Human: I want to do "X".
God: You are free to do it.
Human: But your Book of instructions says "X" is wrong.
God: Yes
Human: Because You want to control me?
God: No, you are free to do what you want.
Human: But You said "X" is wrong.
God: Yes, but only because I want your ultimate good.
Human: But I want to do "X".
God: You are free to do it.
Human: But I want you to say "X" is good and approve of it.
God: I cannot say that.
Human: Why do You hate me?
Teenagers are God's revenge on mankind. God looked down from heaven and
said, "I think I'll create teenagers in their parents image and see how
they like it when their kids disobey them and deny their existence."
Is It God's Fault The World Is A Mess?
God made everything. Man made evolution.
God made male and female. Man made LBGQTIA+
God made life. Man made abortion.
God made sex. Man made porn.
God made marriage. Man made divorce.
God made herbs for medicine. Man made drugs.
God made honey. Man made artificial sweeteners.
God made water. Man made sodas.
God made healthy food. Man made junk food.
God made generosity. Man made envy.
God made absolute truth. Man made philosophy.
God made peace. Man made war.
God made humans of one blood. Man made racism.
God made knowledge. Man made vain imagination.
God made wisdom. Man made foolishness.
God made forgiveness. Man made revenge.
God made salvation. Man made religions.
God made choice. Man made wrong decisions.
God made freedom. Man made slavery.
God made Right and Wrong. Man made legal and illegal.
God made faith, hope, and love. Man made fear, despair, and hate.
Albert Einstein quote: "All learning is experience,
everything else is just information." You cannot explain God
mathematically or scientifically. You cannot prove God; you experience
God. Experiencing God is a personal journey that is cultivated through
prayer, scripture study, and actively seeking a genuine relationship
with Him. The result is a change in attitude and behavior with acts of
kindness and service to others.
When Is Jesus Returning?
The idea of Jesus's return being delayed is explored in Matthew 24:45-51, where an evil servant says, "My lord delays his coming." This
is not a literal delay, but rather a false conclusion drawn
by a wicked servant who uses the
perceived delay as an opportunity to continue sinful behavior.
The
delay in
Christ's return can be understood in the context of God's love, mercy,
grace, and desire for all people to come to salvation. One key
passage that addresses this topic is found in 2 Peter 3:9, which states,
"The
Lord is not slack concerning His promise, as some count slackness, but
is longsuffering toward us, not willing that any should perish but that
all should come to repentance."
