Interesting. But I don’t think that perfection is possible with human nature. America was about as perfect as you can get, when dealing with people and that is turning to failure now for our children.
I do wish for a Great Awakening but in talking to people-—they are so locked into the TV/news/sports/Junk, they don’t have time to “think” and read and contemplate and unless people find time to reflect, nothing new or Great will happen. There is so much distraction and White Noise out there and people are addicted to it.
But, but, but. God gets tired of hearing all the buts.
Look at what it takes to totally captivate kids... it is not rocket science. Get a production out there like Disney’s “Frozen” (not all that bad a story, a loose paraphrase of Hans Christian Andersen’s morality tale The Snow Queen) and the kids are glued on You Tube.
Can somebody PLEASE show that heaven can do everything that world can, and more. I’ve seen what contemporary Christendom puts out in the Christian book stores and it is lame, lame, lame! And that is not because of subject matter — that’s because all manner of delicacy is conflated with godliness. Do we dare dance for God so vigorously that, like David, our underpants can be seen?
Do that, and you won’t be able to stop kids from carrying the gospel around. And a new generation will be founded.
[Can somebody PLEASE show that heaven can do everything that world can, and more.]
Except one thing of course, it can’t sin. But sin is falling short of the glory of God. It isn’t “falling long” of it or “exceeding” it. This is impossible by definition, and it’s why the devil is always weaker than God is. To be sinless is to be like a sharpshooter who hits his target on the bulls eye, every single solitary time.
Let’s get some guts into the gospel. Godly guts. Dare to “pollute the world” with it. Then it will be respected as realistic.