Questioning a belief sometimes is not always a bad thing. If we did not question something, we would not further understand something. Even though God’s presence is ubiquitous, his presence is not always felt. Sometimes this is why people begin to question personal things in their lives such as their faith, family, and lifestyle. It is human for people to ask questions, in order to further understand a certain topic. The following questions I have thought about for a long time and I am searching for answers still.
Why did God allow for something as bad as the Holocaust to happen? Even though God gave us free will, why did he not intervene at times? Something as horrendous as the Holocaust should never have happened because God should had stopped one person’s motives for the sake of 6 million others. Are the lives of over 6 million Jews not more valuable as …show more content…
Last year in class, we learned that marriage is a physical and spiritual connection between two people. It is a physical relationship because it involves our body and it is a spiritual relationship because it involves our souls. If a spouse is unfaithful to their husband or wife, then they are not really spiritually involved in the marriage. Their soul is not committed to that other person. A legitament marriage involves both the body and spirit. Someone who commits adultery is not spiritually and physically invested in their relationship. If a person is not ready to fully commit themselves in a marriage, but gets married anyway, then that marriage should be viewed as invalid. This is why I believe adultery should be a credible reason for an annulment. This question is important to me because the Catholic faith is based upon relationships between God and his followers and matrimony is the embodiment of the basis of our faith. If we cannot have an honest relationship with one another, one of God’s creations, then I feel an annulment should be
Why did God allow for something as bad as the Holocaust to happen? Even though God gave us free will, why did he not intervene at times? Something as horrendous as the Holocaust should never have happened because God should had stopped one person’s motives for the sake of 6 million others. Are the lives of over 6 million Jews not more valuable as …show more content…
Last year in class, we learned that marriage is a physical and spiritual connection between two people. It is a physical relationship because it involves our body and it is a spiritual relationship because it involves our souls. If a spouse is unfaithful to their husband or wife, then they are not really spiritually involved in the marriage. Their soul is not committed to that other person. A legitament marriage involves both the body and spirit. Someone who commits adultery is not spiritually and physically invested in their relationship. If a person is not ready to fully commit themselves in a marriage, but gets married anyway, then that marriage should be viewed as invalid. This is why I believe adultery should be a credible reason for an annulment. This question is important to me because the Catholic faith is based upon relationships between God and his followers and matrimony is the embodiment of the basis of our faith. If we cannot have an honest relationship with one another, one of God’s creations, then I feel an annulment should be