MY REALITY MAGNIFIES MY FATE
“The fool says in his heart, “There is no God.’ They are corrupt. Their deeds are vile; there is no one who does good.’ – Psalm 14:1
This statement is a biblical scripture. It not just an opinion… in my opinion. One who choose not to follow their life based on biblical scripture may not agree to themselves that they are foolish for not believing that God exist.
“Don’t have anything to do with foolish and stupid arguments, because you know they produce quarrels” – II Timothy 2:23
Every person needs a solid ground to build a foundation or their morals of right and wrong. Our emotions need to be guided by a source of reasoning. One could put their hand on a hot stove, feel pain, then reason that its not right for them to do that again. Thus; “It’s wrong to put your hand on a hot stove.” What we use to adjust our mental eyes to see what is true in this world needs to be justified by a solid reality. A compass is a very useful tool to guide one for direction on Earth. This form of guidance accompanied by a map can lead one anywhere on Earth then bring them home. Nevertheless, every compass needs to be magnetized to point north. If the compass is not magnetized to point north, it is useless. Likewise, if someone uses an accurate source and it does not justify their moral to see right and wrong they will never establish a view of justice within their lives.
A moral issue is a subject that is judged by one’s opinion of right and wrong. The matter that is important here is that a moral issue in life is not necessarily a legal issue. One may live a certain lifestyle that is morally wrong yet be justified by the laws of the land. When we seek out the path to establish justice within humanity, we need to take into account who is judging the species of humans. I am not the judge. You are not the judge. Nevertheless, there is a judge.
(SPRITUAL REFLECTION: “Now all has been heard; here is the conclusion of the matter: Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the duty of all mankind. For God will bring every deed into judgment, including every hidden thing, whether it is good or evil”
– Ecclesiastes 12: 13 & 14
Likewise, this statement is a biblical scripture. You may choose not to believe this statement is true because you choose to not to follow your lifestyle based on the Bible. Nevertheless, there is a moral of truth which all must live by. This moral of truth needs to be measured and based around a level of reasoning that is realistic. What is realistic to one may not be for someone else. Reality is not a matter of opinion. Salvation is not one’s personal verdict.
“The fool says in his heart, “There is no God.’ They are corrupt. Their deeds are vile; there is no one who does good.’ – Psalm 14:1
This statement is a biblical scripture. It not just an opinion… in my opinion. One who choose not to follow their life based on biblical scripture may not agree to themselves that they are foolish for not believing that God exist.
“Don’t have anything to do with foolish and stupid arguments, because you know they produce quarrels” – II Timothy 2:23
Every person needs a solid ground to build a foundation or their morals of right and wrong. Our emotions need to be guided by a source of reasoning. One could put their hand on a hot stove, feel pain, then reason that its not right for them to do that again. Thus; “It’s wrong to put your hand on a hot stove.” What we use to adjust our mental eyes to see what is true in this world needs to be justified by a solid reality. A compass is a very useful tool to guide one for direction on Earth. This form of guidance accompanied by a map can lead one anywhere on Earth then bring them home. Nevertheless, every compass needs to be magnetized to point north. If the compass is not magnetized to point north, it is useless. Likewise, if someone uses an accurate source and it does not justify their moral to see right and wrong they will never establish a view of justice within their lives.
A moral issue is a subject that is judged by one’s opinion of right and wrong. The matter that is important here is that a moral issue in life is not necessarily a legal issue. One may live a certain lifestyle that is morally wrong yet be justified by the laws of the land. When we seek out the path to establish justice within humanity, we need to take into account who is judging the species of humans. I am not the judge. You are not the judge. Nevertheless, there is a judge.
(SPRITUAL REFLECTION: “Now all has been heard; here is the conclusion of the matter: Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the duty of all mankind. For God will bring every deed into judgment, including every hidden thing, whether it is good or evil”
– Ecclesiastes 12: 13 & 14
Likewise, this statement is a biblical scripture. You may choose not to believe this statement is true because you choose to not to follow your lifestyle based on the Bible. Nevertheless, there is a moral of truth which all must live by. This moral of truth needs to be measured and based around a level of reasoning that is realistic. What is realistic to one may not be for someone else. Reality is not a matter of opinion. Salvation is not one’s personal verdict.
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