Making Sense Of God Novels & Stories

“It feels like I don’t have to find meaning anymore. It is already there.” Lucien’s expression tightened slightly. “So interpretation is no longer an active process.” The First Existence responded calmly. “Correct. Interpretation has become ambient.” A silence followed. Not absence. But saturation of significance without directional assignment. Rowan exhaled slowly. “So nothing needs to be understood in order anymore.” Serah replied. “Order is not required for understanding anymore.” Elara added. “Understanding is now non-linear and distributed.” The Blood God spoke quietly. “And therefore not dependent on progression.”

Samarth explained, "which is essential for our journey. We cannot navigate without clarity, can we? The Word grants understanding to the simple. And Joshua, as a leader, required discernment and wisdom in all his endeavors. After all, he was guiding a nation to the Promised Land." Samarth's eyes sparkled with conviction. "The words spoken by God are full of the Spirit and life, as the apostle John wrote. You see, my sister, the Word of God is incorruptible, for it proceeds from God Himself, making it refined and flawless, like silver purified in a crucible, like gold refined seven times."

He hoped they would help Cade to understand reality was quite different than what he had been spoon fed, since birth. “Please understand, when I speak of ’god’, I am speaking of an energy. Don't picture a god who affects the happenings of his worshipers' lives. This was not the case. The God particle started as just that a particle, which became an energy force, which connected all things. This was not a god who was conscious of what was going on. In time, this changed too, but we will go over those details later.”

For some reason, he felt Evie's words were exactly what he and Mira needed to hear at that moment. They were essential and a reminder that God doesn't make mistakes. " Mira, I believe God makes things happen for a reason. The fact that you and Joseph met as kids and then as teenagers and became closer certainly isn't a coincidence. God always has a plan. You both received the confirmation that you are life partners. So why let doubt rub you of your peace? Think about it this way, God gave Joseph his dream as a young boy and even though at that time it seemed very foolish. Yet in due season, the dream was fulfilled. Why? Because God never changes his plan for a person's life. "

In Russian. “Sorry,” he looked over at me and clicked it onto BBC news. Laying back his head came to the side to look at me. “You look nice.” “No, I don’t.” I chuckled. “Why is it for us when it rains it pours.” “I don’t get the expression,” he put a prawn cracker in his mouth. “Like when it’s shit it’s really shit.” I was shovelling the food into my mouth, eyes on him. His hand went to his ridiculous jaw line.

He kept his hands deep in his pockets and began jingling his keys in the right one. "Why do you believe in HIM?" he asked. "Because HE believes in me." Her response sounded too cocky that he scoffed. "Yeah, right." "A few days ago, my mom explained God to me like this," — she ignored his remark — "She said, ‘the world refuses to believe there's a God, but they believe in love. And love is an emotion we can't see, touch, but only feel. If we can believe so much in love, why not in God?" She checked his face to see if he was listening, then stopped walking.

Only one that was slowly moving in one direction. Jewel looked up as well. The sun's rays did not hit her eyes directly because of the huge branches that were full of thick leaves. Gideon sighed. "People know that there is God, but most are godless." She glanced at him. "What do you mean by that?" "We know that there is God, but we don't recognize Him. If the definition of believe is to know that there is God then people aren't truly save because believing is not only knowing God, but following Him."

"With all due respect, Minister Bruce, I'd have to ask, why are you asking me? You're the one who came here to infiltrate our island with your beliefs and doctrines, so asking me is unorthodox, wouldn't you agree?" "No, I disagree. I'm not God, so as His word states, I know in part?" "What? Laymen terms preacher." "It means I don't know everything. Only God does, but He allows me to know enough." "Well, that's crazy. Not being privy to everything may get you killed." "You think so? Nah, it keeps me aware. Sometimes, thinking you know everything lessens your defenses and desire to seek the truth." "I'm not slow, Bruce. I know you're preaching to me. I'm not opposed to God, but forgive me if I

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“Anyway, my point is, I spent hours praying that you would be spared, and you were. I don’t know if that was divine intervention, luck, or something else. But I won’t be ungrateful for it.” He was quiet for a long time before he turned to her and took her hand again, this time a bit more forcefully. “I’m not asking you to be ungrateful, Meg. I’m just questioning… everything now. I don’t know how a God could stand by and watch newborn babies freeze to death in the middle of the ocean while boats floated nearby less than half full of women wrapped in enough furs to clothe an entire apartment building full of factory workers. I don’t know how a God could pick and choose who lives and who dies a