The pain of a gift

[JBrentonK]

Nobody with the name "Killingworth" would suffer the same as a person with the name Killingsworth. (note the S difference in the two words). The reason is because Killing(s) appears to apply a recognition of ones acts. So as an atheist, you could take the fool hearted belief that a Killingworth would suffer the same thing, and not be "defined" as I would have it as a part with the divine God Jehovah, but in truth, I refute this, simply because of these facts. One of these facts btw is my knowledge that a Killingsworth uses a plural of the word "to kill" which is evidenced in the name as a refrence to some divinity, this is my belief, it is I feel where the word cyllia comes into the picture, cyllia being defined as God, Killingsworth implying (by definition) "THE WORD OF GODS PEOPLE."... Nothing is more divine than that, even in refrence to the Holy Bible, as God's people appear as a communion of one with the other, and as life would have it this has appeared the case since the dawn of time just so you know...