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11 sats \ 7 replies \ @Malachi17 OP 29 Oct \ parent \ on: Cahn's Take on Kamala Harris And The Anti-Christ spirituality
Well, most people stay neutral until they can't. Sounds like so far you are able to remain that way.
I am a lover through and through. Which means I am passive as long as possible. If someone I love is in danger, that love will act as needed to protect the loved ones.
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I am an optimist. I can only really focus on what is right in front of me. I have faith that there are others out there fighting the right fights to get us all to a better place. It's just not my battlefield. I appreciate your opinions and convictions.
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I understand, but what I know you are saying is that it isn't your battlefield yet. I know that because I once thought something similar. God has a way of calling certain people at certain times.
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I only see what is right in front of me. I am ready and willing to rise to whatever roll I am called to. For now, nothing concerns me outside my little world. I am building the future rather than arguing in the past. And I have faith that my story isn't one that ends in me being murdered. I live in now. If a a hostile shows up in my world, I wish them the best. Their odds aren't good.
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An interesting question is how many people who were murdered had suspicion they were going to be murdered? If they had had suspicion, then why did they not change their actions? If they had none, then it is the case that having no suspicion you are going to be killed is the norm for people who are going to be killed.
In either scenario, from the standpoint of an action, it doesn't matter since the only "right action" is not to get murdered from the standpoint of the living person.
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That is an interesting question. I have faith that I live on past this body so death is nothing to fear or be considered. Even though I do wish to live.
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Totally. We all have a roll to play. We all can have working through us in a different way.
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