Staff Reports
In a world where chaos often reigns and evil seems unchecked, it’s easy to question the presence of God. Why do bad things happen if an all-powerful deity exists? But perhaps that’s starting with a flawed premise.
The liberal agenda loves to ridicule Christian beliefs, dismissing them as fairy tales to undermine the foundation this great nation was built. But let’s hone in: God is always with us. He’s not some distant figure, letting evil have its day; rather, He’s inside us, experiencing life through the very souls He lends us. Our souls nuance the human experience with both free will and divine oversight. Yes, God permits the existence of evil, but with an eternal perspective, not a shortsighted one.
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Liberals whine about evil in the world while conveniently ignoring their own hypocrisy. Preaching tolerance, yet dismissing religious freedom. They never appreciate the concept of free will, which is God-given and freedom-bound. This nation is grounded on those principles. Free will is the divine test, the ultimate exercise of liberty.
Jesus’s crucifixion shows us something liberals don’t get: suffering has purpose beyond earthly understanding. God didn’t spare even His Son from pain. Instead of whining about perceived injustices, we should focus on living a life that earns favor in the Kingdom of God. Suffering is a temporary phase in a grander, divine scheme that liberals just can’t comprehend.
God sees what we don’t. The big picture. The eternity liberals fail to acknowledge. While they clamor for social justice and victimhood status, true justice awaits those who honor God’s will. The endgame isn’t earthly wealth or power – it’s eternal peace. Liberals can scoff, but when it’s all said and done, where will their souls stand?
