Upon meeting someone for the first time (or when first viewing their blog) I am interested in learning what their moral argument is? I don’t care what or where they eat. It doesn’t matter to me what sports team(s) they like/support or where they’ve been. If they are an artist, with talent, I may enjoy their art but only if it suits my tastes. What I want to know is; what is right and wrong to them, and why? How do they defend their actions, their life, their goals? Their deeds and misdeeds, their ends.
I am more and more intrigued by the question; if there is an infinite being could we understand its plan? By plan I mean, rational, goal(s), logic. And by human standards is the plan even to be judged weather or not it is logical or rational? I have no reason to believe an infinite’s wisdom would be comprehensible to me. An eternal being that existed before time and will continue to exist once time stops must have a perspective that no human can comprehend.
There is always at least one clear path forward, although the path available may not be the path you prefer.
Set before the powerful, are difficult things, before the weak, only small things.
Things turn out as they should be, as they have to be.
I am more and more intrigued by the question; if there is an infinite being could we understand its plan? By plan I mean, rational, goal(s), logic. And by human standards is the plan even to be judged weather or not it is logical or rational? I have no reason to believe an infinite’s wisdom would be comprehensible to me. An eternal being that existed before time and will continue to exist once time stops must have a perspective that no human can comprehend.
There is always at least one clear path forward, although the path available may not be the path you prefer.
Set before the powerful, are difficult things, before the weak, only small things.
Things turn out as they should be, as they have to be.
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