The Problem of Free Will
Free will means there's responsibility attached to our choices. If there's a price to pay for a given choice, the bill comes to us. Free will means that when we mess up, we are at least partly at fault. It's hard to blame someone else for choices that we made ...
Would the world be better off if people were like robots?
Would we be better off if people were like robots? “I want you to think about the damage that has been done to mankind because of the choices of men and women. Think of the suffering, the anguish, the loss. All of it, throughout human history. Wars waged throughout the ...
I didn’t know you prayed
This seems like a conversation that would really happen - someone praying that doesn't normally pray, or maybe even for the first time. So - I had to look up this scenario, to find something on official "church" doctrine for when people pray for either the first time or maybe ...
The problem of FUD – Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt
When you're knee deep in alligators, it's hard to remember that your original task was to drain the swamp. When we're up to our necks in suffer grief in all kinds of trials. - sometimes it's hard to remember the original task was receiving the goal of your faith, the ...
The problem of “a little while”
The problem of a little while. How long is "a little while"? Relatively speaking, compared to eternity - our lives on this earth are really, really short ...
Only the good die young (Really?)
And because of all that - too many people still think the good die young, when the truth is - the good don't die at all ...
Unintended Consequences – CA SB 1172
This is - first and foremost - a law that targets innocent children. Really, all of this is over minor children. It says that parents can't engage in conversion therapy for their minor children (for who, again, the parents have responsibility - to both the government and God). However, when ...
The main thing – and the ten Commandments
So - what we end up with is a whole bunch of Christian denominations arguing over whose version is correct (and also first - even though none of these denominations (obviously) existed back in Moses' time! They take their focus off the main thing (God) and appear to non-church people ...
So in love with two
Having what we think we need - in other words, what we want - isn't necessarily enough. Somewhere inside us is a realization that what we really need is something else ...
“You can’t do this!” – You keep saying that, and yet …
So while I was reading this exchange in the book - I couldn't help but wonder - when confronted at the final judgment - how many people will say the same thing to Jesus? How many will tell Him that He can't judge them - that He can't condemn them? ...
