Often I get asked questions, sometimes very good questions. Although, most of the time I get asked ridiculously foolish questions. The questions are not foolish in and of themselves, but the justifications in asking the questions make it foolish.
To ask a questions for the purpose of finding fault, a justification, or excuse as to why it should not be applied to you is foolish. The Lord knows the truth. You cannot hide from Him, and you will not escape His judgements. The scriptures teach the bottom line, and this attitude of "Nothing really matters, because Christ already suffered for us." is false. We must progress. The grace of Christ is offered to those who repent, not to those who justify themselves. Mercy cannot rob justice. This lesson must be learned, and if it is not learned here, it will be learned when it is too late.
I am always happy to answer questions, but if you ask me a question designed to bring out an argument or justification, you will find that I will side with the scriptures every time.
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