I think it's because of the "👍 and 👎 " interfaces in our social media and the "if it bleeds it leads" sensationalism culture in our media that stories of hope and goodness doesn't get much attention (and doesn't translate to likes/ratings/subscribers for them to make it worth reporting money-wise).
Another interesting one was a group of Christians in Japan, that I forgot the name of, who believed that true followers of Christ (Christians) would not be affected by a nuclear bomb.
It was awhile ago but he told us about how he was in Princeton, NJ driving around with his wife and decided to stop at a park. In the park, there were some people asking people the percentage of good people in the world.
They got answers like 25% or 30 from a crowd of people. They told the crowd that 0% of people were good people. They sounded like protestants but they were scaring the people to join their church.
*The evil that is in the world almost always comes from ignorance, and good intentions may do as much harm as malevolence if they lack understanding.* —Albert Camus
If people want to be gay so be it. If I want a boy friend I’m fine with it. Why should that be considered a sin when I’m just bringing happiness to the both of us
U do have good intentions towards ur boyfriend, but ur denying him (and urself) true happyness and the ultimate culmination of love (bringing in a life into the world and raising it up) ...and replacing all that with a "mechanical" act of lust. Just a thought 🙏
