Battle of the giants
The battle between “good” and “evil” is a central theme in many religious and philosophical traditions.It is often used as a metaphor for the internal conflicts we experience as humans when trying to make ethical decisions.
Practically speaking, this struggle can be understood as our daily decisions and actions directed either toward love, compassion, and kindness (the “good”) or toward hate, greed, and selfishness (the “evil”).Every person can do their part to change the world for the better, in which man uses all of his God-given abilities to enable or even do good things and to avoid or even prevent bad things. This is our free will to make these decisions every day.
Metaphorically speaking, the battle between “good” and “evil” is often depicted in stories and myths in which heroic characters fight against evil forces.These stories serve to teach us important moral lessons and inspire us to choose the good in our own lives. The Bible, the Koran and the Torah also bear witness to such “stories”.
Regarding the effect of God's Word and His omnipotence, which dwells in people through His Word: The Word of God is essential and important for every believer in the God of Abraham and for this life.This word has not only given us a completely new direction and meaning in life when we return to God's covenant, but is also a guideline and correction for daily life.It is believed that God's omnipotence is most evident in resting and helping. However, I would like to emphasize that different religious traditions may have different views on the nature of good and evil and the role of God's Word and omnipotence.
However, the battle between “good” and “evil” has already been decided. We just have to accept it and make it happen in our lives. Because the “bad” leads to death. However, the “good” leads to life. So “good” logically outlives “evil” in the long run!
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With the God of Abraham, the Eternal, there are no limits...
... but for us humans it does. However, always be aware that everyone has a choice. Everyone is responsible for their own decisions. Everyone has free will and is encouraged to make good use of it. Don't treat anyone worse than you would like to be treated. Never condemn a person because, in your opinion, he or she is violating God's commandments. Let God Himself make His judgment. If someone does something you don't agree with, try to move away from that person first. If that's not possible, kindly make it clear to that person what your opinion is, maybe you'll find a peaceful way where everyone can live in peace with their opinion. However, never feel compelled to endure attacks. There are helpful places, such as advice centers or the police, that you can turn to in confidence. Always remain connected to the eternal in faith! Sometimes He doesn't help Himself because He wants us to go to the places He has called to help us. He always has the best plan!
Gender note
For better readability, the generic masculine is used on this website. Unless otherwise stated, the personal names used in these texts refer to all genders.
