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Popular “science” claims that all of life evolved out of nothingness, and that the earth has successfully adapted itself through millions of years of history,

Yet, also aims to convince us that the planet now desperately needs mankind’s intervention in order to survive

We live in a culture that largely shuns the concept of committed relationships in favor of things like “MyFans” and “Friends with Benefits,”

Yet, where people chronically struggle with feelings of alienation and abandonment

We live in a society that touts the virtues of tolerance and inclusion,

Yet, where people routinely and openly attack and condemn anyone with a dissenting perspective

We live in a time with more medicines and treatments than ever before,

Yet, we find ourselves as unhealthy as we’ve ever been

We have a greater awareness of, and more resources for mental illness than any society before,

Yet, we are amongst the most medicated, depressed, and suicidal people on the planet

We live in a country filled with “Christian” churches, which feature more teaching than ever before,

Yet, the fruit of these efforts looks nothing like Christ (Rom.8:29)

We imagine that a world without boundaries and morality would result in Utopia,

Yet, all of human history indicates that it would be like an untamed jungle

Such is the wisdom of men (1Cor.3:19)

Always trying to gain their lives (Matt.16:25)

And following the way that seems right to them (Prov.14:12)

But narrow is the way that leads to life,

And only a few that will find it (Matt.7:14)

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The Humanist wants to believe that left to its own devices mankind would eventually create a Utopia. Unfortunately for them, all of human history flies in the face of that notion. While Mr. Lennon could imagine a world with “no heaven”, “no hell”, and with a “people living for today” as paradise, history must once again protest that it would be anything but that. To be sure, it is our very nature to relish the autonomy that accompanies the idea that every man defines truth for himself (i.e. relative truth), yet our demands for justice remain absolute in the things we choose to abhor. To shun the concept that there is a power and authority that is greater than any man could possess is to forfeit our place of refuge from life’s inevitable storms. In such cases we are forced to create imaginary friends, like luck or fate, in order to produce some small sense of hope. But alas, it’s all too much like spending the rent money on lottery tickets. Like the popular country artist, Tim McGraw, sings, life tends to lead us to either “drugs or Jesus”.

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