[Grace may improve our comforts or it may make them worse.
Grace does not typically not call us to immediate “feel good” solutions.
Yet, at the same time, grace fills our nature.
In the long run, we feel good after grace-inspired solutions have made us feel lousy.]
[Only by taking the perspective of the divine can we honestly assess good and evil.
Only by taking the perspective of the divine object can we honestly assess whether we are gaining grace or self-destruction.
The normal context that holds the single actuality of the intersection reflects some perspective.
But, that perspective cannot be articulated. It is in the Zeitgeist. The Scriptures are typically not excluded in the Zeitgeist. Sometimes they are.
The divine ordination calls us to thinkdivine.]
