#distinction

[emilyenglishstudy]

「【初心者もOK】オンライン英会話Camblyの効果的な使い方３つ」 のご紹介です。 このオンライン英会話 おすすめ動画が、英語上達の参考になればいいですね。 エミリーの英会話スタディのミッションは、ネイティブスピーカー >>>　続きを読む

【初心者もOK】オンライン英会話Camblyの効果的な使い方３つ

[emilyenglishstudy]

【永久保存版】たった30分で発音記号を完全攻略【速習まとめ】

[emilyenglishstudy]

【関係代名詞】 which と that の使い分けを解説します

[wisdomfish]

There is a distinction between those for whom Christ died and those who are finally saved.

Ron Rhodes

[taniapiz-blog]

#Ciò che è aldilà/what is beyond

“Chi si aggrappa alla mente non vede la verità che sta oltre la mente. Chi si sforza di praticare il Dharma non trova la verità che è aldilà della pratica. Per conoscere ciò che è aldilà sia della mente che della pratica bisogna tagliare di netto la radice della mente e, nudi, guardare; bisogna abbandonare ogni distinzione e restare tranquilli.” Tilopa “He who clings to the mind does not see…

[emilyenglishstudy]

「【超簡単】一瞬で発音が劇的に向上するコツを伝授します」 のご紹介です。 この英語の発音のトレーニング動画が、英語上達の参考になればいいですね。 エミリーの英会話スタディのミッションは、ネイティブスピーカー並みにペラペラ >>>　続きを読む

【超簡単】一瞬で発音が劇的に向上するコツを伝授します

[unfoldingmoments]

GOD IS JUST, NOT FAIR.

1. Justice is about "Right vs. Wrong" To say God is just means that everything is handled according to a moral law or truth. If you do something, there is a consequence (good or bad). It’s about balance and accountability. Like a judge, a "just" God ensures that truth is recognized and "debts" are paid.

2. Fairness is about "Equal vs. Unequal" Fairness is a very human concept. We think "fair" means everyone gets the exact same thing at the same time—like cutting a cake into equal slices. However, life isn't like that. Some people are born with more, some suffer more, and some seem to "get away" with things longer than others. If God were "fair" in the human sense, everyone’s life would look identical.

3. The Distinction When people say this, they are usually expressing that:

Justice is objective: You get what you deserve based on a divine standard.

Fairness is subjective: You get what everyone else gets.

Essentially, the phrase suggests that God operates on a higher plane of "rightness" that we might not understand, rather than simply making sure everyone has an "even" experience. It's a way of making sense of why bad things happen to good people—it’s not "fair," but there might be a "just" purpose behind it that we can't see yet.

1. Justice is about "Right vs. Wrong" To say God is just means that everything is handled according to a moral law or truth. If you do something, there is a consequence (good or bad). It’s about balance and accountability. Like a judge, a "just" God ensures that truth is recognized and "debts" are paid.

2. Fairness is about "Equal vs. Unequal" Fairness is a very human concept. We think "fair" means everyone gets the exact same thing at the same time—like cutting a cake into equal slices. However, life isn't like that. Some people are born with more, some suffer more, and some seem to "get away" with things longer than others. If God were "fair" in the human sense, everyone’s life would look identical.

3. The Distinction When people say this, they are usually expressing that:

Justice is objective: You get what you deserve based on a divine standard.

Fairness is subjective: You get what everyone else gets.

Essentially, the phrase suggests that God operates on a higher plane of "rightness" that we might not understand, rather than simply making sure everyone has an "even" experience. It's a way of making sense of why bad things happen to good people—it’s not "fair," but there might be a "just" purpose behind it that we can't see yet.