"either"-"or" thinking is the most common cognitive error of our race and should be avoided until circumstances force it upon us. even then it should be distrusted and held at arm's length, not embraced as a friend, but accepted as an unavoidable relative.
if you accept the Christian God as The God you must also accept at least two premises often overlooked by His followers: sin is its own punishment obedience is its own reward
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, former Federal Reserve Chairman, Alan Greenspan
said, "I was praised for things I didn't do. I am now being
blamed for things I didn't do."
Courage is speaking up in the first case and remaining silent in the second.