The Weight...Pt 1 of 2
- White Stone
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If we are made for heaven, the desire for our proper place will be already in
us, but not yet attached to the true object. If a transtemporal, relating to time,
transfinite, surpassing the finite, if this good is our real destiny, then any other
good on which we fix must be in some degree untrue, must bear at best only
a symbolical relation to what will truly satisfy. In scriptural terms, only the far-
off country in the end of heaven must be our desire.
We have betrayed ourselves. Self-love is a deluding, maddening influence
operating to keep fallen human beings from a real apprehension of how bad
we are. Human self-love at the fall is what brought us into a relationship with
sin. Can anything be added to the conception of being with Christ? God hath
wisely and mercifully so ordered things in this world that love in one thing is
a restraint to self-love in another thing. In other words, concerns about others
well-being prevent people from indulging all their self-centered, destructive
desires. For it must be true, that he who has God and everything else has no
more than he who has God only. What is it that so relegated humanity to
disobedience to the word of God. The simple answer is hate. Hate is invoked
as the essence of human evil. But there is yet still a further fallenness to
humanity. It is hatred. Hatred is the exact opposite of love. Hate is more often
used when referring to an ill feeling in a general way. Hatred is more to
describe a very strong considered or preemptive action for the loathing
against a particular kind of person. Hatred can be one sided or two sided,
but there remains the opportunity for love. Why was enmity purposed.
Because it exposes the sinful pride that inspires hatred toward divine truths
that offend it. Too many are scarcely willing to allow anything that is true to
be above their comprehension, and therefore, are very ready to question the
truth of things that are so. Thus, self pridefulness accounts for the existence
of strong opposition to notions such as the truth of the nature of Christ and
other doctrines that exceed human ability to comprehend. This self pride
makes people hard to correct or teach: they won’t hearken to instructions
and counsels of others: they’re too wise to be taught. Enmity’s intenseness
is mutual, between two, no opportunity for love. Genuine love for God
produces hatred for those things that offend God, and this holy hatred is the
necessary evidence of real god-like love.
God has placed a special manner of people in a country that is filled with a
myriad of tragedies and senseless and detestable moments of ever

disheartening current affairs.
This country is fairly clear of its feelings with
regards to diversities of people. A level of hatred most of us are repulsed by
has been unleashed in America. When you see irrational anger without any
logical reason or justification for it, there is usually an extraordinarily strong
evil spirit behind it. This evil anti-Christ spirit is in manifestation all over the
world. The question and the answer are the same…why. What can be the
basis for showing such disdain and aggression toward a non-aggressive
people. It’s the american psyche. And now, what is mainstream here has
made the United States the leading exporter of hate. Hate is an action. Hate
takes time. Hate takes energy. It even demands sacrifices. People who hate
sacrifice rational thinking, lose their values, reduce self-esteem. These have
a great emotional and spiritual void. And worse, they deplete the spirit of
others. And here’s the unpleasant discovery – America has proven to be a
racial gathering, not a nation of common ideas and beliefs. America-loathing
and works to destroy the country from within, far exceed the creedal tenets
of profession of faith and symbolic representation of a system of civility.
America is ripe for conflict. American inequality is typical of the country’s

history and sapping of its soul. Americans hate each other. God is about to
dissolve this bestial nation. Why did God purpose this place? Because He
has a perfect plan. Salvation presupposes sin; restoration presupposes a
fall. So, it's reasonable to infer that God's primary purpose in allowing this
designated country is to showcase His glory both in the original creation and
also in His powerful and merciful restoration of that creation from its rebellion and corruption as a moronically, hypocritically, and self-delusioned, self-
claimed practicing christian nation. This is a country of filthy rags. It is being
condemned to show that it is not a truth based country. So, if there’s any
doubt in mind about God’s stance on what is happening in this nation, allow
His word to remove all doubt. God is a loving and compassionate God, and
He hates sin, and He hates hatred. God tested this nation with every single
ethnic group on earth - every nation, every person.
The existence of evil and wickedness in this world pose a serious challenge
to faith. Evil is not simply the absence of good but enmity toward the good,
especially as seen in God Himself. Prominent in our study is sin’s tendency
to deform the power of reason to apprehend truth in relation to God.
Furthermore, along with inflicting harm on fellow human beings, sin has
infected humanity to such a degree that it aims ultimately at the murder of
God Himself. Because God is all knowing, and the God who is love, He must
have a truly holy purpose for allowing such an adverse thing to His nature to
exist in the world. God’s purpose surely cannot be in conflict with His plan.
The problem of evil, of hatred poses a challenge to our faith. We see the intended
to be good hearted people experience the ravages of violence and hateful acts.
Something is dreadfully wrong with this world. A fully grown male stabbing a
six year aged child 26 times to death. Why? Hatred for the child’s nationality.
It is estimated that 95 percent of the indigenous populations in the Americas
were killed during the years following European colonization, amounting to

an estimated 20 million people. Consider a request in 1967 to examine a law
that encouraged the hanging of black people. The U.S. Congress decided to
allow the law to remain in force. Why? Hatred. The establishment of
American institutions of education, finance, law enforcement, judicial courts,
housing authorities, employment, leveraged to advantage a specific group.
Why? Hatred. Hate is the essence of depravity. What would it look like for
God to have a morally sufficient reason for allowing evil? For God’s plan to
finish He must allow hatred and evil to exist. He cannot at this time eliminate
the evil and suffering in the world without also getting rid of morally significant
free will. We might wonder why God would choose to risk populating His new
creation with free creatures if He knew there was a chance that human immorality
could foul the whole thing up.
Because free will, though it makes evil and hatred possible, is also the only
thing that makes possible any love or goodness or joy worth having. A world
of creatures that worked like machines would hardly be worth creating. The
happiness which God designs for His higher creatures is the happiness of
being freely, voluntarily united to Him and to each other…and for that we
must be free. This is why in the kingdom there is only truth. Of course, God
knew what would happen if we used our freedom the wrong way: apparently
He thought it worth the risk. To create creatures capable of moral good,
therefore, he must create creatures capable of moral evil; and he cannot
leave these creatures free to perform evil and at the same time prevent them
from doing so…the fact that these free creatures sometimes go wrong,
however, counts neither against God’s omnipotence nor against His
goodness; for He could have forestalled the occurrence of moral evil only by
removing the possibility of moral good. In God, love and hate, good and evil
could co-exist because God has a morally sufficient reason for allowing
them. God’s morally sufficient reason is to do with humans being granted
morally significant free will and with the greater goods this freedom makes
possible. We are unfinished and in the midst of being made all that God
intended us to be. The long maturing process is to make us into a
distinguishable likeness capable of reasoning and responsibility, but we must
now, as individuals, go through a process of “spiritualization” during which

we become “children of God.”
Reckoning with the hatred and the suffering and travails of this life are part of the divine plan of soul-making. A world full of suffering, trials and temptations is more conducive to the process of soul-making than a world full of constant pleasure and the complete absence of
pain. The judgment that is implicitly being invoked here is that one who has
attained to goodness by meeting and eventually mastering temptations,
loving rather than hating, enduring suffering by rightly making responsible
choices in concrete situations, is good in a richer and more valuable sense
than would be one created from the beginning in a state of innocence and
virtue. That is an ethically reasonable judgment…that human goodness
building up by faith through personal histories of moral effort has a value in
the eyes of the Creator which justifies even the long travail of the soul-making
process.
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