These days, our culture is rapidly evolving and society is begging for more and more things in the line of wifi, touchpads, and apps. To an average person, an adequate phone has to include internet and something or other that slides out. People just aren't like they used to be, and, for lack of a better word, want fancy-shmancy gadgets that have at least three uses. Just ask any elderly person and they'll tell you.

I'm sure that most of us have heard of kindles and/or nooks. They're what we call ebook readers. In case you're confused about an ebook reader's purpose, it's basically a slim and handy electric rectangle, about the size of any paperback book, on which a person can read any book they want. Books are downloaded from an huge online database with thousands of titles onto the ebook, where you can read the book and keep it. The books you download are also free, which is a plus I'm sure many of us would appreciate.

But really, apart from the free books, what is the advantage of this to just a plain old regular book you can get from your public library? Well here are just a few.

I was wondering something. What do you people think? Is war really neccesary? In my own opinion, I think it is not.
My religion is Christian, so, duh, I believe in God! Well, if you don't then maybe... ah never mind! I think God put everyone on Earth for him. He wants people to live for God and get along with each other to score Heaven. Hell is only worthy if you do not fufill God's commands.
In the harsh struggle to live in WAR, people are killing others.
I am NOT a hippie, but I believe war is murder and thanks if you are in the service for risking your life for America, but you are also risking God's trust in which you kill someone else, thou shalt surely pay the eternity in the Devil's Hell.
C'mon, nations. Just because LONG ago we found our new turf doesn't mean you can kill the innocent! I am willing to protect the innocent. I was thinking, offensive war is just killing. Defensive is not shooting, but blocking death from yourself and friends.

After seeing a similar article that claimed to disprove all religions in a simple dialog, I decided to write my own, this time with more realistic and logical paths of discussion.

My characters for this dialog will be a woman named Sappho and a man named Euripides. Neither is related to their Greek counterparts of the same name. They are just two young people living in our modern world. I have only linked you to their namesakes' Wikipedia articles so that you may further your knowledge on Greek literature.

DISCLAIMER: This is only one possible conversation between a spiritual man and a non-spiritual woman. It does not speak for all spiritual men and woman, nor does it speak for all non-spiritual men and woman. It is simply two perspectives on a complex topic, of which there are many other viewpoints.

Sappho got on the bus and sat next to her friend, Euripides, greeting him warmly.