If one tries to kill a fly

If one tries to kill a fly, it escapes. This is not a moral act by the fly but an instinctive action placed in its nature by God. Seeking treatment to save one’s life is also a natural human act, not a moral one. Some people have anger in their nature, which is the enemy of reason. Nature itself is destiny. People with a harsh nature believe that destiny is not determined by God’s power but by their own strength, so they declare their interpretation of scriptures as absolute truth and others’ interpretations as absolute falsehood, leading to anger. Pharaoh’s nature was also harsh because his destiny was hell, just as tough plants are destined for hard soil. This is my interpretation; if it is wrong, I hope God’s mercy will forgive me. The purpose of dialogue is to reflect on each other’s words instead of getting angry. We are not prophets, so our interpretations can be wrong. God created Satan for anger, so a satanic mind gets angry at God’s works, and God gets angry at the works of a satanic mind. When we feel anger towards someone’s different psychology, instead of becoming violent, we should patiently endure it and gently share our views with others, remembering that we are not prophets and only God knows if our understanding of prophetic words is true. We must adopt an opinion to live life. Two brains may have the same physical chemistry but different mental chemistry. God could have made everyone alike, but He loves diversity and thus creates various kinds of humans and plants to sustain the system of life.