Tuesday, October 16, 2007
(Thots inspired by BC)
Can we claim to believe in God but not show it in our actions?
Do we have to do certain things to show that we believe in God?
Or we believe in God and that will be shown in certain actions?
Is there such a thing as the "right" action?
Who defines these right actions?
Mind-boggling?
Yes, indeed.
But it is good to disturb the mind.
To tear apart what we have grown so accustomed to believe without much questioning.
And ask ourselves, what exactly does the Bible says about this.
Do you know what you believe about God?
Do you "behave well" because of your love for God?
Or because that's what everybody say you ought to do?
Can we claim to believe in God but not show it in our actions?
Do we have to do certain things to show that we believe in God?
Or we believe in God and that will be shown in certain actions?
Is there such a thing as the "right" action?
Who defines these right actions?
Mind-boggling?
Yes, indeed.
But it is good to disturb the mind.
To tear apart what we have grown so accustomed to believe without much questioning.
And ask ourselves, what exactly does the Bible says about this.
Do you know what you believe about God?
Do you "behave well" because of your love for God?
Or because that's what everybody say you ought to do?
