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Must every thread get sidetracked by godbotherers?
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Speaking of drivel - what makes one sort more relevant than the other?
I suppose the mere mention of the word "God" brings out the "devil" in some people.
But enough of the jokes ... (I was just kidding).
The only way to avoid stepping on toes is to stand still. Religious convictions, if they are convictions, can't be pulled on and off like a pair of boots.
I'm an optimist, who worries a lot. And, I suppose I do look at the world through rose-coloured glasses, but isn't that better than having blinkers on and only seeing what's in front of my own nose?
I've seen enough examples of altruism and sacrifice to live in astonishment at what humans are willing to do for each other, and enough examples of cruelty to despair at what we are capable of doing to each other. The contradictions within human nature are inescapable.
I accept that God's will be done without professing to understand it.
I reject the suggestion that we pray for God to be on our side,
praying instead that we're on the side of God.
The "Godbotherers" don't bother me. I suppose because they argue that the "most acceptable service of God is doing good to man."
We cannot I suppose be certain of that. But we can at least make an informed guess that we've been given a conscience for a reason...