Unbelievable!! I think of one who has the perspective that says "be not anxious" about tomorrow because "sufficient to the day is the evil thereof." Then I think of the perspective of the mother on that video.  Then I think how much wisdom it would take for one with the former perspective to communicate that perspective to that mother. They live in such differently perceived realities that only a wise person would know where to begin that communication profitably.

 

It makes me see why Paul and Peter talk about having wisdom to "answer" people. Sometimes, questions from others can help you see how they are  are trying to understand the difference in perspectives. Thankfully, we have reason to believe that a life well-lived (according to that first perspective) will provoke those questions.

 

So even though I think loving our neighbor is ultimately defined in terms of its meaningfulness per this-worldly sentient effects, God most certainly does use those effects to provoke questions in others about the "hope that is in us," as Peter says. We have several verses to this effect like "that the teaching be not blasphemed," "that they may glorify your Father in heaven," etc.

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