God’s Will is always Faith-full (reflected in column #9 in the example-charts on pages 70-72).  Both societal and man-made judgments of morality are always in some significant way fear-based — and therefore always significantly inaccurate.  Spiritual men and women, on the other hand, measure their actions using the divine standard of a morality instead –a morality that is based in real Faith (“Even though our outer nature is wasting away, our inner Nature is being renewed day by day, because we look not to that which can be seen but rather that which cannot be seen.” ~ 2 Corinthians 4:17-18) … To Do so consistently, we must each follow the internal guidance of our internal Advocates by focusing primarily on others’ well-being instead of our own personal “gains” …

The true Child of God (i.e. the one who has chosen to truly abide in God’s Will) chooses to see the Highest Good that resides in everything making up every moment.  What is, is known as containing both what is Right and what is Good (“Whenever you face trials of any kind, consider them nothing but Joy …” ~ James 1:2) …  Our Mission, then, is to see life as such, and it is our Faith that allows us to do so.  This hyper-courageous mentality allows us to more readily harmonize with our true, interconnected Reality.  Thus, Faith-full actions encourage us to see the “Golden Cores of Goodness” residing within all conscious beings we encounter – regardless of what these beings do or don’t do to the contrary (“Who are you to pass judgment on the servants of another?  It is before their own Lord that they stand or fall.  And they will be upheld, for God is able to help them stand.” ~ Romans 14:4) …

 

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