Let Patience Have Her Perfect Work
The more I learn and experience the profound cores of right and wrong, good and bad, virtue and evil, morality and immorality, the more I see it’s rooted in the distinct choice between rationalised self-preservation OR Faith-inspired selflessness. Continue Reading →
I saw a ballet performance the other day. The few times I’ve seen this art and watched as a person balances on one toe, I’m reminded of the impossible being made possible. Continue Reading →
With every single person I’ve ever met, there is some situation, inconvenience, pain, or worse that they will passionately reveal as objectively wrong, YET to this day, there is still a debate over whether objective morality really exists… Continue Reading →
The other day, a man asked me if I could ‘turn the other cheek’ if I was physically assaulted. I answered truthfully. In history, the “bridging” power of ‘turning the other cheek’ is second to none. Continue Reading →