I think this question is akin to asking “What is my purpose?” — “Why am I here?”
It’s the struggle of Life man, one that we will ask for all our days, and then one day when we do meet our Lord, HE will then ask the Questions…
“What have you with your Purpose?”
“What have you Done with your time on Earth?”
I think once you look at it that way, the question on How God Wins becomes irrelevant, because by believing in God in of itself is the Answer you need.
I think God created us to know him and to worship Him. There are people that are reluctant to worship God but then they worship a whole bunch of infinitely finite things that God created
Wayyyyyy back in Elementary school, in Religion class, we learned "God made us to love him, know him, and serve him on this Earth". I was 6 at that time. Now I'm 70 and it has not really changed! LOL
And His ways, His Plans and His doings are so much higher and more complex than we could ever comprehend. We are but a tiny speck of a giant puzzle and we cannot even begin to fathom the outer workings of what is going on with the many other pieces we are not able to see.
You know there's about a thousand times more stars in the visible Universe than grains of sand on earth. People can't even begin to visualize that and yet they try to visualize God.
I think this question is akin to asking “What is my purpose?” — “Why am I here?”
It’s the struggle of Life man, one that we will ask for all our days, and then one day when we do meet our Lord, HE will then ask the Questions…
“What have you with your Purpose?”
“What have you Done with your time on Earth?”
I think once you look at it that way, the question on How God Wins becomes irrelevant, because by believing in God in of itself is the Answer you need.
I think God created us to know him and to worship Him. There are people that are reluctant to worship God but then they worship a whole bunch of infinitely finite things that God created
'Capice'.
Wayyyyyy back in Elementary school, in Religion class, we learned "God made us to love him, know him, and serve him on this Earth". I was 6 at that time. Now I'm 70 and it has not really changed! LOL
Wow that's spot-on. Congratulations for making it all this way. I'm 60 and I still lost more friends (passing) up until the age of 20.
And His ways, His Plans and His doings are so much higher and more complex than we could ever comprehend. We are but a tiny speck of a giant puzzle and we cannot even begin to fathom the outer workings of what is going on with the many other pieces we are not able to see.
You know there's about a thousand times more stars in the visible Universe than grains of sand on earth. People can't even begin to visualize that and yet they try to visualize God.
Right. His ways are sooo much higher than ours or what we could even begin to fathom.