Comments by "Grey Matters" (@o0GrayMatters0o) on "Mental Health Treatment"
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i think the existence of a free will is what causes mans corruptibility to lead to evil @JayConstantine , if we were not given free will, that would seem evil. it's like the good and bad wolf, and the one you feed surviving... the good one wants the bad one to be good, but the bad one wouldn't be held to a standard without the good one so he would just as easily try to corrupt the good one or try to not allow it to exist. cain vs abel type thing. cain was an industrious alpha, abel was a gentle and spiritual (if not righteous) soul. it seems God is able and willing, but that we'd have to want and allow it, and that would possibly infringe upon our free will. there are 3 kinds of law: spiritual law(s), natural law(s), and mans law(s). mans law is the only area where there is contradiction and corruptibility. spiritual laws delineate the firm non-negotiable border(s) of right and wrong, natural laws do so without discrimination, but t is men that try to muddle and blur those boundaries with subtlety, cleverness, and cunning details. God is in man like the ocean is in a drop, but you can take the drop out of the ocean. Then, it can evaporate into the air which can stoke a fire. I don't know where I was going with that but it reminded me of a passage I read in Marcus Aurelius' Meditations recently, I'll have to look to find it.
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