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Topic: Ultimate Fairness If we were to construct a reality of ultimate fairness, where only the
good people are spared adversity, then everyone would be good. Not a bad idea you say. On
the surface, we would all want a system where misfortune falls only on the bad people. In
a system of ultimate fairness, you would think everyone would be good. However, in a
system of ultimate fairness, people would be good not because they love God with all their
heart and with all their might. They would be good only because they did not want
adversity in their lives and they would leave God out of their lives. In many ways, we do
operate on a system where acts of good are rewarded and acts of evil are punished. Yet,
people still do acts of evil. In a system of ultimate fairness, if persons included God in
the picture, most persons would worship and honor God only to avoid adversity, pain, and
suffering. In a system of supposed ultimate fairness, we could even question whether
people would love God at all. What we must remember is we are to love God with no
conditions. We are to love God when we are in pain and not in pain. We are to love God
when we are poor and when we are rich. We are to love God in season and out of season. We
are to love God whether there is fairness or injustice. These words were posted at one of Shepherd's Care Ministries Sites called Wisdom
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International Bible Society. Used by permission of Zondervan Publishing House.
All rights reserved.
Scripture quotations marked (RSV) are taken from the HOLY BIBLE, Revised
Standard Version of the Bible, Copyright © 1952 [2nd edition, 1971] by the
Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of
Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved.
Entire contents copyright © 1999 - 2009
by Patrick Kelly, All rights reserved.
All content is presented on behalf of Shepherd’s Care Ministries. Shepherd's
Care Ministries reserves no right or claim upon content.
Shepherd's Care
Ministries author and webmaster, Rev. Patrick Kelly, is affiliated through
ministerial ordination with Church of God Ministries, Anderson IN 46018