northwest of ju ju

i used to work at this coffee shop called It's a Grind. long story short, one of my co-workers husband used to come in and visit her from time to time. once i got to know him and he found out that i'm studying apologetics, he began asking me all these tough questions about morality and life. that was last spring. now i'm at starbucks. today i'm filling the lil fridge thing where we keep all those drinks and i look up and who do i see but that guy. he doesn't recognize me right away but as soon as he did, the same ol' questions came flyin.... man i love it. i live for those kinds of discussions about morality and life. the HARD ones. the ones that make your brain about have a baby trying to figure them out. he asked me today, and i think he's asked me this before, if something is wrong because God or the police/authority say it's wrong, or because it's wrong. i feel like this is one of those questions that just doesn't make sense when you really think about it... because after all where do we get moral law and morality from but God? morality needs a source, it couldn't have just come from no-where. and we have to have someone perfect to be able to know what really is truly moral and not. and since we all know man is imperfect, we need an all perfect being, hence, God.

anyways... it felt good to get my brain goin like that again... oh man i love it.




title = northwest of ju ju by Justin King