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His Will Your Way                NO MATTER WHAT WE BELIEVE, WE NEED HIM TO SAVE US! W ILLIAM L . S EITSHIRO I have learned that the greatest things that can move us from the presence of God are logic or intellectualness and emotion or spiritualism. The most important lesson learned. Life is like a wheel. When we think we are above everybody else, we find ourselves below them again. The beauty of life is that we are able to learn from our mistakes and we could grow from everything that we do that is wrong. Logic - sometimes we think we know better, we think that what we know is the ultimate truth and nothing else. Emotion - our generation is a generation of feelings, and we judge the works of God according to how we feel. I believe, though, that in our deeper selves there is a certain longing. We long for the presence of God. We need him. We sometimes hide in our wealth or pain, logic or emotion but deep inside our hearts we know there is something or someone w

Salvation without meaning (what is the point?) By William  Seitshiro How is it that a man would get a breakthrough that leaves him trapped? How is it that every opportunity has a guilt offering that has to be made? How is it that one has to go through pain when he keeps believing in and trusting in a supreme being? Do people have to suffer for them live the lives they desire to live? How is it that we try so hard to avoid situations even for our future kids but we find ourselves trapped in ridicule and shame looking and feeling inferior? How is it that even when a person believes so much in deliverance is still addicted? How is it that a person who is hoping and believing in salvation from friends and family is the one left in ruins? How is that a person can be surrounded by so many big buildings yet live in a box? How come, that a person would be surrounded by wisdom but he remains dumb? This topic has nothing to do with religion but it has everything to do with the whol