At the end of the day…

Imagine a world of  choice without consequence.

Or picture the opposite: a world where immediate results always reflected the character of decisions made.

Would either of the above be better for us  than a world where evil, reckless, or negligent acts can seem to turn out fine, while honorable acts seem more likely to be punished?

Which of the above resonates with our reality… and the world described in the Bible?

Seems to me that these are the kind of questions that can be weighed as we try to understand—and to decide whether we are willing to accept—the explanation that the Bible  gives for why life so often does, and doesn’t,  make sense. (Gen 2:17)

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