Jeremiah 18:6 “O house of Israel, can I not do with you as this potter does?” declares the LORD. “Like clay in the hand of the potter, so are you in my hand, O house of Israel..."
"Why are there always people better than me at literally everything I do?"The list goes on and on forevermore. Isn't it unfair, that you couldn't choose your skin colour, hair colour, etc? Heck, isn't it unfair that you have no choice over who was going to be your sibling(s)? Or if you were going to get any, for that matter.
"Why am I not as good-looking as....?"
"Why must I live with the background I was born into?"
"Why can't I be this?"
"Why can't I be that?"
"If God were a gentleman, why couldn't He asked before shaping my nose this way?"
Isn't God fair and just to all?
I can do all the exercises in the world and eat every thing possible out there that could help me gain a little more height; but the genetic constitution in me says that I may as well give up all hope if I wanted to grow as tall as Yao Ming. Why do certain people stand out to be taller than average, without any interventions? Just because of the genetic material they inherited from their tall parents? Where is the fairness described as one of God's attributes?
"God, if you are fair to all then make every body the same lah!" Notice I write 'every body' instead of 'everybody'.

No comments:
Post a Comment