Therefore, let us worry and be anxious about tomorrow and live our lives in perpetual fear. Anything other than this is the foolishness of faith to believe good actually exists and comes to those who live in hope of it. Misery. Gloom. Despair. These are rational conclusions we must accept, not this "faith" business.Faith that God or the universe has some benevolent plan for you.
Thousands are killed daily, go hungry are homeless. There are no guarantees in the universe. No reason to believe the the universe is going to take your best interest into consideration. No reason to believe your future is bright.
My son believes the universe/God has a special plan for him. That he just needs to wait for the universe/God to reveal it.
Who has been watching out for him are his mom and dad. Parents who sacrifice so he has a place to live and food to eat. Not everyone has parents who are able or wiling.
Is it not folly to assume that someone or something exists that will watch out for your best interests? Or that tomorrow you will have a place to sleep. Food to eat. A family to rely on?
I think about the thousands on families in Ukraine who have lost their homes, parents who have lost their children, children who have lost their parents. Who are now homeless.
Faith is a luxury no one can afford.
BTW, your son appears right. The universe provided for him, with you watching out for him. It seems you are that provision. That's faith, which are the eyes you look at thing through. Some see only misery. Some see hope.
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