If a drunken man drives his car into a tree, we do not fail to tend to him in kindness though we may attribute his negative condition to his actions.<\/p>\n
If an angry and rebellious man shakes his fist in defiance at God and while doing so is struck by lightning, we would likewise tend to him and make note that railing at the Almighty is perhaps not the wisest thing to do.<\/p>\n
It is not unkind to make such judgments.\u00a0 In fact, it would be unwise and foolish not to observe, draw conclusions and learn from the ill-conceived actions and thoughts of others.\u00a0 Let us not be unwise without being unkind.\u00a0 At the same time, let not others naysay our kindness because we recognize their foolishness.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
If a drunken man drives his car into a tree, we do not fail to tend to him in kindness though we may attribute his negative condition to his actions. If an angry and rebellious man shakes his fist in defiance at God and while doing so is struck by lightning, we would likewise tend … Continue reading Pat Robertson, Haiti and Considering Cause and Effect<\/span>