This ethical problem goes far beyond a modest set of appropriate behaviors. We are plagued with a distorted view of the law's thought process to find out the truth. We just want to inevitably introduce pragmatic reasons so that we have the power to reach an arbitrary standard of personal righteousness. As I said earlier, we pride ourselves on having an ordinary view of our own flesh that the sins of other boys are greater than our own. We do not consider this terrible problem of being bitterly cursed by a warrior power fighting against our spirit.I never got to the bottom of this love of personal power until I started to see how the negative and hostile power of the flesh was leading me towards a blurry vision of a true Christian image. When I methodically began to think in absolute terms, then I correctly began to experience "being" before doing. Our cursed temptations are what we fundamentally lean on when we mistakenly place doing ahead of being. The Bible is completely practical. Examine our inner being thoroughly.Draw a line within us between blessing and curse. We don't naturally think that this frequent problem with sin is as big as it undoubtedly is. We think we naturally have supernatural powers, so we may try to confess our way out of a certain course we unknowingly took. We are naturally attached to decried programs and social clichés. It is unnatural for us to think that all corrupt men display a desire to cruelly destroy everything and everyone with their utter depravity. Of course we would humbly want to trust the madman because that naturally seems to remain the only way not to experience alienation. So it is easy to nervously twist the biblical description of this ongoing revival into something impotent.