-thinker” while I was a secondary school boy. I had been wondering the sincerity in people, doubting the so-called justice people believe, and questioning the existence of god. I even had made some offensive statements.
Now I'm a much moderate person. Hope it's a good change.
I don't have a strong sense of traditional ancestor worship, but I do believe it's quite a natural feeling to love and remember the family members who had passed away, especially for those who we had the very close relationship.
I remember once I went to a funeral home with my father. To be frank, I didn’t even feel sorry for the dead and his family. But a thought struck my mind: what would I feel if the one lying in the coffin was my father?!
The tears suddenly came out and I couldn’t help it but cried.
This is the love between a father and a son. It's the love I believe in people.
(PS: It reminds me of the term Kafka wrote in his diary: the indestructible power in human nature. sees the article I quoted this term: http://hk.myblog.yahoo.com/our_wch/article?mid=825 )
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