In the debate of fate and free will, many falter. Where the idea of God’s plan is meshed with the loss of responsibility if that is absolution, there must be a way to operate with both. Sin is necessary to the polarity of good. So, if every sin is God’s plan, then how does that figure as a loving God of all? One could profess sadism and masochism toward a god of such ideal. The trick is both, and perspective. The matter of time is mostly lost from relevance in terms of practicality. The present is within our grasp only, the past a memory, and the future only probabilistically predictable. In the present we can make decisions upon which the next present is impacted, thus the ever-continuing context of life is at the whim of our creative power.

Meditate.

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