Nothing is inherently bad.
Let’s pause for a moment and look around us. Are those we label as “good” truly flawless? Or are those we call “bad” really as terrible as we think?
The Issue of Perspective
Most of us simplify the world into binaries:
Something is either good or bad.
Something is either beautiful or ugly.
This is a common human perspective. But let me ask you some important questions:
Challenging the Perception
- Have you never been hurt by a friend, family member, or someone you consider “good”?
- Have you never received help from an enemy?
If your answer is no, then let me ask you:
Are you blind?
Uncomfortable Truths
Can anyone leave this world without making a single mistake?
Didn’t Satan once worship God?
Do all believers in God truly trust Him?
Do the wealthy build your houses, or is it the laborers?
Do the defeated hold more experience, or the victorious?
Has technology been a villain or a savior?
Are all books truly beneficial?
Can we claim all social networks are entirely useless?
Is water truly as innocent as it seems, or is fire really that cruel and destructive?
Is everything we consume truly healthy?
Are excessive exercise, education, and hard work always as helpful as we assume?
Can you honestly say your life has been completely meaningless or entirely essential?
Final Reflection
And finally, can you claim to be perfect and flawless?
If your answer is yes, let me ask you one last question:
Are you even human?
God’s Perspective
This is the perspective of God. Life is not a matter of black and white; it’s a symphony.
A Call to Action
Dance joyfully to the music of life.
Dance so beautifully and passionately that, at the end of your performance, the world cannot help but applaud and admire you.
