Normand Thomas

230. Living right

Of course, Solomon did end badly, but this text is another period of his life. By the way, I'm not that Normand Thomas.

258. À l’écoute de Dieu

Le mauvais est principalement du à une seule chose. L'humain qui s'éloigne de l'Amour de Dieu. J'invite à le méditer au lieu de réagir. merci. C'est nous qui nous permettons de pécher...

Can anyone provide a good Catholic answer to the atheist quote

Let's think about it this way. It's not the policeman that passed through the red light, but the driver.
So the policeman is not at fault, but the driver.
When the policeman gives the ticket, the driver did something wrong and gave "himself" the ticket
So the policeman did no wrong.
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God is love and will not curse the way people think about "curse". But God sees us hurting ourselves. We are the …More

Let's think about it this way. It's not the policeman that passed through the red light, but the driver.
So the policeman is not at fault, but the driver.

When the policeman gives the ticket, the driver did something wrong and gave "himself" the ticket
So the policeman did no wrong.
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God is love and will not curse the way people think about "curse". But God sees us hurting ourselves. We are the ones hurting ourselves. With the liberty God gave us he let's us free to Damn ourselves or become saints.
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So, it comes to this:
Do "we" let God Love us, or do "we" shy away from God.
Shying away from God, we are hurting ourselves in evil.
In this, we are the only ones responsible for our sainthood or damnation.
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Then before deciding a person "is" an atheist, please have a good chat with him, and think a little more.
We have the same answer, in the end.
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Great question, by the way.