Matters to deal with faith still rises mixed opinions and great array of diverse views. Holding onto our beliefs as taught in our childhood days seem to shape the very construct and standpoint each individual holds. Devoted believers of either Christianity,Muslim, Hinduism, Buddhism or atheists have in them a preconceived notion that what they believe in as the upright and rightful choice hence dimming and confining to this ,making it total absurd in attempting to consider the truth which lies in other sets of faith.
Taking into account the teachings of the Holy book that each christian should love their counterparts as they ought for the same,poses the question 'who is a true believer?What are their distinguished acts?How Godly is their conduct?Well,the weight of this matter totally lies within your court. Should we seek to question and judge this weak human race or let it rest at the hands of our supreme? I Find it amusing when one chooses to underestimate the perception of others,I mean , isn't it a free world? Are people not entitled to their opinions? Well,time will tell..
Complexities of our nature has indeed impose a great deal of challenges on this. Urges, primary instincts, weaknesses and fragility of being has undermined the possibility of a "perfect "believer. Attornment of sins and seeking to be redeemed after each slight misconduct, not only does it paint us as shameless, self centered and confused individuals,but also it exposes and give room for critics to question the sole existence of our superior. He is merciful,yes,but does that give leeway to intentionally mess up bearing in mind that He died for our sins and that at His throne we shall find abundance of His grace to sustain us whenever we need it? Enlighten me.
Who's to be hold accountable for the mass murder or demise of those desperate believers of "Shakahola" in Kenya?Should we point our fingers at the leader of the cult or are we to blame the deluded ,myopic set of vulnerable christians who blindly choose to dig their own graves in hopes to meet "Mwanakondoo"as allegedly reported? How many of this instances happen globally? Are those incidents subjected to the rule of law or are they beyond human understanding?The irony of this is that despite the solid evidence presented before us all ,some will still choose to taste the waters, blindfolded by their own motives for a quick fix..what a nuisance!
None is complete. For all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.. Giving reference to one of Paul's letters ,as a general way to understand our nature and embrace our flaws that constitute our true being. Religion therefore shouldn't be a tool or grounds on which one stands to be criticized or rebuked for it conflicts with the very same fact that human race is in a continuous battle with its own basics. A valid reason to doubt the competency of all believers but not a threshold to scrutinize and conclude as a fraction of the whole entity.
Surprisingly the society at large has constructed it's concepts on the same. Standing in the limelight as a beacon to portray what is expected of a true believer narrows down our evaluation on what is just. Upholding a distinguished reputation while false painting an outward image to evade justification keeps me on toes with who is just. Faith is a fundamental necessity yes,but actions bear the most significance. Unless convinced otherwise,I pledge my loyalty to weigh deeds and not swayed by utterances. For what essence is believing without upholding the foundations of it?