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The Creator's Dilemma (sample)




 The story of creation is often misunderstood, but the truth is it is a story which repeats itself in every one of our lives. The world we live in was created. It was not always here. It was created by god and by man. For a moment think of this earth as it was before it was made: an empty space, nothingness, and yet with such possibility. If you were to ask God what he wanted to do with this empty space, he would say without hesitation, "I want to make a heaven." This is the dream of a creator.

But man's dreams are not all the same; they vary from person to person. Some may wish to make paradise, but others wish to make hell. Some believe that the world is inherently good and some believe that it is inherently evil. But whatever each one believes about the world, they have the power to shape it as they see fit. We have all come into this life as creators; we have come full of ideas and ambitions for ourselves and for others around us. And if we could achieve our goals, we would find ourselves in heaven on earth — or at least that is what we hope!

But there is another side to being a creator; we are not only creating the world....

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