We live in a heroic society. In a society that creates the path to success, we have the freest society in the world. In this society, we create a separation between our innermost existence and our vision of reality. In this separation, the inner reality of our true personal hope is destroyed. The Bible calls him "disappointed." Our own image is our thoughts, feelings and actions in specific situations. For our culture. The key is danger. At the end of life  we first need to understand that in this outlook on life, people are moving in completely different directions. On this secular road, we tend to project us in a way that has nothing to do with the secular. the opinion of. A true vision of what to do. ... the effect of success. ... 

In other words, our own self-image is misleading; most of our problems come from both sides. On the one hand, when we project our own meaning more than the actual situation, we will judge the direction others take based on their behavior and our understanding of why they do it. They are heading in that direction.Only when we can see, hear and touch our current situation can we understand our view of the world and what is happening. When we look at the events of this life and decide the events based on our knowledge, we will burden ourselves according to the direction we are heading. inch. The judgments people make will eventually become our personal hopes in exchange for our own hopes. What is ours. I think it is difficult for us sinners to accept that people are creative in this life. We believe that we understand why and what to do, but we are not truly omnipotent or omniscient. Omnipresent.
people are heading in the direction of pain because of their character traits. 

Solomon walked in that direction and wrote Ecclesiastes. When he reviewed his life like a book, he showed pain in that direction. Judging people we don’t know is because we have influenced ourselves, just as the people we judge learn to judge rationally. Sin and pain. So we discovered a very simple Christian self-worth problem syndrome.Most of our problems stem from insisting on the seriousness of the matter, because we have found a reason beyond the simplicity of the gospel. It is one thing to say that Christ died for all the sins of his people. Our soul is our selfless personality. We have a special ritual path because we affirm that the way Christ treats us when we are saved has a healthy personal connection with our worldview. When we are saved, we begin to see that we have a shepherd who truly bears our burdens and teaches us to be safe