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have you seen the evening news lately?
I keep my roses close to home....Have you seen the long term view instead of the short term one?
Stop and smell the roses. Em, em, good.
Regards
DL
I keep my roses close to home....
the rest of the world is going to weed.....
IMO, it is the height of hubris to think our moral sense is greater than our Creator's. As Elihu said to Job; "Are you so convinced that you are right that you would say,‘I am more righteous than God'?" (Job 35:2) Normally, I do not view videos posted to support a position. If you have a point to make, make it yourself.If you do not see injustice on God's part, your moral sense is not moral at all.
No child is responsible for what his parents do. Yet that immoral situation is what you promote.
You might learn a bit from this Bishop.
Regards
DL
IMO, it is the height of hubris to think our moral sense is greater than our Creator's. As Elihu said to Job; "Are you so convinced that you are right that you would say,‘I am more righteous than God'?" (Job 35:2) Normally, I do not view videos posted to support a position. If you have a point to make, make it yourself.
If I don't kill innocent people, yes, apparently that makes me more righteous than how God is portrayed as a character. Remember that God Himself called Elihu's friends morons by the end of the story and they had to do penance for being thoughtless, compassionless jerks. I see far too many people read Job and take the side of the bad guys in the story (the human ones, anyway) rather than the "hero" of the story.IMO, it is the height of hubris to think our moral sense is greater than our Creator's. As Elihu said to Job; "Are you so convinced that you are right that you would say,‘I am more righteous than God'?" (Job 35:2) Normally, I do not view videos posted to support a position. If you have a point to make, make it yourself.