Chapter 43 good and evil december

I thought that the Archmage, who had lived so tenaciously for so many years, would be able to overcome all diseases; but he may not be able to overcome every situation. It was later discovered that the strange disease that left him paralyzed in a chair, confused and unable to speak was not a stroke, but an unfortunate consequence of multiple chronic diseases he suffered from.He took several prescriptions from several doctors at the same time, which made it ironic that he was now taking epilepsy drugs, which were given to control the seizures to the point of overdose, causing intoxication. Put simply, the pill turned the Archmage into a scarecrow.

After horrific months, the dose was adjusted immediately after the problem was identified.Within a few days, he was out of the incapacitating trance. I first found out about this when I was on the phone with Jira, and then I got a call from Sarah. it's amazing they say: it's wonderful There was a joy in their voices I hadn't heard in months, as if summer had come unexpectedly to their backyard.Then I flew to the East Coast, walked into their house, and saw the Archmage sitting in his office for the first time. Seriously, I wish I could describe that feeling.I've read stories about patients who suddenly woke up after years of coma and asked for a piece of chocolate cake. The relatives were speechless in disbelief.Probably something like that.

I just remember that he turned around on the chair, still wearing the vest with many pockets, stretched out his bony arms, narrowed his wrinkled but shining eyes excitedly, smiled and said in a joyful voice : Hello, Stranger I really feel like witnessing someone come back from the dead. what does it feel likeAs soon as I sat down I asked him. A layer of fog.He said: like a dark hole.I'm here, but somehow I'm not here. do you think that's what you know Finish? yes. Sometimes I think so. At that time, what do you think about? Mostly I think about my family.I tried to comfort them, but there was nothing I could do.

You terrified us all, I said. I'm very sorry. Don't say sorry, it's not your fault. Mitch, I keep asking myself why this happened.He rubbed his chin and said: Why did I get an exemption, just say it was an exemption.After all, just a little more, that, what is that called? mg? That's it, mg.A few milligrams more, and I'm sad. Are you not angry? He shrugged.Let's put it this way.I'm certainly not happy, if that's what you're asking.But I must believe that the doctors have done their best. I can't believe he is so forgiving.Most people are probably at the law firm by this time, ready to sue the doctor.I guess the Archmage thinks he was rescued for a reason other than going to court.

Maybe I still have something to give.he said. or get. Where there is sacrifice, there is gain.He said. I knew he would say that. I've known for a long time that the Archmage is a great believer in this cliché.Helping others is indeed his greatest joy.But I think that those who work for God have no choice.Religion requires him to strive towards the good side of what Lincoln called human nature. But, on the other hand, Napoleon once despised religion, saying it was the main reason why the poor didn't kill the rich.That is to say, if it weren't for the fear of God, or the retribution of going to hell, we people can do anything.

Recent headlines clearly support this argument.For months, terrorists bombed trains in India, greedy executives in the Anlong scam were sentenced, a truck driver shot and killed five little girls at an elementary school run by an Amish group, a Californian State legislators who make their homes on yachts go to jail for accepting millions of dollars in bribes. Some people say that human nature is inherently evil, do you think this is true?I asked the Archmage that day. Incorrect.he said.I believe that human nature is inherently good. So we do have a good side? Deep down, yes. So why do we do so many bad things?

He sighed: Because God gave us one thing, free will, which is the freedom to choose.Hey, sometimes this freedom is a little too much.I believe that God has provided us with enough materials to build a beautiful world, if we choose wisely. But we can also make very bad choices.We're going to mess things up. Can people change between good and evil? The archmage nodded slowly: It can be good or evil. Whether human nature is good or evil has entangled us for hundreds of years.If a child grows up in isolation, without access to society, the media, and networks of all kinds, will that child grow up to be kind and big-hearted, or ferocious and bloodthirsty, with personal survival in mind?

We will never know.We were not raised by wolves, but we certainly need to overcome several conflicting impulses in our nature.Christianity believes that Satan tempts us with evil.Hinduism believes that evil is the challenge that life encounters in seeking balance.Judaism compares the human tendencies towards good and evil to a pair of warring spirits; at first the evil spirit may break like a spider's web in the wind, but if allowed to grow, it becomes as thick as the cables pulling a cart. The Great Master once said in a sermon that the same thing in life can be good or evil, depending on how we use our free will to use it.Words can be a blessing or a curse.Money can save or destroy.Science can cure or kill.Even nature can bless you or hurt you: fire can keep you warm or it can wreak havoc; water sustains life, but floods can wash away many lives.

The great master said: But we don't see the word bad in the creation story.God created nothing bad. So God leaves us to judge for ourselves? He leaves us to judge for ourselves.The archmage replied: "However, I believe that sometimes God will clenched his fist and say: No, don't do that, you will get yourself in trouble."You might say, why doesn't God just step in?Why doesn't he eliminate all the negative factors and only emphasize the good? Because God said from the beginning: I will give this world into your hands.If I have to be the master of everything, it is not you who are in charge.So when we were created, each of us had a little piece of God inside of us.I think through this thing called free will, God lovingly watches over us every day, praying that we will make the right choices.

Do you really think God prays?I asked. He said: "I think God and prayer are entangled. I stared at him for a while, amazed that he could talk so eloquently, analyze things, and joke at the same time.Only a few weeks ago, he left everyone helpless and in tears, and now he can do it.His daughter said it was a miracle.Perhaps it was a miracle.I was relieved to see him better and could wait a little longer. We hear cars honking.The taxi is coming. Anyway, that's it, he said as he put on his coat: This is how I've been living lately. I stood up and hugged him a little tighter than usual.

Stop being scary, okay? ah.He laughed and pointed his thumb to the sky: You have to talk to my boss about this. ① Enron is a listed company in Texas, USA. It is one of the largest energy and telecommunications companies in the world, with an annual turnover of more than 100 billion US dollars.However, it continued to falsify financial reports for many years, and declared bankruptcy at the end of 2001.Amish is a member of the Baptist Mennonite Church in North America. They do not use electricity, cars, or modern technology products. They live an isolated life under a strict religious organization and do not let their children Receive education above junior high school.California state congressman Randall Harold Cunningham was indicted for accepting $2.4 million in bribes. He reached a plea deal with prosecutors and sentenced to eight years and four months in prison.