This blog contains comments and teaching regarding living the Christian faith and comments on the intersection of faith and many other aspects of life from pop culture to science. It also has some stories--hopefully they are amusing stories--from my life. ~Dan
Showing posts with label mind of God. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mind of God. Show all posts
Thursday, May 10, 2018
Saturday, December 12, 2015
The Staggering Mind of God
There are decisions we could have made in life but
instead we chose to do something else. Instead of choosing A, B or C we chose
D.
What if we would have chosen A, B or C instead of D?
What would have happened? What chain of consequences would have been set into
effect? What different choices would other people have made as a result of our
changed course of action and what would be the effect of those choices?
It is beyond our ability to know such things.
The scenario I have presented only involves one
person’s decisions and four possible choices. In reality, we could multiply the
future possibilities described above to involve every person on earth and
rather than four choices, the choices would be much wider.
Now, who could possibly know the virtually limitless
possible future scenarios?
No one. Right? It is ridiculous to even suggest that
anyone could have such knowledge.
Except God. Think of how extraordinary a mind would
have to be to actually know how all of the future contingencies resulting from
billions of humans exercising free will would actually play out. In the truest
sense of this term, it is “mindboggling.”
What is described above doesn’t even begin to
scratch the surface, however, it is a tiny little glimpse into the awesome
breadth and brilliance of the mind of God.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
We Have A Divinely Inspired Potential
Before you and I existed in any physical sense, we first
existed as an idea in the mind of God.
Just thinking about that concept suggests to me that we have exciting,
important, divinely inspired potential for extraordinary possibilities in our
lives.
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