I enjoy Google, Youtube, Usenet, Wikipedia, and much more as well.
But I see it thru the lens taught by the Bible, which is the correct
lens. It reveals why the world is the way it is, why rebellious
people (such as yourself) flatly reject the things of God, and why
we must humble ourselves before God before we will receive grace and
knowledge of the truth.
This world was created for man to enjoy. Everything in the universe
was created for man to enjoy. But it must be done in subjection to
God, because God is truth and everything He's built is founded upon
truth. For those who embrace lies and falseness (who sin), they are
operating in a way contrary to the design of the universe. They are
like a cancer in our bodies operating contrary to the natural form
of the body. And, like cancer, you can't just "live with it," but
you have to get in there and cut it out.
This is what Jesus did for us at the cross. He took our sin and
shame away from us, dying in our place so that we are set free.
He gave us this gift because He loves us and wants us to be with
Him where He is in the paradise of God, and not wallowing in sin,
nor confined to the limits of Hell because we would not embrace
the truth, but instead embraced the lie.
Only when we first set our solid foundational footing upon the
knowledge of Jesus Christ, of sin, and of salvation, can the things
around us be appreciated for what they are, and be enjoyed in a
right and proper way.
This information is there before you, Jeff. If you pick up the
Bible and seek it out with an honest pursuit of the truth you'll
find it (because God promises you will). If you continue on as
you are today (in rebellion, believing already that you are right
and that you know everything you need to) then you are already
lost, and you will never be found.
Listen to this discrepancy between the natural man and the spiritual
man:
It begins at about 10:46:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_fEmqLu7s8&r=10m46s
When Jesus takes away our sin a new component of our existence is
then made alive. The spirit. Until that time we are only flesh.
And it is from within that spiritual life that we can truly know
and understand and follow the things of God.
Best regards,
Rick C. Hodgin