Don’t Ask Me That: Boundary

Hopefully you are starting to see answers to the question (Check out the first two parts of this message) Does God exist start to be formulated. Our existence didn’t happen by chance, accident, or random generations. Since we have a beginning there has to be a cause. Our creation points to the creator of Scripture who masterfully united the things around us to be perfectly suited to our needs, but let’s move from experience and science to philosophy—because everywhere we look God has put within us…

 A Boundary (Romans 2:15) ¹⁵ They show that the requirements of the law are written on their hearts, their consciences also bearing witness, and their thoughts sometimes accusing them and at other times even defending them.
We live in a world where people are uncertain if there is a truth that transcends their momentary whims. The Burger King philosophy has taken root–You can have it your way. Truth like a transformers–constantly shifting, like sand filling up the container, and yet Paul argues for a universal law rather than a universally changing one. Not written on a slab of concrete but chiseled into the human heart.  Why is it that every culture throughout history has had laws, that murder, lying, immorality have been discouraged? Even what we would consider aberrations such as human sacrifice was done with a universal in mind: Why is it that all people around the world desire to worship something?