Stephen L France
Being a GOOD PERSON (VII)
BEING A GOOD PERSON (VII)
How ‘human progression’ steals, kills, and destroys the produce of healthy, Holy fruit
Being a GOOD PERSON – Part 7 – ‘On-demand’ culture neutralises patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and temperance...
Deception is riddled within every part of western society’s infrastructure – social, political, agricultural, financial, relational, psychological, and of course, spiritual.
Like a genie offering infinite wishes, technology makes the marketplace hyper-responsive to our desires; however, there's a deceptive cost from these 'Djinn,' that amplifies selfish ambition--otherwise known as greed--and diminishes the human propensity toward selflessness.
It is the price we unwittingly pay for the convenience and ease that technology provides, but what I’ve observed is that this 'tax' directly afflicts the fruit of the Holy Spirit.
Through the over-reliance on technology, the covert 'toll' stolen from our soul, transforms us from agents of Truth into vessels of deception, living-out self-deceived lives, and deceiving others as well.
It’s an awful perpetual cycle, permitted by the collective consensus of society, and rooted in the broken, fallen nature of humanity, which is inclined toward self-preservation, self-exaltation, and self-gratification.The
Being a GOOD PERSON (VII)
BEING A GOOD PERSON (VII)
How ‘human progression’ steals, kills, and destroys the produce of healthy, Holy fruit
Being a GOOD PERSON – Part 7 – ‘On-demand’ culture neutralises patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and temperance...
Deception is riddled within every part of western society’s infrastructure – social, political, agricultural, financial, relational, psychological, and of course, spiritual.
Like a genie offering infinite wishes, technology makes the marketplace hyper-responsive to our desires; however, there's a deceptive cost from these 'Djinn,' that amplifies selfish ambition--otherwise known as greed--and diminishes the human propensity toward selflessness.
It is the price we unwittingly pay for the convenience and ease that technology provides, but what I’ve observed is that this 'tax' directly afflicts the fruit of the Holy Spirit.
Through the over-reliance on technology, the covert 'toll' stolen from our soul, transforms us from agents of Truth into vessels of deception, living-out self-deceived lives, and deceiving others as well.
It’s an awful perpetual cycle, permitted by the collective consensus of society, and rooted in the broken, fallen nature of humanity, which is inclined toward self-preservation, self-exaltation, and self-gratification.The