Why God Does Not Delight In Non-Christian Art
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You are my hero, JT. Great article. You nailed it!
Post-Modern man views God as sitting with His hands tied looking down at man wondering what man will do next. Hogwash! God is perfect. God had lost no power at all. The same God that taught Job many things continues to rule.
Man elevates himself to his own demise. Ego is an idol. The original article you refer to elevates man. It sort of gives the impression that the author is saying, “See, man ain’t so bad once you get to know him.”
Thanks for shining the light of scripture upon this post-modern fantasy of self-love…