Sometimes it’s hard to love God.  Sometimes it’s hard to see God as fair or truly kind or merciful.  One minute God “doesn’t want anyone to perish” and the next minute He is ready to “spew someone out of His mouth.”  Is it possible these types of internal struggles spring forth from the same misguided assumption intellectual atheists argue from: a dangerously high opinion of our opinions?  It’s humbling enough to admit we don’t have all the answers but what do we do when we finally come to the realization that we don’t even know how to ask the right questions?  I think I know the answer to the latter.  We fall on our face and join our wise brother Job in  saying, “I’m shutting up now, Lord.”

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What is a true friend? A true friend says what they think their friend needs to hear even when they know that their friend may get angry. A true friend doesn't leave because they are afraid to be with you. A true friend doesn't leave when the fun stops and things get uncomfortable. These are just of few of the values that real friends hold dear. In short, A true friend recognizes the value of the friendship and holds it sacred.


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