Can your Conscience live with your choices

Everytime we get something we like taken from us, or God takes something from us it is easy to believe that a wrong has been done and we want or demand we get it back, we just struggle to understand why we have lost something so wonderful (at least in our own minds it is so wonderful).

We read in motivational and religious books how it is for our best that we remove ourselves from temptations or from what God keeps warning us against, but we think, “Yes, people need to learn from this.” but we tend to not see the warning as for ourselves.

After it all goes to hell the atheists are blaming fate, bad luck and so on avoiding the truth while putting the blame everywhere else but at themselves, so they don’t learn they just repeat their foolishness.

Many religious fake, and fake, teach, point the finger, fake, and often do the very thing that they demand that the members of the congregation are doing, they see and refuse to believe that they are making foolish choices.

When it all goes to hell they ask why God deserted them, why they as a fine believer was treated so wrong, or they call it “a test”, “a trial” and so on, also refusing to see what they did that caused their life to go do hell.

The biggest struggle prideful people have is to face the facts about themselves and what they have done that caused their own life miseries. We tend to cling to pride like it is a lifesaver because it hides reality and truth from us, and even if you are the only person deluded by your pride by gosh that’s good enough, just as long as you don’t have to face the truth of the wrong you have done to yourself, and to innocent people.

But in denial and avoidance of the truth, you will repeat, and repeat, what you do wrong all through your life, and periodically pay the price for what you are doing and denying is happening, and then getting angry at God, or others, for the pay back we deserve.

If we can go through life self-evaluating on a regular basis we have a good chance of avoiding a lot of our bad choices and bad treatment of others.

I knew of a preacher called Bill Bright. Now this man who Fasted a lot, he would always wonder if the choices that he was making were the right choices.
But the thing here is, is that if you test your choices up again God, the lessons of the Bible, real life experiences, Wisdom, and thoughts about the outcome of what we are consider choosing it can make things a lot easier, but also consider conscience.

Can your Conscience live with your choices that you are preparing to make today?

All the best from
James Martin Sandbrook.
14th of February, 2022.