@StefanMolyneux I would argue that if we make Christianity a model for living, it would be as good of a predictive model as any scientific model in the realm of material observation. Christians get things right way more than they don’t (for living). That means something.
@StefanMolyneux Christianity is full of mysteries. Who knows for sure why the great play-writer crafts his story the way he does, especially before the end of the play. Why not ask God why anything exists at all? Who are we to know the mind of the creator?
@StefanMolyneux From a Christian perspective, you could use this analogy:
God has given us a beautiful car along with a manual on how to maintain it. However, we ignore the manual and never change the oil. The engine eventually fails.
@StefanMolyneux Interesting question. Doesn’t it assume that a system, if designed correctly, can keep us from hell? From a Christian perspective, only God can save us, but we have to choose to follow him.
-All the best
Elites claiming American workers “aren’t skilled enough” are often the same people who gave them porn, video games and Mountain Dew. They profited for years off of exploiting people’s vices. That has consequences. Now instead of finding workers from other countries maybe they can start cleaning up their mess.