I ask lots of questions as I seek to understand things spiritual.
My husband Ray gives amazing responses.
Perhaps others can also benefit from his wisdom.
This question was prompted from a scene in the movie Fireproof, but I've struggled with this concept a lot.
A fireman almost gets hit by an oncoming train. He thanks God for not getting killed.
Wasn't God responsible for the train that almost killed him? A blunt question to illustrate my dilemma—is it reasonable to thank a near-murderer for
not actually murdering us? Why do religious people only recognize the saving part, but not the fact that God caused
what was needed to be saved from?
A random FUNFACT about Dr. Fisher Burns (the creator of this web site):
I get lost in parking lots. I've had to walk around entire malls looking for my car.
To avoid this, I have a technique: Before leaving the car, say ALOUD something like ‘I'm right by the <blah>’.
