I believe in flexible choices, but I want to choose what He wants wisely. At the same time, I don’t think I have two paths, and one is still my choice, and the other is to sincerely believe in God’s divine sovereignty. ...Essentially, the necessary war is about understanding intent. It is conceivable that conscious choice is naturally produced by malicious and sinful desires.
We always want good or bad things, because we really want to survive. Therefore, we can say that things are certainly not created or developed mechanically, but moral communication proves that God is good.
But God decides good and bad. He communicates through two existences. We have problems because we did not reject Him with correct communication. Everything has possible reasons, because if something does not exist, God will not represent God. Your ultimate goal. Perhaps the general distortion of our true desires is not our own, but a sin that usually exists in our hearts, so of course I think the answer is to promote morality and religion, not evil. Focus on our specific weaknesses.


Essentially, a necessary war is an understanding of intention. We never just look at what may happen in this ideal world, but seek survival out of a deep need for the right according to God’s official pronouncement. This is what the poet said when he was determined to fight sin.The poet committed so many sins voluntarily that he had almost no energy, but he sincerely wanted to hate the accuser's desire to be under the care of the heavenly Father. Of course, I believe that our sincere desire is undoubtedly the desire expressed by God.
In a way, our physical desires are smart. God teaches us an effective way to carry us what is extremely important, regardless of the stage required for profitable growth. I sincerely think it’s fair to say that although the humble request is not transparent at the right time, it is reasonable because transparency is God’s specific purpose.