Everything else pales in comparison - by billions of miles- to the Glory of God. No greater glory, no greater honour, no greater peace nor joy. No greater hope.
One with the Father, through Christ. As originally intended.
If we’re having an argument and you throw in some quote by a “renowned” philosopher it is my assumption that you’re merely using it to buttress or better elucidate your points. Not establishing it as authority over what either of us have to say.
@ekajiibe True.
I can see where our disagreement stems from and the message you were trying to discourage with your post.
Imaginations cannot birth purpose. The role of man only begins after God’s revelation.
Thanks.
@ekajiibe Okay. Thank you.
My reply turned out more than I expected so I attached as screenshots instead. If u have the time please go over everything.
P.S. I am not trying to strike a debate or regurgitate any sermon. I phrased most of my statements as questions, so u can counter any
@ekajiibe are going to go and how much we are willing to sacrifice.
Should the unsaved find their justification in the belief that their antagonism is the will of God for them?
@ekajiibe (Samson?).
We have seen people fall away from the faith for countless reasons; many of which we can attribute to a poor perception of God and the coming glory.
Where do we draw the line between the will of God and our role in it. And how our perception influences how far we