Monthly Archives: December 2020

We know human nature as the seat of life, sensory perception and impressions, and mental activity. The principle of all this is the soul. The soul’s basic element is thinking in its entirety of the whole inner event with feelings, … Continue reading →

Rejoice in the Lord continually! I repeat: Rejoice! Let your meekness be known to all people. The Lord is near. Don’t worry about anything. But in everything, through prayer, supplication, and thanksgiving, make your requests to God. And God’s peace, … Continue reading →

The events that took place in an “impossible way” are in direct conflict with the laws of nature. As such, they cannot be explained other than by the direct intervention of a “programmer” who, through a direct, externally entered “keyboard … Continue reading →

Knowing the present moment.It is quite normal to have people with whom we come into contact more often, and enough we know them well, we come and approach them with a certain assumption of how they will react. We anticipate … Continue reading →

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 Did God Create Evil?Simple logic says that if everything in the world has its originator and evil exists objectively; God must have created evil. But how could an infinitely good God create evil? This is a question that has employed … Continue reading →

Advent – time to contact JesusWe have somehow become accustomed to the fact that Jesus always infuriates us with something just when it is we are least waiting. It is no different today. Perhaps no man on this earth would, … Continue reading →

Feelings and perceptions do not disappear from the plan’s mental world; they remain as a physiological basis for both imagery and memory. At any time, we can imagine an absent event—Visual, auditory, taste, tactile, and olfactory. Imagery is the ability … Continue reading →

Physics does not know the concept of good or the concept of evil. All processes in the real world occur according to the strict and precise laws that apply to the material world, regardless of how they appear to the … Continue reading →