Your little boat goes west and you congratulate yourself, “What a navigator I am!” And then the wind blows you east.

There was one occasion [Trump] held up a Bible. On another occasion, at Liberty University, he read from Scripture. On multiple occasions he’s said ‘Of course I’m a Christian.’ There was a time in Iowa when he said 'I’m a Christian,’ and somebody asked about forgiveness and he said 'I’ve never asked God for forgiveness.’ I can’t imagine that. I’m just shaking my head going 'How does that work?’ Does a swimmer say 'I’ve never gotten wet?’ Does a musician say 'I’ve never sung a song?’ How does a person claim to be a Christian and never need to ask for forgiveness?

Ask yourself this question: Which is more loving, a God who creates a world in which love is possible or a God who creates a world in which love is impossible? It seems reasonable that a loving God would create a world where love is possible and can be experienced by creatures who are designed “in His image.” But a world in which love is possible can be a dangerous place. Love requires freedom. True love requires that humans have the ability to freely choose; love cannot be forced if it is to be heartfelt and real. The problem, of course, is nature is so costly. A world in which people have the freedom to love and perform great acts of kindness is also a world in which people have the freedom to hate and commit great acts of evil. You cannot have one without the other.

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