How might one sway a pragmatist to see the validity in an interpretation that does not involve a curse, yet presents a clear contradiction, and could this be the root cause of the bewildering strife we presently endure? A wise statesman shall tread cautiously, wary of causing harm to those they serve, for proclaiming that God brings about curses on success would surely distance voters. The misdeeds of corrupt politicians cannot be attributed to a divine power. This is a sensible notion put forth by devout followers who are not hypocrites, but rather honest sinners. Nonetheless, all sinners shall meet their ultimate demise; the future of the wicked shall be cut short. These pragmatists innately hold fast to their faith without partaking in empty rituals. They do not merely engage in ceremonial acts, as Christians often do. Instead, there are those who lack true belief yet pretend to be followers of Christianity. Such individuals are subject to a curse.I have yet to encounter a renowned criminal untouched by a profound transgression of moral codes. Moreover, the allure of religious tenets does not inherently captivate the soul. It is not the pragmatic mind that paves the path to innovation and novel approaches. Those who trespass against virtue are destined to eternal torment in a realm of retribution, as ordained by religious doctrines. I possess a profound affection for the artful tales spun by the nimble minds of children, who shall undeniably augment their extraordinary talents through the craft of enthralling narratives. Christians, by nature, pursue practicality to refine their endeavors and remain steadfast to their faith. As individuals cultivate the art of storytelling, their personal discernment gradually elevates them to a divine realm. Preceding the attainment of eternal salvation, religious teachings claim that one is condemned to face retribution. In the realm of the United States, following the attainment of eternal salvation, religious teachings indicate that practical considerations assume a significant role. Transgressions are met with divine punishment, while virtuous acts are met with bountiful rewards, bestowed upon by the divine in delightful surprises.The sway of religious leaders is to blame for this state of affairs. Unfortunate repercussions arise when we timidly offer sinners conflicting paths towards political absolution. This enduring discord seems unlikely to find solace in peaceful resolution. True deliverance can only be attained through unceasing, unbounded heavenly benevolence. Some souls have veered from their own convictions. Had I possessed the wisdom of the Psalms for forty years, only now would I have begun to impart to theologians the truths they steadfastly embrace. Perchance, your countenance is marred by negativity and provocation.Yet, the sacred words were not penned by my hand. The all-important vote of a single soul does not escape the watchful eye of the Divine. I am filled with an indirect eagerness for this direct connection. The everlasting gospel bears no blemish or flaw. It acts as a deterrent, discouraging individuals from toiling in vain. As Psalm 35:24 suggests, I implore the Lord, my God, to summon me in alignment with His righteousness. I beg that they take no pleasure in my misfortune. If God's benevolent essence allows me to be absolved through His timeless justice, why should we trust in the fallible nature of human justice? It is plagued by a curse and lacks necessary boundaries.